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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20

snlS ester e1t O. tne n4nos ~ tns press
fer sbo1l1 Is get inte tAe pae1c prials !
wo1L6 neseg hs4r tA< lzst ot IL
Nr CleselsuS las ksndiy e1crec - give
ras 4ny tazx ~.te-n tae = of tae Govern
ueat blt / lear "a = sa<11z ne. " AL %
49, teiukt
Ne &rs a guite wei 81 bo-ae. barring
= Eat rcstlussless &mo1g ear hens 81
q shr- cz-sed by the preseros ~ az 0u-
kles1 prrsel ia the bare wh9 = hao.e
sesss dsy ~ - taase - Ita Eis paacre4s
y 44Fsa ~ in -a Ga f4sriaa gaAs4a1r.
cee1i1s has alftalY ueea usrs aE4 farm
sEs aas feslng 1-5lzat The streams are
recessed ifeI tter sey Testers 4ud ~
la geilg ana freacsiaz aeeNn the grassy
ue-1s rprrE laiLns sre peEiunlus % aet
ine hls ssles and harser4dish, made ffem
Swedish t-ra.p - ~na c.laslcguG tins-. - ~ pe
h-d.
Lafayette N.sser was GA oar streets Fri
day. booking hearty Late rode Gown f.om
farty secuua street o. Cgy Hal ca tae ele-
xaled tram. accompanied - new hNe q
bees wu.ca he desired to rurn in en- sub
scr.ptua az Newspaper Row lie had =
special car q tie way down. Cal again,
Lsfe
However. General have allowed my
self 70 wander lgue ENcuse this long
letter ana eacase my delay 10 writing. roe.
for just could not 90 II before suu do &c IS
wanted IA Caa I 0a any thing fer you ln
an advertising wayf 1 travel a great deal
and meet TIE best people everywhere Neat
year stall use stereoptieou ga the stage,
.hink and col.d work lu a httle friendly no
ice on one ~ these slides. n YOU thought
best Could also pead of my clothes 10 public
and sag got Them al your place. - good
bve Dictated Letter. BIZ NYE
Z = Would jay Gould be accepted by
tue Government as one of my bondsmen lu
case should take The \ Y + . portfoloi
lie IS great freud and constant reader of
nine Is y
Mother Z. :. Ia speaking 70 General
Harrison about TINS matter, you might say
that / was the nrst man 20 suggest his
name for the Presidency This j. not 20
out any thing | can do for you II Z similar
way 1 viii checrfully do.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20

faE PROSPECTIVE NEW foEE POSTMASTER.
Mistakes. bat not - a postmaster. I have
stepped aside several times from what j.
ll.oa the correct tning In Philadelphia, and
nag. possibly, 90 20 again, b4t not of-lCialiy
have done thngs that | am now sorry
.or 5lf my whole nature seemed 20 demand
excitement, and / would frequently 81 up
II nearly eleven O'Clock. irolicAing and
laglng fun WITH people who enjoyed having
fun and who reyeied ia my sunny smile
But thai was after cnlce hours. Mr.
W4namaker. After / bad hung the can
seang stamp on nail. after had checked
lp the II . b and put mucllage on the
secondhand stamps, / would issue forth
Ard give the evening up 10 Tie keenest en-
loxmeut, sometimes AZ the beanuag tourna-
nent, or anon at the free reading room,
where would sometimes meet other peo-
pie But all that : passed now
A dark shade OF goods, with an invisible
check ia the pocket OF the vest, would suit
me very seA wear a tan coat, and a
very long 1.-THE pant In post-oftce work |
dress plainly but neatly.
Remember me 70 the administration and
say that, while unusually busy this season,
have not allowed prosperity 10 crowd tho
administration out OF my memory.
when last was in Philadelphia. for know
that we would have pleased each other. /
am frank. peu-faccd. self made man who
forgot 70 order sufficient hair while putting
Uptne job. | am easy 10 get acquainted
with and hard a. shake od You can always
have fun with me II you go AT IL right, John,
and yet there are few men who can knock
the tar out Of a general delivery window
equal 10 me. do not allow business cares
70 weigh on me too heavily. Ny grocer Is
generally a more thoughtful and chastcned-
looking man than am, and yet I can dis
tribute more lower case mail IN an hour than
anybody you ever saw.
would also want two pairs OF seal-brown
socks with eight day clocks OF some con-
trasting color.
Doubtless the President may have some
one in his mind for the New York post
Office, some one who viii shine more IN so
ciety perhaps, some one who Will please the
/ eve more for the moment, but what we want
I for that position is a pure, good man, who
| loves the Old tag and who wants u sec i
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20

fo1snt zs ssy - sArc4gh q wilderness %
s.a- 5--4k 1-l&- A.. So 90 A. a11 1faN-
eA--ks. n = 4-&4Azer. 1Azl. tos14y. yoz
sss ls beloved zac an red - eBs aEo A..
Yel modest a-1 e-.ss.a- < - = ltt-s oes-
1rQp ca tLe pelz. ~ p'lz eei1 olossou.
bell ~ ~ 4Ee~ ~aas it =. Geaef-l. -
.A4zls al0ag tzr14za a. ADVERSE AZ s.n-
e-rse1 a4r-1 I 4s1l tlAs / 1zss 141s
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20

Mr end Mrs Smithkins al the photogra-
piers.
Mr. =. taking the photographer aside and
Whispering Say, my wife wants her pict-
ure taken, but want 10 give you q pointer
on her
''W hat is itl'
Don't tell her to look pleasant II
won't do in her case. I've tried IL and II
always makes her madder'n ever" -Chica-
go Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
A WAY TO GET RICH.
Novel Experience OF Wealthy Bostoi
h-an.


Bo,roN, Aug. 23.-The hero Of
checkcred career, in which 4 rema ,-
able tram of misfortuncs have brou-rt
to HIM snug little fortune, Il Jaeo9
Hannis, who has just returned from tAc
West. Jacob lives IN Someryiile. lie
IS on the shady side of 30.
Twenty years ago, says.Nr Hannis,
" / was no different from other men.
had Il good constitution, was called
green, and as my parents were poor,
/ had 10 get out m the cold
world and hustle for living.
I'm New York / got 81 chance IN the
street gang. | lived in JerscyCisy, ana
used 20 90 back and forth on the ferry.
Oae night the gatet-ender opened the
gate too soon and ! fell between the
boat and slip. had my leg crushed So
that 10 had 10 be taken of. That gave
me a great set back but | recovered,
got a good wooden leg and $1,000
damages. ] secured 4 place IN a round
house or q Western railway. One night
the fireman started up his engine and
my right arm was cut almost of. The
company gave me $500 and paid my
doctors bills. had now quite a snug
little sum laid 10y and bought small
cigar store in Syracuse, and did first
rate for two years.
zone morning | was going down to
the store. when a blast went OF i'm All
open lot near the street, and when they
picked me up, ! was minus an eye and
almost all my teeth. That little circus
cost the contractor who didthe blasting
Just = 800, and invested SO OF II IN Il
glass eve and new teeth. kept on at
the cigar business, and before a year
was over, fell through an open man
hole in the sidewalk one evening and
broke my other leg 50 badly that they
had 10 take it OFT, too. ! struck them
for 5000 and got ID. | sold out and
came here. had enough cash To- keep
me comfortably and didn't worry much
about living. Two years ago last
March | went over 10 the city to get q
little piece OF turning done and waited
while they did il. Turning 20 go ont, !
stumbled and fell against the shafting
In two seconds my scalp WAS revolving
around that shaft like a pin-Nheel.
sued them. but tine -c0undrels allowed
me only Sll5, and I bad 10 pay away
50 OF lt Tor tu.s Wig
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
ANOTHER COLLISION
A Special Train ConIdss Win
Passenger.
RUDE ENDING OF ASOfHuM JlUSI.
A Hals4snore and ohlo onsesais' spse al
Train wresksa Through "a opera
tor's z8laadsr- toaf Aea Nsfsl
Killed knd Naus tnsuFed-

PARkERsBrao " Va. Aug -3.-ine
morning accommodauon ara "a due here
al Il.l0 coilded wlth q speo.al east
bound tram carrying some ba.lmo1e q
ONO oIhc.als, al a point between
Petroleum aad SILVER Run, twenty -hFe
miles from helt. on tne main llne ~
the b. a. g. railroad. Toe accident f4e
caused hy wrong orders being gwen 20
the engineer or tae ,pc, al tItlus Ml1
wa, ordered t0 pass tle accommodation
10 Petroleum. tle farther po.ut fa.t,
and Cd tle accommodation 20 pass tAc
-naeal tram at silver kun, tnt farther
point west. AZ the tame ot tue coill-
,ol b0ta uan, Were gong thirty -nvs
mllC- AN h14r. They mct on sharp
curve, and without moments warn
uS dashed ilt0 each other wrtcklns
both engines and baggage ear, aod in-
stantly kAung Engineer Laynlan,f a,Al-
N nlurug Engineer George hON land
and instantly killing the two nEtnen,
Jame- Fletcher and John kalicy-E One
ot the officials, named Hunter, MAS
badly, and perhaps fatally huN. a
Mrs. Maalcy. oi Central NcsI \ irginla,
WAS badly injured. 1Ounctlman Roo
ert Mal.cy. oil TINS city, was cut and
hrul-el. Baggag master Rose WAS badly
cat. a colOred porter Ou the special WAS
thrown through a glass door and PROB
ably fatally injured. There were SOME
miraculous escapes. The dead bodies
were brought here. The first reports
ot Twelve or nltecn killed were not
confirmed
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

Elliot r. Carpenter. Of Plans /.
Hotel, nli taAe a vacation after tae
close 0f toe season. before Ae returns
o. college He-a II spend Dc at Charlie
so.x. Bear Lake .ad vicinity
L. lngierzilt, 2. 3. Hal, b F..
Emery. T. Har3sy and wife, and Mss
Blanche Harh v. ot Grand Rapids,
have B.. ssstegcd al the Mlck,nac House
ta.s week.
Messr.. ?. }. O.n. H. r. storey and
Mrs. =. ". Ost.gh1ut are recent arrivals
from Grand Kap.l. at Pank's Hotel.
Mr. j. k.ila.n, accompanied by his
w-le aad daughter, have beel recent
guests ot the Astor House.
Ale>,r.. r. =. Pierce and +. D. Hop
k'ns have been among the Grand
hlp-is cnltug. nt mere Oi late.
TIL, /. s. maa-of-Nar Michigan has
taken her q tplrlure, a, have the yacht,
Countess aul Narda.
Jas. Ford and II. H. Braun have been
~ the Ast0r House 4urns tic week.
&. l.. Lockwood was a guest OF the
Mission House TIA, week.
Rev. c. j.. Fr.ncke. OF Grand Rapids,
was among the arrivals NJ the Murray
House Tuesday. RIDDLE WILLIAMS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
OH! THE CRY-BABIES
Saginaw. Being Beaten Says IL
Was al Exhibition Game.
SalIa'S GOOD BORk Il TIE BOY


Iae game 81 yfsI aay MAS weH
played and apparently easily uoa hs
Grand Rapids Ia the second inning
Wheaton VA, h.t fof I've singles and
three doubles. and tne.s with q base oA
balls gave the home team niue runs
During the rest of lhe game their his
were scattering ANA only two more runs
Nere added a. lhe ,,ole smith proved
% be yely eneett, ami struck out the
hArd-huns ysltofs W,A remarkable
frequency lie made the most costly
error pf the game n ine fourth l4nmg.
Wheaton WAS 0u nr-l base when Fan
ulgal l.t the nlil ilt1 Dbl, hands. and
hc turned o. throw ilt bali 90 tsan,
and bad he thrown 3 any where near
him tlD result would have leCn an ca,y
double play, bat the hall went w.ld ol
Ac mark hy about ten feet, and both
men were safe and Wheaton scored.
lu tile sixth Brown got nr-i base on
balls and took second on passed bali
and scored on Nleaton's hit. In the
eighth nnng Wheaton got las base on
uoldUr's chOlce and scored on flanAl-
gau's two-paggcr.
II wa, rumored "a the grand stand
during the game and on the streets last
evening that the game of yesterday WAS
an exhibition game There seems 10 be
"A misunderstanding of the matter be
tween t1o directors ol the clubs. Sagl-
naW claims il WAS an exhibition game
and Grand Rapids CLAIMS Il asa schedule
game ,and Il was advertised as such Ine
matter VIII have 10 be settled 10y the
state league author.tlcs. score
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

The "DEMOREST" i Fsr~
feet in every parti sular.
Money refuude ] if not A. rep
represented. The " DEMO
REST isa high arm machine,
size under the arm stx5I
IN ches. The shuttle is abso-
lutely sELF-TBREADIFG. The
needle is self-setiing. No
springs to get out Of order.
All bear.nv IS are Of hardened
steel. All parts are inter
chaugeable and adiustsb ia 30
when one part wears out after
years Of use, a new part can
be put in Its place.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE yElpS,
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
sTOLEN FLANE. l..

Nest BFldgs-ss- stores fobtsN iu DAs
Llsht The Goods Reeo5sf.o.
Eaton a CO., of ths Bee live. on
West Bridge ST.. reported that lf.I 6
flannel wac stolen from iAel store ats
day afternoon. The goods mere valued
IL $3.50.
t. r. Wood & CO., 81 West Bfcge-st.
"A 50 report the los, of h0.t of flannel
worth -, taken Yesterday afternoon.
Both bolts were recovered at Simon
~nyder's lcond-hand rIe, aud
Edward Boyle was arrested Ga ,usp.olon
0i being OuD oI the In4eFes-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

G. II. oarWood, who succeeds Charles
f. Blanchett ln the active management
OF Wh.mey's Iheater, has taken hold
with characteristic energy. llo II un-
trlng, and from a small beginning has
made himself power ln theaiflCals.
having fnil control of ihe Toledo
houses and an assured bonanza ln
Grand Rapids. The hum and "png
of hls restless personality Viii speedily
bc felt IN local thcatr.cals, too.-tfo,
Pres
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
$3.50

Pays for one DEM0REST"
Sewing Ma chine, with three
drawers, drop leaf and cover,
five hemmers, a quilter, tuck
er, ru.iier. braider. binder, one
dozen needles. six bobbins, an
oil can, two screw-drivers and
an instruction book, giving
such full directions that any
lady can operate the machine
without other help.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

4 lecture on manual training IN thc
schools viii be delivered by g. II. Ham
AZ Hartman's Hail, Tuesday evening.
The lecture is free, and az the question
OF introducing manual training into
the schools here Is now beng agltatcd.
it is hoped that there Viii be good
attendance. Mr.. Ham j. we'll quail.
ned 10 speak upon the subject and ls
the author Of several standard puhl.
catlnns.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

Although the above D. a paid notice.
IL should be explained that the good
doctor has kicked and kicked repeat
cdiy. bat rs the TfIEGRAM-liERALI
brings hm 50 many more patients than
any of the other papers. nc thinks %
would be poor business judgment to do
without il. lie still continues ms adyer-
tlsemcnt-B Bwincss Nonoqc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
THE BEN8IE MURDER.
The Examination of Marshall in Progress
az Ernkonla.

a. Benko1t1.
BsNzoSIA, Mch., Aug. 25.-The cx-
animation oi Charles T. Wright. who
SHOT and killed Deputy sheriff Mar
shall and Dr. Thurber. was resumed
before Justice Case. Clark Waite, the
first witness, testified that he was at the
mil on the iay of the tragedy and
heard ,ha afal shots fired. Ten min
utes lai-r nc slw the dead bodies lying
I'm tine r. Previous to the shooting
witness e. seen Wright armed with a
gun. H. re-t OF Wate's evidence re-
lated simply To the position the bodies
We're iu when he saw them.
Dr. Isaac Voorhees, testified as TO the
wounds received 10y the murdered men
and ndulged in the usual technicah-
tics that surround such cases.
samuel HarwoOd and Justice DOna-
van gave some unlnterestlng evidence
and the examination was adjourned
uuli tomorrow, when the coroner in
Que-t VII. hc concluded.
lAe feeling against Wright is rs bitter
today a, 10 wa, az the time OF the shoot
ing. The man has been d disturber
ever since he came 10 tins county, and
invariably enforced ms views upon
people 10y resort 10 brute force. Time
and again he has been hauled up for
assault and battery, and still he refused
10 civllize hls conduct. The same thing
is true OF his carrier life IN Wisconsin.
lie vas brutal in his intercourse with
men, abusive 10 all who disagreed with
him. and, without malice, may b SAID
TO nave been bad citizen.
There is hardly any doubt rs to the
outcome OF his examination and trial,
but II. through any Juggling of justice
Wright shall escape the penalty due
his crime. his LIFE VIII not be safe in the
locality tweuty-iOur hours.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

" Dr. Bachelor, the cancer specialist
of our city. says that lac has advertised
his business ia most of the leading pa
pcrs of tins state, and that hc has %
pay the IETGRAM-ifRALpalmost twice
a. much a. any other paper, and he
says be is gong TO " kick"
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
TO OUR VAST ARMY Or PATRONS.

We have secured the agency
for Grand Rapids and West
ern Michigan OF the celebrated
"DEMOREST " Sewing Ma
chimes, which have no supe-
nor in the world. We intend
to place with oar pa irons the
coming year 1000 machines,
and viii then thinA our duty
not half done.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
WARRANTED FOR FIVE WARS,

To the manufacturers price,
1880. we are o. necessity
obliged to add the cost Of
tran portation. which IS Sc,
each machine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

Sole Agent. for the Cele-
brated " DEMOkESI paper
pat ferns. Fall lines always IN
tOok.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
THE FAIRY ISLAND
knlCyl1s Life AZ Historic and Pic
turssqls Mackin4c.
A TRIP 10 TIE SlULI SIE xlRlE


-@ go --'- @--H.ff' - ~ -a-Ai-+
correspondent Has .lc.u1et. set SAL tne
l6ln ou the .taunrh ami .n...fv .ss4fo.
q, -.,. t...,, e..-..-.. T.. ~. f--.
"''-s-
80 Hts beautiful day, and the waller
never In..sas more .,e.f.rr Th. 4a..l-
........... ......
+.t So.
tf.a- oi AAndzrfcl.-is ana ltuns of
At-- toA place as eu- boat nacaeli oar
el tn- dock t-d sAaptd atl course lor
tt-o-ts AZ Use Ao4tA ol the ~. Mary
tfef
30 Hts rather wutF after We got
away tiNA Nat A.i-, aad pfefeoats
aat wraps ".ir ntefiea 4u ie. A o.
tae way 'q ueto-f as passed les
'"fAetiA l-itad' 'l ".f ieil. ant
a'on- tfrn.t nNit- iteH Aitt Hiiitt, oii
oar tis"l' we -tN iAs @fettitle teel
A-h1i'N-f
'N'. a. "t were .ih- lHr fttrf Ne
t--ed lie Ninn.e VI, tnf -ttcrIil SISTER
i'tt Oh our tfaili VINO eatlitH-t" "A so
tatc Ntn u.s. lhe ~. Mary f.fft ''
stNtF F-i~l m.ir- n lrn2thf ana i'fni'
nAtuftI boundary n"the.n 'th-4A and
Michigan. Tue cltaA ttfc, ilou
onf luutred tcet % Olie ln W-ttn.
llr banks are covered Hll cedar, plac,
hllcn aud beech, and slope, sometimes
suddenly -ometmes gently, uacS 20
tue blue dense lv-w0od .d lill0cks. Here
aud tnere ere rocky. pae-clad stands.
10 the eastward, after leaving Detoar.
we saw POagAmsslng Bay, studded
with nuumerlble small islands. one
ol this arch nelae0 IS Harb0r Island
which q. Possessed oI % most wonderful.
t.ffrsH r.rn..r L..rt- a.. I.- from fn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

1t is SAID that the coming election for
school trustee IN The Fifth ward wlli le
waged as "A sort OF religious warfare be-
tween the Catholics and PrOtestant-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

hurU began his duties last week, and is is
proving highly satisfactory Inc mali
matter has been increasingly bulk since;
William J. NJ. Cannon and George wal
lace are arranging to embark IN the livery
business here. ,,1.-
The municipal election on last Monday
nrored TO he quite interesting, which IN
tsrevt did not subside for several days,
Tho contest being the wa'mes. ever held
here. L.
Civil engineers have been at work dur
;ro tba week stalking off the ground
owned by the C. & J. Railroad sroun9
he station. SINE Of the ground stakeu
includes that which was supposed 10 De-
long TO belong to our citizens. The COM
nany eontemplates inclosing the grounds
hack of the station with wire fierce
The Miugo base ball club which distin'
guished itself last year, bids fair to accom-
plish more this wear "a their prospects are
better financially and otherwise. Iney
are having their grounds fixed up ana IN
closed. which will be ready in few weeks
The club is also being strengthened. WIZ
Greene and VIM. J. McGsnnon OF the Bill
liant team will play with them. MT W.
f Crossley. eff this place, who 80 etilclent-
lv msnsged the club last year, Will nave
chargs of it this year Much interest Is
centered in the club here, and no doubt
large crowds will he in attendance at the
games from this place
Mr. Joseph Wilson, Jr., and Miss Jennie
McGrew, both of this place, we've married
on last Wednesday at SteubenvIlle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
PORTLAND, o.

portland, O., April 6-The result of
the township election here was surprise
to nearly every one Henry West, Dem
ocrat, was elected trustee by 81 majority;
G. H Sheet, Republican, for treasurer,
had S. and VIM. Leeper, Democrat, for
assessor, had 4 majority; Robert Jarvis,
Democrat, was elected constable, and J. c.
Still and Charles Keith, Republicans,
were elected Justices.
A gang of eight quarrymen went to
work on TIE Large farm Thursday, getting
out stone for the bridge at Portland, and
Foreman Sarber took his gang of Italians
to make the road leading to the quarry
this morning. II the progress now being
made continues, W. & l. E trains will
run TO Portland by next fall.
W II. Stanley and wife arrived from
Cleveland ou Thursday and ore at the res
idence of A. J. Carpenter
Miss Jennie Stringer, of Portland, has
been spending the week with Martin s
Ferry friends
Quite a sensation was created at the
the school house in Warrenton, few days
ago, by an old lady entering and proceed
ing to read the pedigree of young lady
with whom her own daughter had had
some Misunderstanding. The father of
the young lady, the next morning appear
ed at the door Of the old lady's house and
proceeded 10 make a comparison of family
pedigrees, and from reports he came out a
neck's length ahead.
a representative Of the Leggett Oil and
Gas Company, of Pittsburg, has been in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

Portland this week leasing lands, ana
eays thrt his company PROPOSES to develop
he territory at once. He has leased ABOUT
one ,hcusaud acres Robert Large, John
Huss @. Verwohlt, G. S Bigger aud Eliza
beth Bucey are among those leasing their
lands.
John Medill will shortly euct fine
residence in Portland. His son Wallace
has rented the Stringer warehouse and ln-
tends stariiug general agency for the raie
of machinery and farm implements.
Yesterday DIR. Febrenbsch's family were
considerably frightened from blaze Oh
the roof of their residence. However, q
few buckets of water set matters light
without serious damage.
@. A. Wilson, ,hief engineer OF the w.
81. E. r., was in town yesterday.
A large gang of Italians went down TO
burlington on Thursday and marked ont
the line of the w. & l.. + at that place,
thus barring other roads from occupying
the same.
&c. McCleary cold another fine horse
one day this week -,
Kirkwood Large was taken suddenly Ill
few days ago, and his son Phlllp look
charge Of the Asa Hui school and brought
it TO successful close.
The Kelly Coal Co. has been IN operation
only four or five days the past month"; ana
many of the miners are seeking employ
ment on the new railroad.
Mrs. Ell. Elliott, of Bellaire, is visiting
her parents mere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
NO NDsvILLE

Miss Ella Israel has returned from a
-leessut visit 10 Miss PaTriott, at Cam
e-on.
Jsues White, of the prison Cficia'e,
was OF HE home 10 Wheeling, spending
iew days this week.
James ". Gallsher, Jr, hes purchased
D half interest in ths Putsburg and Gin
cinuati packet May Flower" Joe is a
natural river man, and viii make success q
M that line.
S. W. Mathews was presented with &
fire pus dog this week, and immediately
shipped the same TO friends in Barnesville,
o. But this has nothing 10 do with the
pOstoflice.
j. c. Simpson is erecting handsome
iron plling feuce n front Of his residence
0n North street
An Oslo gentleman viii soon wed one
Of or charming bTunettes OF Market
street
The Trinity workers met at the home Of
the Misses Gamble, on B street, Fuday
EVENING" They viii hold their mex meet
log go The p3r.Ors Of the prison next FIJI
dag night
NahA.a ID .4a4tal-l wac hsAu4N ~ h0-AN' NA.7
sell on g charge of assault He was bound
over % suswer b fore the next grand jury.
John S. Rine YVES buried under the au-
spices Of the Caldwell c. A. K. Post Fri
8ay afternoon az o'clock.
in umbrella tinker was doing q good
business or the streets yesterday.
". NJ. Meighsn is taking the enumer-
tou Of the school children for Prof VII
.ism7 this week.
Mr.. Alfred Hammond, q farmer living
some miles from here, is said TO be a can
didate fo7 our post office He was quite a
hustler in the last campaign fer the Re
nuhicans. and wac ssid 20 have ure
Jtiug for a cepntyship, which failed 10
uatsriaiizs The local asp,ranis viii ne
uadder thon wet hers when a. almost to-
fsl stronger walks on with the plum.
Circuit Court adjourned ye terday for
the ierm.
T. e. BrcS ras reelected clerk of the
town and d. IS ~ Steele health officer %
.h- meeting Of c. urc.l wednesday nigh'
rr.g held anofher meeting la.t night FOR
Che p1rrosr OF crnfr. frg Serg ant L1He'-
appointments i1r extra policemen