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roR ooRoNEn.
JOSEPH II. KIRK.

CoRpoRAL Tanner is making so much
money, ''helping the poor soldier that
Jay Gould has turned green.
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Saturday only.
Leave Reading i2 90 noon. Arrive BirdsborCa
II 50 p. m. Leave Montchanin ~ p. m, New
bridge 80 D. m. Arrive Wilmington l SO D
m. Leave Newbridge % p m Arrive b. u
Q. Junction u p. m. Arrive WilmingtoE
723p. m
For connections at Wilmington with p. w.
q b. r.. RI, at b. a. o. Junction with B. q
o. r. RI, at Chadd's Ford Junction with P,
w. a b. r. RI D, at Coatesvine and WavneE--
burg Junction with Penna. r. r., at Birds-
boro with p 4. X. r. \. and r. RI, sfi
Reading with P. q +. r. r. and p. Il. y,
see timetables at all stations.
Sunday only.
Leave Wilminston for Reading and inter
mediate stations 10 a. m.
Leave st. Peters for Reading and inter-
mediate stations 4 04 p m.
Leave Reading for Wilmington and inter-
mediate stations O5 pm.
Leave Reading for st. Peters and inter-
mediate stations IS a m
BOWNESS BRIGGS. t9en. Passenger ARt.
A. q. .MoCAUSIaAND. .Superinfendent-
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Br that fatality which is radical and
constitutional, the Republican party gets
c7 the wrong size of every c-estion ~
present tser afe adv c'tinr ersir er
As-s.saV-, "--As4. ea-nO- 20 Oenol nLse .La1
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A LITTLE logical reasoning will con
vince man that an increase In the
bullion value Of silver from ~ cents to
100 cents win not work land value or
crop value revolution. The only effect
besides increasing the value OF silver,
would be a probable increase in the
volume Of currency There might be
more dollars in circulation but even IL
such fiat money making should ha 70 the
effect Of putting more dollars into
any particular mans hands, 1t
would make corresponding decrease
in the commercial value Of his produce or
his labor Increase In the values Of land
or produce, by law, means correspond
ing decrease somewhere else. for which
the land and the produce, as the source of
wealth, will eventually pay. The road to
wealth is now, andalways has been, by
economy. To increase the price Of silver
would increase taxes What every SEN
sible and intelligent economist should
advocate is decrease OF taxation. The
fallacy that taxation leads to wealth is
the lying refuge Of the tariff robber.
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PENNIES And SMALL CHANGE CAM
r7 ssf' ~ TsF COUNT ma Room OF
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A new BUSINESS METHOD

s. H. Baynard has adopted new plan that
ls now prevailing In western cities. whereby
the opportunity Is given to procure a good
watch for very low price, through the
agency OF cooperative clubs. This plan is rs
follows: Clubs are composed of forty men,
bers, who pay one dollar fee which payment
goes to the originator Of the plan. When the
club Is formed they mutually agree to purchase
forty watches for the sum of seven hundred
and sixty-five dollars. Each week thereafter
the members meet, and each pays one dollar,
at which time a number is drawn, which en-
titles the owner Of such number to select and
and receive his watch. similar to the old plan
Of watch clubs, with the exception that upon
the drawing of a number further payment OF
that number cease. The remaining members
Qess one each week. continue their payments
and drawing for. thirty weeks, when all pay
ments cease and the remaining ten members
receive their watches.
The watches so distributed are gold-flled
case, made by James Boss, with either All Ell
gin, Waltharn, Springfield or Hampden mOve-
ment, such as are sold all over our city for
thirty-five dollars and which are fully war
ranted to give. satisfaction; Clubs are now
forming and drawings will commence Tues.
day evening, March 25. For further informa-
ton and examination Of the watches call at
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t fHthen even urn n rf q
y'' 20 VS. with 1u d
9vu IOr lt.-leeoAesler A.Osl LAplsss.
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CHURCH NOTES.

- Ice Cream Cans from quarts up, cheap at
w. ]. Parry's. 80 King stfeer.
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w WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL.
W ROAD. Jiue-table, in effect May II Isgg
GOING NORTH.
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I.sa .Ie !. 'lIss !. .......sss, Iassloe &c
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

FOR SHERIFF.,
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31
MoUNDS.tLLE.

NorNu-yuir. w. Va. August 39.-Mrs.
Ed kirS0ride is visiting her mother, Mrs.
ST Clair.
Miss Lottie Jackson IS visiting her aunt
Mrs. Steele, no Weston.
Miss Irene Curtis, of New Aiartiusvi.le,
spent last Sunday with friends here.
Miss Annie Sunderland left Friday for
Mdrtinshurg, where She has accepted po-
siti0n in the public schools.
The Electric Light Company have "a
large force of workmeu laying the foUnda-
ton for the new plant which VIII soon oe
constructed. 10 win bee built on strip OF
ground 40 the north end of town purchased
by the company from j. q. Simpson, Sr'
The plant will be- in operation by the first
of November
Win McFadden and Harry Brown are
home from Pittsburg
a crowd Of camp ground young folks
went up the Ohio on yachting excursion
last FRIDAY evening They We're out rather
late. aud when near the mouth OF Jims run
the f0g became so thick that they lost their
way and We're compelled to camp out till
morning The Young ladies had nothing
but light wraps and came near freezing be-
fore gettin. home
Miss Gcrtic Clayton who has been spend
ing the summer ON the camp grounds, re
turned home yesterday
Mrs Mayors. "a highly respected old lady
residing east of town, died az her home
Thursday morning, and WAS busted FRIDAY
Foo the new cemetery.
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BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON. o., August 80. - Smith,
Hall Il Co. will have 4 telephone put in at
their new feed mill in the near future.
Mostall the eight and ten-penny machines
at the Laughlin mill have been idle since
Wednesday, owing to the scarcity of nail
plate. and the entire mill laid off on Satur-
day to attend the parade at Wheeling.
Thomas Starlin drew ticket No 10 in the
Red Letter tobacco. This is good for a
watch.
Mr.. John Walters, who has been quite
i'll. is convalescent.
Mr.. VIM. Micker, of Patton's Run, and
Miss Ella Yoho were quietly married at
Bridgeport last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Micker have the best wishes OF our commu-
nifty for their future cheer.
The many friends of Mr.. John Ulrich
will be panied to learn of his death, which
occurred on Saturday morning. Mr.. I'll
rich was AZ years of age, and was member
of the Union Cornet Band and Maenner-
Choir Singing Society. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
terment at Riverview Cemetery.
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RAVENSwOOD.

RAvEvsw0oD. August 30-Miss Dixie
Cook. of Washington Bottom, was visiting
Mrs. IT. o. Bond this week, but has re-
turner home.
Miss Glenn HictOn and Miss Hattie
WilcoX, of Huntington, are guests OF their
cousin, Miss Maggie Thorn.
Miss Susan Smith. of Spencer, IS the
guest of Miss Minnie Mcintosh.
VIM. ID. McElhinny, of JOhnStOwn, Pa,
was visiting his grandfather, VIM. Proc
tor. this week.
r. G.. McMillen, OF Huntington. has been
among friends for few days.
Emma Bukett, OF Cambridge, O., and
Miss Mary Walton. OF GAINESVILLE, o., are
guests of Miss Mary Fleming for few
weeks
Miss Bessie Baker returned 10 her home
no PIT Pleasant after three weeks visit AT
D. G.. McGlothin'S.
c. H. Bailey, a prominent young business
man OF Spencer, stopped over few days
on his way 10 the convention at PIT. Pleas
amt.
H.. A. Altizer, of Arnoldsburg, w. Va, is
In the city this week.
Miss Councilman, of Iowa, has returned
home after three months visit at Judge
H. = Browns.
Miss Woods, of GallipOlis, Ohio, was Wis
itine Miss Hattie Thompson, all week.
Miss Park, of ParkerSburg, was al ). {.
McGl0thin's over Sunday
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

Sr CIAIRsv1ILE. August 30-Sheritf
Foulke has gone TO Alabama Tor ms aosehu
boarders. Combs and McDonough, VINO
broke iail after return of verdict but before
receiving sentence. They were convicted
of a felonious assault upon the late Jonn
Watkins of Bridgeport. When the sherli
gets these gentlemen he will have secured
an of the Jail breakers that were on the IN
side. The outside help will be caught III
due time. -,.-o.:o., hoe
been in session during the week, DuI nave
not completed the work before IT, Inc CIT,
liens of this place talked so long ana puu
about inequalities, that the Doard very
wisely postponed the adlucatlon untll
cooler weather. by requesting a committee
of citizens to report on comparative values
The result will be as heretofore, that the
real estate of the village will have lalr
Advertisement and in the aggregate hlgher
than other places OF its population IN the
State. ~.
Onite n number of the Hicksite Branch
of the Society of Friends will attend the
Yearly Meeting at Mt. Pleasant to-mor-
row.
A C. Darrah. ESQ. who has been SUI
fering from typhoid fever, is cohvalSsc e,.
Irwin McKelvev. son of Hon. n. \. NC
Kelvey. is quite low with the same DIS
ease. No case of fever has originated
here. Those mentioned and others nave
been contracted elsewhere.
1t is said that there is breach OF prom
Use case on the Court docket. IL IS TO be
hoped that the parties will settle the case
without trial and not expose to the pubic
the sweetness, as well as the sadness OF
their wooings.
our young society people will have Sc
lect dance on the night of September 4th
at Court House hall.
There is an effort being made to have
successful fair. The blushing apple and
the festive peach of emerald hue will not
be there In addition to the county horses
of rapid motion and royal lineage the fast
est and best horses Of Eastern Ohio have
entered the lists.
There will be several more attractions,
the greatest o. which will be lecture by
the famous orator, Gen. Gibson, on Agr-
culture, on the last day, 4th proX. II he
speaks on that subject as he does on politics
he will make the dirt fly.
The farmers convention was held mere
last week. The resolutions adopted by the
State Convention were approved. 1t was
non-partisan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31

are run in the morning for the workmen
1t was for a time that the two cars carrying
the tube workers and plate mill workers
arrived at the works at fifteen minutes
past 8 o'clock a. m, the works starting al
half past q o'clock Il. m, giving the men
good time to arrive at work, but now they
have taken off one of these cars and only
run one, which has 10 carry from % TO 90
passengers. great many of them having
to stand. This is not the accommodation
that the Workmen should receive. Further
more this car should pass returning car
on Boys Run switch, giving the men who
quit work at ten minutes past o'clock a.
IN an opportunity of catching the return
ing car at that switch, but the boys have
changed that run. and now they stop the
car that should arrive at the tube works at
fifteen minutes past O'Clock on the switch
below the turn table, where they have to
lay and wait for the returning car from
fifteen to twenty minutes. This change OF
run keeps the night turn from catching the
returning car, and delays the other car
until the workmen are too late getting to
work. We are getting tired of this kind
of work and we ask the board OF directors
if they cannot make change that Will be
of some benefit to US.
Gentlemen, You want 10 run your line
more Systematically than YOU have been
doing in order to accommodate the public
II is accommodation and civility that we
want and if we don't receive 1t you Will
most undoubtedly lOsse our patronage.
Our patience has borne with your line until
il is ground out of Us. 1t would take
man with nerves like iron TO withhold his
angry passionss while sitting in a car on
switch or at the turn table waiting fro III
one-half to three-quarters of an hour on
4 fcrr1rctfnu fhinp the
road is the transferring of passengers at
both ends of the line. There is not an
other street line in the United States that
runs so short a distance and transfers
their passengers twice. This is some
thing that all railroads have been
trying 10 abolish in late years;
and why have they been trying TO abolish
it; because it is tiresome to!passengers, and
causes long delays in travel! And the ldea
of our city having two transfers Is enough
to make our citizens. while sitting behind
tree box waiting from one-half to three
quarters of an hour on a car, blush until
the leaves over their heads would wither
and fall at their feet The strike that was
inaugurated last Thursday is something
that has been looked for for long time,
and it is the writer's opinion that II was
caused by the treatment received at the
hands of the Assistant Superintendent,
Messrs. John Lotus and Michael. From
the articles contained in last Fridays
dailies in regard to the way the
Junior Loftuses cursed the men,
can be verified by hundreds of citizens who
have heard them time and again, and now
they will have TO reap their reward for
their ungentlemanly actions towards their
employees: and after this strike is settled
we think it would be wise for the board of
directors to have their cars run in in way
that will accommodate the citizens and
nuhIic in general CITIZEN.
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ELM GROVE.

elan GROVE, August30. meeting of
the town Council. held on Wednesday even
ing. a stock law was passed, prohibiting
the running at large of stock within the
town limits Parties who have been in
the habit of letting their stock run, will
please take notice.
The colored folks gave a grand ball ut
Kimmins Hall. on Friday evening. A
large crowd was present and had Jolly
time.
The church of God camp meeting is in
progress 40 HiggS' orchard.
Marshal Russell took in few pedlerS
for pedliug without license, among them
Peanut Scott Scott was as mad rs wet
hen and swore vengence, but he paid his
license Just the same. The Marshal Is
death on pedlers. and can see one mile.
Mr. \. II. Patterson and wife have re
turned home from Atlantic City.
Mr. Hannibal Forbes has returned home
from the West.
Miss Mai Forbes is home from pleas
ant trip 20 Mt Lake Park.
The family of Mr.. J. h. Jones have re-
turned from Mt. Lake Park.
No. - drew the watch in Sim1lS' Watch
Club last week.
Mr. Andrew Halstcad, one of the first
settle of this place was buried at Meet
ing House Cemetery on Thursday He
was in his Goth year.
John Wise. "a stranger in town, was be
fore the Manor on the charge of drunken
ness. He was fined one dollar and costs.
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STEUBENVILLE.

STEUBENSILLE, August 30.-The sensa-
ton caused by the knowledge that Baron
Lagerfelt had defrauded a number of
Pittsburg banks with forged certificates of
stock of the Jefferson Iron Works Com
pany. and had abandoned his wife and fled
to Europe has not yet abated. The DOtys
are very reticent about the matter, and
want il understood that they will lose very
little by the Baron's rascality. OF course
they will lose the 1900 obtained by the
Baron from the bank in Wheeling, and it
is common saying on the streets that Mr..
DOty gave him Sl9,0 900 since his marriage to
his daughter, and also that he had made
away with wedding presents given him by
friends valued at $1,000 more. OF course
these are only rumOrS and can only be veri-
fled by the Dotys themselves. 1t is also
said that the Baron was constantly schem-
inc to get control Of the entire DOty for
tune and was only prevented from accom-
plishing his design by the interposition OF
Harry DOty, who was suspicious OF his ln-
tentiOns and objected strenuously when
ever the subject was preached. The man
ner in which the Baron hoodwinked the
Pittsburg bankers is freely commented on,
and the general expression is that they
were exceedingly easy, for it need have
have taken very little inquiry on their part
to have learned that the goods offered by
him as collateral were spurious. 1t is only
history repeating itself after all, for it is
an old story of the titled foreigner fooling
an American girl and defrauding her rela-
tives and friends
The Cadiz Fair will commence on the
sixteenth of September and close on the
nineteenth Heretofore the speed ring has
not taken particular feature of this fair,
but this year it will be different, as the
ring has been greatly improved and liberal
premiums will be offered, which will at
tract a good class of horses.
At the meeting of the Board of Elections
held Tuesday night the following Regis
trars were selected for the coming election
First ward, w. s. MCausley, Democrat,
Charles 2. F'elson, Republican,; Second
ward, A. Thomas Lindsey, D., John k.
Kendall, r.; Second ward B, Herman
Meyer, D., Harry Croppey, R.; Third
ward A, A. S. Woods, d., w. Il. Johnson,
r.; Third ward B. o. j. Beard, D., II. H
Ficks, r.; Fourth ward, w. NJ Trainer,
D., Charles Dougherty, r.; Fifth ward, X.
L. Decker, D., w. Nick. Mooney. r.; Sixth
ward, Bernard McCafery, D., w. n. Kel.
Ter, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Chew, of Wheel.
ing, and Miss Nellie Optoby, of Bridge
port, are guests at the residence of j. n
Carus, on North Fifth street
Mrs. Mary johnson and Mrs. Sarah Har
Ian are visiting friends in Wheeling.
Misses Lizzie and Louise McLane at
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BELLAIRE.

The season of camp meetings closes to-
dav. The services at Bethel have been
held three Sundays, and will cease tonight.
The attendance this year has not been so
large as formerly.
The owner of the merry O-rOund feels
that an injustice has been done him by the
publication of an item in the Bellaire col
umn The gentleman wants il understood
that be is running a respectable business
and viii endeavor to keep it so.
Mrs. b. H. Cockayne and children, of
Tifin. nave returned home after pleasant
visit with MIR and Mrs. Ohas. BrOckman.
Young America has rugged out a fire de
partmcut in the shape OF hook and ladder
truck and force pump for throwing water.
The new company gave an exhibition on
FRIDAY night The hook and ladder truck
consists of long wagon with wheels that
..,vabble" great deal. On the top of the
wagon lays half step-ladder. The water
throwcr consists of piece of hose and a
force pump, which throws water from a
beer key
Quite number of our people went to
Wheeling yesterday TO see the Labor par
ale.
The Dickens" papered two Of the dis
trict school houses last week. The folks
i'm the country are preparing for the fall
term of school
There has been no news of Importance at
the MAYORS Court for a week or more
John Zweig's new building on Belmont
street is now under roof
Heatheringtons band took part in the
Labor parade Yesterday.
Alex S0mers has concluded TO retire
from the saloon business. Alex fell heir
to nice little fortune a few weeks since
and he intends 20 take life little easy for
q time. VIM. COcain has purchased his
place of business.
Rev. O'Mera is still in Canada, but there
will be service in the Episcopal Church
this morning.
Mrs Alex Wiley, of Washington, d. c.,
who has been spending the summer here,
returned home on Friday.
The fuel plaut at Rodefer Bros glass
works has been completed and is now being
heated The works will probably start
about the 10th of September.
The steamer Phillips will leave for
MOundsville to-day at 9 o'clock.
Ada McMillen has had his barber shop
nicely fixed up.
The boiler works completed several big
pieces of work last week.
The Elysian Theater will open for the
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SEVEN DAYS NEWS
THE EVENTS OF THE WEEK BRIEFLY
PARAGRAPHED
Personal Social. Business, Political, Religious and
General Gossip Gathered From Many
Towns Or Register Reaiers-Cor-
respadeace Page.
CLARKsEURG

CtARKsHURG. ". Va. August 5O.-Frank
Flanican has taken up his home in this
CITY. and as SuSerintendent. is IN charge
of the railroad yards of the Baltimore and
Ohio and West Virginia and Plttsourg
railroads He is a genial and pleasant gen
tleman. and we take pleasure IN welcom-
ING him among us.
Quite number OF our citizens atJcndeu
the Peunsboro fair on last Thursday
Prof Dennis, the famous pronautic IN
cincer. is on his way tO this city with ms
great balloon. the Monarch, ma which ne
will make two asceusions and from winch
he viii make two jumps ~ our fair.
Nearly everybody in this city attended
the campmeeting ON last Sunday.
AO0utall the races win 0e filed. and per
sons attending our fair viii be afforded
every amusement and entertainment
10 is conceded here that John %. Pendle-
ton VIII Dee renOminatej by reclamation, 1or
Congress in this district This : right
and even Justice.
Sells Brothers show win exhibit here on
Monday.
Hon John j. Davis made an eloquent
and rorcihle speech aft Jamestown, on last
FRIDAY evening Oh o. large and apprecia-
tive audience.
Hon. f. ~ Turner and family are Che
guests OF Ar =. IL. Farlaud.
aA.Hr N|sa.a NNN. N'N'r NNtH ..s-a t.H.'
it.ue Weston. has returned home.
Mrs Foreman and dauEhter, Miss En-
iiv WHO have been visiting Mrs. II. ~.
Wallis. have returned tO their home i'm
Lous yillc. Ky.
Virginius Chaplin, who has been sick
some time. ls rapidly Improving.
M's, Etta B.lsse. is the guest of Miss
Nellie Basel
Prof. ST. George II. Brook. is the guest
of his brother Rev. II. d. Brook.
Ed Davis is home again.
Misses Emma and Florence Post have
left fo- Baltimore where they VIII attend
schoo..
john Clifford has gone TO Rock Hill Col
iegc
Among those of our citizens who went %
the PennsbOr0 fair this week. are A. &.
Osborn. Chas Davis, %. Martin, c. Pike,
Chas Thompson Dan. Boughucr, Harrison
Cook. NJ NJ. Thompson, Jos. Osborn,
Fraus Moore. W Hurscy, George Boring,
EDIr Shuttleworth and H. l.. Wells.
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WARRENTON.

WARRENToN, O., August 3O.-A heavy
rainfall visited this place on Tuesday.
\ lodge of American Mechanics was
organized here on Wednesday night, and
officers installed by members of the
Smithfield lodge.
Ella Jackson is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ruckman, at Long Run.
A. Williams was in Wheeling on Fri
day.
Annie Tilton is visiting relatives in West
Virginia.
Mrs. Ross McAdams is suffering with
asthma.
John Nicely will commence his new
school duties in Martins Ferry next
week.
Mamie Pope and Minnie Leeper took
in the Steubenville celebration on Mon
day