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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

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REYNOLDS, The Tailor, Fourth 81
GROVER.

GROVER, Ohio, April 6-The pottery
has been running fall the p.st week with
fair prospects Of continuing.
Mr.. T. Long who has been making his
home with his sister, Mrs. Samuel Jackson,
the past winter has returned TO his noun
tain home in West Virginia.
The opening Of the new mines OF the
G. & p Canal Company at Yorkyille, is
progressing slowly.
It seems that Grover IL a garden spot for
retired farmers.
Mrs. Wm. Chapman, Of Wheeling, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Robert
Ahen.
Mrs. Alice Yost and daughter spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Trimble.
Mr. Price Rose nd Miss Ella Cox were
quietly married at the residence of the
brides parents on last Thursday, Rev
Mr.. Winters, of Martins Ferry, official
ing.
Perry Norman is lying quite i'll at his
home with typhoid fever.
Some of orr farmers are very much excl
ted over the prospects of leasing their land
to a company wanting to drill test wells
for oil.
Mrs. Robert Huchison il called to the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Archibald, who
is quite i'll in Wheeling.
J. p. Weld has purchased q lot of David
Gardner and expects to build a handsome
residence the coming summer.
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WELLsBURG,

WELLsBURG, April Con Tuesday
evening the Democrats nominated ticket
for the election to he held on next Tues
day. John Blsnkinsop was named for
Mayor, John Walker for School Commits
siOner aad John HALEY for Constable.
A very interesting meeting was held on
Friday night in the NJ E Church, the oc
casion being an elocutionary contest fer
the d .moreet medal offered TO the pupil OF
the pubic schools making tie best decla-
nation The contestants were tel {:
Charlotte CalderwoOd, Ina Bowman,
Monta Sanders, Leona Charnock, Mary
McNally, Bertha Bresock, Rosa Speidel,
Matte Scott, Fannie Miller and Emma
Dare.
TIE performances, which were good
throughout, were interspersed with music
ut appropriate intervals. c. Palmer, s.
P. Leazea5 and Il. @. Heeney acted as
Judges ard awarded the gold medal to Miss
Ina Bowman.
In the election contests Ralston is still
leader by single yOte.
Rev. A. B. Philips gave q very interest
irg lecture On College Life" to the pu-
pills of the public school yesterday.
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The f1rrr-r. Which, bah been using coal
ar m. Tube works were pm. in order for
l rse OF coal 'a.t week. and resumed
.o-s Friday
p o. Supao1 hfs ordered steam sn-
l.1. r..t-hurt. t' he I'D in txcava-
rue ani a, zoe sod banks below the
Junction.
A quantity OF boa aaold goods have
bern ls.rnr lrca1d af the % no River r.
k s.at.ur.
Tle rrsie on tie motor line az Bcge-
-nn. ea- -uhzed al tohcgnn slide wee
.sriay morning. by the urchins Of that
vicinity.
Several Organs were sold here lss7 week.
ir ratio ta i.s population, Beavood Ger
nly ha. bg far more musical instruments
.lsa any other town along the river.
Wh1t rrom ses 70 be a most pleasant
sod enjoyable party IS booked for to-mor-
sow evening
nsi,r Loring was in town yesterday.
More lots were bough,in the Miller plat
ast week
MIS- John Newton's first class ice cream
-s-io-s nesr the terminus of the motor
i've. sre now open for the season. Deli
cious creams and choice confectionery al
ways 20 De had.
August Hesse, Jr, has returned from
McHsespCEt.
A.mu child of Mr.. J. jenkins, died
Fdday
THIS precinct having polled over five
hundred votes viii be entitled to canvass
ers ct all the succeeding elections
Albert Pollsy and Jose n Higgins, are
attending Frasier's Business college.
TIE pedagogues Will circulate this week
in compliance with the school law and
,ake the school census.
The Ladies' Aid Society postponed their
socisl until date IN the near future.
An the industries are in operation ex-
cspt the forge department OF the BenwOod
Iron Works
Mics Jennie Bowers is visiting in Free
port, Ohio.
Ten dollars per month vas the allowance
made by the Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany for the locking and IN OckiDg Of their
pagods on the bank
The city officers viii be sworn in this
week.
One graduate from the public school this
term.
The reduction of the fare on the rail
roads between here and Wheeling is an
ticipAied.
The walk up the bank from the ferry on
the other side has been put in good shape
new plat has been made for the Mary
line lots
Miss Nellie OsbOurn will leave Tuesday
on a visit to RsvenswOod.
Everybody and his friends are aunting
up to the city on the motors.
Mrs. A. L. McMecheu and daughter,
Miss Mary, have taken up their residence
in McMechen for the summer season.
John D. Reilly, A. L Policy and Thos
Deegan we're commissioned for the hearing
of the case involving the lease OF the Hand
ian plat in the Upper ward.
NJ. J. Gately has had neat and substan-
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Der Of guests Friday night in very nsno-
some manner in honor Of her HUSBAND
birthday. Mr.. Whittier Is one al tne
clerks in the office Of General Passenger
Agent OF the OHIO River road.
". W. Van Wrinkle, E'q, II IN Ne"
Jersey attending the funeral OF his younger
sister, Mrs.. Dixon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Martin and son are
hcme from p trip &C F'orids.
Mrs. II II. Moss and daughter, Mics
Msdce, returned Friday tom a visit IN
ME- Amos. vile of C. ". Amos, Clerk
Of the Circuit Court OF Richie county, II
living seriously IN ire home Of DR.. hendaii
10 ,his city.
Jcdee S0O5grsss Is recovering IRON MS
njuriss.
WI Ljbbetis, proprietor Of the Com
merc.sl Hotel. has been III with rheumatic
ever. bat IS tirg vel.
Friend Hutchinson, son Of Hon. John A
Hrichirslu, is recovering from a severe ST.
tack of typhoid fever.
Miss I1u SSH I'd. OF ChillicOthe, was the
guest OF friends here this week.
Mis- Carol I'VE. of Marietta, relaiiVs
of the famous Bill Nye, is the guest OF Miss
Juiiette Blsokicrd.
Mise Agres Williamson has returned 70
wheeling after four mouths visit here
She was accompanied by her friend MISS
Agdes Stafford.
Or. Stout, a recent graduate OF the
Cincinnati Medical COLLEGE, has located
here He comes from the lower end OF
the county.
MIS-. W. B. Caswell and Mrs. J. W.
Roberts have left for California where they
wilI visit Tor six months or year.
Hrn. d II Seward and r. HeoeT
smith. who recently went from here 70
Beaver. have bought $50 GOO worth OF
property there.
Mrs. Pr:tchard is visiting ClaTksburg
lends.
Misses Sarah aud A lice Hillard have re-
tarued from a visit TO Maryland.
GeO-gs Campbell, proprietor OF the Hotel
Argyle, was Joined here Friday by his
mother aud Mrs. GoOch and daughter,
Miss Minnie. and Mrs Ermson and son.
O,csr Jenkins mas gone 10 Louisville,
=, here he vii reside in ihe future.
Miss vireie StrsttOn IL visiting n Chill
iccthe.
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MARTINS FERRY

Yesterday evening Officer Wtems and
two toughs from Ensville gave quite an
exhibition on Hanover street and down
through Orchard. One of the fellows,
whose name il is reported, ia William
Craple, became invo we'd in controversy
with NJ. Levy, the clothing man near the
COmmercisl Block. Cragle soon inter,
spersed his conversation with oaths ana
curses, and Mr. Weems happened Dy,
warned him 10 use better language.
ORACLE became insulting and Weems placed
him under arrest Cragle resisted ana
Weems knocked him down with his fists.
Just as the officer stopped over Cragle to
pick him upanother big ruffian whose name
coult not ne learned came up from behind
and knocked Wsems down and kicked MN
in the face. Both men then ran up Hsnover
street and down Fourth, separating below
Clay. Weems up and after them and
followed one clear to Enaville, but lost
him. The officer did not have a chance to
use his weapons on either of his sssailsnts'
Weems was not badly hurt, although his
lip is burst open.
David Lady and John McCabe will leave
for Oklahoma on Wednesday. Lady was
mailer at the Laughlia mill and McCabe
grocery Keeper. They both 60 to the
new territory TO take up farms
The C. & P. co. Train" made its frat
trip yesterday evening. 1t goes up to
Wellsville after seven o'clock and returns
about midnight Il only runs on Saturday
nights and was put on for the special ben
eft of Steubenville, which will get much
LEGAL Saturday night shopping by it.
Mr. August ROhrig is the happy father
of a fine new boy baby.
A meeting of the members of thu Third
ward fire department will be held tenor
row night. Matters of importance will he
brought before the meeting and fall at
tendance is desired.
The School Exposition was an lmmeDse
success and all cur people appreciated the
Efforts that wee made to give US goot
show and the children a chance to pro-
gress.
Harry Mlligan left Tor Pitsburg yestsr-
day TO visit friends
Samuel ard Clark Erwin left LAST night
for Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. NJ. Smylie's condition wa still
rather critical yesterday.
Mr.. Theodore Keller WAS a Little better
yesterday.
Bick Sheppard and Halle Woods skated
race al lafayette Rink lsst night.
J. F. Riley mas Discontinued the saloon
| business
Mrs. John Quin and daughter, Of Mingo
Junction. was the guest OF her father, Mr..
Raber: Carmichael. Of this city yesterday.
RESOLUTIONS
WHEREAS. Brother John Spercs h4s
been bereft Of a loviog and afecconate
complnion and helpma,e IN the death OF
his wife: therefore, be II
Rcsolred. Ths; We the members OF Unity
Council No II, o L. A. NJ, Of Martins
Ferry, O do tender him ouf heartfelt
symplthy in his SAD sfliction.
y. J. RANDALL,
ID. +. RAY, Com.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Yesterday evening the streets were much
more crowded than usual. The unpleaS-
ant weather Of the morning gave way in
time to make evening business coed.
The Good Templsrs gave very pleasant
entertainment il the Y NJ. c. A. rooms
last night. 1t was well patronizsd and the
patrons were well served.
Work On Bridgeport's new City Build
ing is progressing very nicely. The rev
root is almost completed and during the
coming week the big Windows will be terra
ont OF the front and the decorations put on.
David Williams, of EtoGviiie, removed
his family and personal effects to Lynn
Grove, Iowa. He will reside there in the
future
James Alterg, OF Boston, was 10 the
city yesterday. He Is an electric light
expert, and stated TO your reporter inst
the electric light IS becoming more popu-
lnr evsry day and IN every city, especially
for lighting stress He was amezsd 10
learn that town the sizs Of Bridgeport
contemplated usi1g the light.
Walter Taylor, who has been laid up
with measles FOR several days, Is little
better.
Mas Jessie James lie in Wellsville, Wis
iting friends
Mis- Msud Ried. Of Woodsfeld, Ohio, is
the CUES Of Mise Florence Hin.
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BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT, o., April 6.-The schools
Will resume again Monday after a week e
vacation, which was given for the purpose
of moving, which, however, was rot par
t.cipated in TO a very great extent by our
people.
William Hunter has gone to Tifin, Ohio,
where be will visit his son Smith.
The Moss Rose Circle has arranged to
give ball at the rink on Friday night,
April % Psdden's orchestra of Steuben-
vile, will furnish the music. 1t will be
the first ball after Lent, and no doubt will
be largely attended. A good time is an
ticipsted.
A mail carrier between here and Wells
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

CLAENsrr April THE NHi.t 0I
Pgthns hl,s o.g.. d nt t cr t7-
uniform rark crrs.atirr ci thirty members
The officers ars as flIor-. ~u hf'-ht
CsDb. C. S SD.t-. Sir Niucrt Lie1rer-
not. j ~. B.sc-. Is, ou hu lh Herald,
Id Is R-ed Su knight ktc1-fe-. A.
Lang: sir Knight u ea-urer r. $ Hornof.
Sir Knight Guard. O.. w.. CoNes- Sir
H1ichf Sentinel s. H Ftro.
Fac survey oi tle M'uougthsla River
Railroad has been finished. i, is Dow
understood t1l' One sc1d v'i he h0iI, on
20 the eastern td-oi TIE West FcrS R.ye-
The unersl Of Wm Slegar, occurred ln
lhis city TIA ssday under The ceremony OF
Mason knights. The -smains were ints-.
red at che cemetery at Trinity Caurch
Brushy Fork
Arbor day was app-o rratelr observed no
this city on Wednesday, and quite a mum
Der of ladies agreed to plant at ,eae, thTee
trees ~, Clarkstu duriug the following
year.
Allen whose stc k was destroyed by fire
has been awarded only SlSl damages.
TIE County Conrt. which bias been IA
session for soms time, adjourned Thursdsy
The public square is heirg nicely grad
ed. and viii be- decorated with twenty
maple trees and two evergreeus. This with
the beautiful lawn wiz msSe it very at
trsctve
The Democrats Of Harrison county have
Organized a Tariff Reform C'nb. The fol-
lowing officers were elected
" s Price, President
] smith, Frst-Nics President
John Patton, S-cond-Nice President.
J. II Hurry, Shird-Nice President
Floriuus Reynolds, Ssrgeat-at-ATms.
II L. Cumrine Assistant Sergelnt-at
Arms
The declaration of principles are decid-
edly opposed 20 al tariff taxation, except
what is needed for raising revenue; and
declare that no other system OF taxation
should be tolerated. Ii Furthermore de-
clares that the Government Is govern
ment Of hmi,sd and defined powers, and
possesses no inherent powers; and when the
Federal Government exercises the power s
not Clearly delegated BY the constitution,
10 trsnscends the limits of delegated power,
and is acts are void
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
DANGEROUS USE OF STRONG Pin.

Most pills, purgatives ard B!tterw.. "
act quickly upon the bowels, irrl,,s p va
destroy the mucous coats OF NJ. 80 q
and bowels. Inteed their cathsrtI, , .,a
directly caused by the irritation "a, =, .',
which they produce. Their aciio- Oh
soothing and stimulating instead =. slols
A continued use of such rem.d,l iris,
chronic Inflammation otthe stonsc, pod
This often ends in dangerous disease '.l "a
the genuine imported Carlsbad -. ilsv
highly commended as As an aperi SIC. =.
and diuretic. because its action i.6-l. .ils
its solvent and stimulating proper,ie. ,'0.e
and allsys Inflammation, and Is tre-1, j. ~
preferable 10 all strong pu'gative' ','e p
Waters. .-l !
Beware of limitations DR.. Tobo,..
on Carlsbad Sprudel Salt and PAM, -,
free. Eisoer & Mendelson Co.. Sole ls-'st r,
clay Street New York.
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Children Starving TO Death

On account # their inability 80 digest food,
will find NEST marvellous food and rem
edy in ScoTT's EMULSION OF Pure Cod
Liver OIL with Hypophosphites. Very
palatable aud easily digested. Dr.. S. w.
Cohen, OF Waco, Texas. says: i hAye
used your Emulsion in Iofant;ls wasting
with good results. 1t not only restores
wasted Tissues, bat gives strength, and in
creases the appetite. arr glad to use such
9 reliable article"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
Steer In the Psrio,

COLUMBUS, IND. April > -w.,.
Btoe., butchers OF this city, g.r.5.'
steer through the streets TO-DAY ...,.
mad, jumped into yard. m.
dwelling house, thence INTO HI.
and made It's es ape taroue
completely demOlishng TIE rr,-
he par'or and The window OF ,t.
without personal irjury go a.y-,
cuplDts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
elixir nfDatee

Is a combination of the active properties
of dates, figs and pru1es. and other 'Iopi,
cal fruits. Its pleasant tss'e snd beneficial
fleets have rendered it immei sely popu-
lar. 1t cures hsbi;usl constipation, indi'
gestion. biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc Sold in 80 cent bottles by W. w.
Irwin. W. E. William, John Laughiln,
and O. R Goeizs J. T. Goodwin q Co.
and Logan & Co.. Wholesale Agents.
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NEAR BY TOWNS.
FRESH AND INTERESTING NEWS OF Ih b
NHGHB0RHO0D.
C,ar buttons From a Pew o.. The Registers Corps 4
C,-repolisls-S'c.A Events Pas and to
Come Pertinent Personal
Paragraphs.


SrerBENvrILE April -Monds- night
S.eub ,eitle contained move sgree :. y snr-
prsse4 Democrats and disappointed kepno
6esr than is often feurd va one place.
AN 3tv Io-g ,he Republicans were calmly
confident thst Charley McCornen hey
their candidate ior ~ fyor. would be elect
81 and 10 was cone. lec by ID -moc-u.s M
theafernoon Wl-u fhe polls closed az
SIX o'clock hsts Fsra tf.red by il p'h'''
cans chat Mcgonn Dg1cy Fcu.d have s."
hundred 20 iO-iiy, vita ivy takers ~no
one ovr7-cor fieDt gr mirer staked twenty
dolls-s sgaicst two that he WAS e.ec,el'
Ana Democrat taking DO rsmarkllg thar u
was GOOD bet 90 i0se. About .t-past
seven O'Clock news 0s the pr0gre-s ei the
c9urf showed fha. --asaear % mccrai,
was ruqrirg cad all over the city, tno
his followers bfigh eaed Cp, having AMT
hone that he would ~ull through, anQ AZ
hsifrrst eisht FL gas Sr0Tn positively
that he wa- elected. Everyone, pa-ucu
larfv tae politicians. we're drmnioundeoi
MT n..u., ao'e tOundsrs.snd nOr the thing
o,-n red ss oe Indications all Gay were
th.r ne II 1oblcfns were sticking c.ote
fo .b n rcE.r but the result showed that
th- .es. plcset voters bad do1c q lsr2f
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

BTRMTSGHAM, ALA, AuH5-r
Dalla-, an employe 81 90. Sr.,
while engaged IN putting OF +. b.
At the top, slipsei ard I'm .a,o b.
He caugh, by his hands ~ the
bis legs, clear up 20 bic bo'y. v...
INSTANTLY burned of b. tfri-,.-.
and be died and dTo psd iro9
below
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

tial window shades put up in his Main
street grocery. .,.,,o,
The r. & o. is filing between its parallel
tracks in Centre ward with cinders from
the steel plant nal,
Tire funeral Of ENERGY Morris, wei
tnown citizen Of Lower ward, will take
place to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

On the RlRltO.

Leading lady-Do you know when our
manager IL going to open? I'm getting
anxious.
Leading Conference.-The doing it row,
I believe lust heard him order half doz
en- on the close shell at the Horton house,
and tell the waiter to slate it till the box
Cflice opens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

BRUSSELS, April > -l.s r.
Henry II. Stanley AID Elia p.. As
marching toward Zlczi5a- .s oe, 80. 80
eff ,ial circles here Sarpr.e boasr.
expressed that Emin P4h sb.7's ".
abandoned the lake p'o7uucss Tbs .-"
in possession Of the party l. ss'ina,ei,..
worth 3 O09 600 francs.
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PARKERsBURG.

PARREBsBURG, April Miss Myrtle
Cole and Mr. Thomas l. Boremsn, IT.,
both Of this CITY, popu'Ur and prominent
Young people, viii be welded next Thurs
day morning at the home of the bride 1t
viii be very quiet Wedding with no
guests.
Mrs. c. NJ. Whittier entertained num-
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Needs to he Fired.

First Actor-Does Montague We're de
We're kindle any ethusiasm in bis new Eols?
Second Actor-No, ne doesn't
That's strange ne is such dry stick l
should think he would.
maybe he will be when he is fred by
the mansger."
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In Society.

Sister-Were you at the reception last
night, Harry.
Brother-Yss, fer ato1t an hour
S ster-How we're the ladies dressed
Brother-Oh' about as usual. Dies. es
cot V in the back and c in front
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Little Dodge on Pas Part.

JtlU krS Weekly.
(As they say their last ''good-b9s" a
clock strikes ten eleven! twelve.) George
How the hours fly when you are st my side
dear
Dais7-Yes, GsorgA, but that's pa in the
dining room setting the clock!
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Arithmetic and Art.

First Little Gill (st the thes'srl ! Amt
it nice TO have two of those funny Dromlo'?
Second Little Cir Yes it's twice as fun-
NJ as if there was on y one.
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self-PTeservation.

Chicago Milionaire(in the east)-That
0sntlemsn appeared to recog, izeyou. Why
didn't You bow.
D,nShte,-I don't remember him.
Chicago Millionaire -Thst doesn't mat
fer. Always be polite to eastern men we
never can tell which ones koid our moriga-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07

WARMERS Log Cabin Remedies old
fashioned, simple Compounds, used In the
days o. our handy f0rsfsthCrs, are "old
timers bat cold reliable" They COM
prize
Warmers Log cabin ssrsspariils.
Hops and Buchu Remedy Cough ana
Consumption Remedy. Hair Tonic, -
Extract for Extern j and Internal Use,
plaster" crosse Cream for Catsrrh,
and Liver Pills.' They srs put up by
r. r. Warner * Co. pToprietors Of War
ner'- Safe Remedies, and promise to equal
the standard yalu' Of those great prepare
tions. All druggists keep them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
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T. You have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla do not DE induced to take
any other. Hoods Sarsaparlla is a peculiar
medicine possessing 10y virtue cf is peculiar
combination. proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to any other article.
n Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose example f. worthy imitation, tells
uer experience below: