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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
The Firemen's Tournament.

The Firemen's Tournament will be held on August 12. The necessary amount to defray the expenses of tho tournament has already been subscrib- ed, and every thing points to one of the most successful meetings ever held by that organization.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
| Wealthy phIlnnthroplst Dead,

Joseph Merrill, ono of the wealthiest men of Pine Bluff, a philanthropist and founder of the Merrill Institute, a mag nifcent building, which he presented to that city lately, died a few days ago, at Springfield, 0.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
Gained e.s2s.

The recount of Fort Smith under au- thority of the City Council, gives that city 12,2SS, an increase over the Govern ment enumeration of 9 SIS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
IotIeed in Hall.

A colored man named Charley Nelson was lodged in jail at Warren, few days ago, charged with an attempt to burglarize the residence of MT. Dan Childs, near Lanark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
Father and Son Killed.

W. D. McInturf, of Magazine, shot and killed Bill Ellington and his son, NJ. T. Ellington, few mornings ago. All the parties are well-known citizens of the State.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
Another victim of tho ra,s

Dr. Chisholm, one of the principals in the Lemay-Chisholm feud in Lafayette County, shot and killed Sam Stone at Lewisyille, few days ago, literally
 blowing his head of with n charge from
 his shotgun.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
nOur CountrY.

The first number of new paper ap- peared at Jonesboro recently. It has taken the metropolitan name of Our Country" edited by c NJ. B. Cox It claims to havea bona fide circulation of 8, GOO.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
Trouble Over an Editorial.

There is likely to be serious trouble between County Judge Blythe and A. A. Powe, editor of the Fort Smith Call, over an editorial in the Call refiecting quite severely on the Judge.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
A Lumber Syndicate.

A syndicate is being formed in the North to buy up all the saw-mills and timber lands in Southeast and Middle Arkansas to corner the yellow pine lum. Der market.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
Cansed hx a Cn,y.

A construction train on the Cotton Belt road, near Basset twenty miles south of Texarkana, ran over COW a few nights ago, wrecking the caboose and killing Conductor Able and brake man named Cunningham.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
Consolidated.

The Arkansas Farmers and Laborers' Union and the Farmers Alliance have consolidated and adopted memorial to the General Assembly of the State.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
May use Electricity.

The ordinance granting the Capitol Street Railway Company the right to use electric motive power on it's line has been passed by the City Council of Little Rock
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
RniIdInr Sonthward.

The Kansas City, Fort Smith and Southern railroad is steadily building south from Splitlog, Mo, and in a very short time will reach Sulphur Springs, Ark
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-31
GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL TONIC

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-09
PIEDMONT.

PIEDEONT, W. VA, November Capt.
VIM. Mansfield, wife and Miss Veronica
Cullen are home from a short visit TO the
South.
Capt. and Mrs. G.. w. Harrison are Wis
itiug relatives at Charleston, w. Va.
c. +. Sponseller has gone 10 Indian
Springs. Md, TO spend a few days.
Madam Fry's Concert Company appears
here Tuesday night for the. benefit of the
Episcopal Church.
a Division of the Uniform Rank X. of
T. was instituted here last night by Capt.
G. II. Wolfe, of Martins Ferry.
Simon Long, who was shot in the head by
George w Mount. October - died from
his injuries November 5-One day and nine
hours before the expiration of nine days.
Mount Is in Jail AT Cumberland Longs
funeral took place yesterday.
Edward Moran has gone TO Philadelphia
10 work
Maurice Roach has moved his family to
Chicago.
Misses Annie and Maggie Gilmore are
home from Bar Harbor, Me.
\ Young Mems Christian Association
will be organized Tuesday night in Fair
view Hall.
Mrs =. c. Fayenbaker, of this place,
died in Morgan county this week.
\ pleasant hop occurred last night in
Gymnasium Hall.
Miss Elsie Lippincott has gone to
Grafton TO take charge of telephone
Office
The young peoples prayermeeting of the
NJ. f. church will be held at 6:45 each
Sunday evening. Public invited.
Charles Young, a West Virginia Central
freight brakemeu, had his hand badly in
iured coupling cars THURSDAY
Miss Laura Bunncil. of PittsbUrg, Pa.
is visiting Miss Annie Entler
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND. November S.-The trestle Of
the W. II l.. e. at this place is about COM
pleted and wor<men are erecting the false
worn for the bridge over the creek, which
within u week we are told will be COM
pleted and then the steel men will start in
the direction of Wheeling, as the greater
part of the grading is completed. We are
Informed Hodgins Bros. will have the road
ready for the rails as far as Tiltonville by
Monday.
Ward & Smith have new clerk in the
person of Mr.. Crawford, of Tippecance.
The Kelly Coal Works were off yester-
day on accounted some injury to the track
on the incline. Everything will be put in
order to-day These works are running 70
their full capacity.
DIR. d. w. Hoge is the champion sports
man of our town, killing twenty-one rabbits
one dav this week.
Charles Sarber, the railroad contractor,
of Portland, is doing business in Cleveland
this week.
William Beall, of Martins Ferry. was
circulating among his friends here yester-
day
James Hoover purchased a fine beadle
from Mr.. Clifford, of Deep Run, a few
days ago. and proposes to compete with
DR.. Hoge in bagging game.
Samuel Ashby moved his family to Bur-
lington yesterday.
Mrs. Zane and daughter, of Wheeling
Island, are visiting w. y. Ward
Joseph Fehrenbach was in town Thurs
day shaking hands with his friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-09

ing, and will be able to resume work IN u
week or ten days. -,
Rev. c. F.. Locke, of Pittsburg, Pa, Will
deliver the second lecture of the First Nj.
E. Church course on November 18TH HIS
subject will be 1.-The Parson and the Eco
ple.'' The gentleman comes well recon-
mended. r.
the Superintendents OF the culinary ue-
partment of the Bachelors Cluo. behJa-
min Tyler has been appointed IN ms stead.
The club will now be looked after oy Mar-
ion Seals and Mr.. Tyler.
There is talk that VIM. Darby IS TO De
the next Sheriffs deputy. Mr.. ID. would
make good officer.
The funeral of Mr.. Howell, the timer,
will occur this afternoon from his late res
idence in the Fourth ward.
la the spring the ugly wooden fence
around the square should be taken down OF
nicely reprinted.
The festival of Heatherington Band IN
CITY Hall on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
dav nights, was well attended, and the boys
made some money.
The c. Il p. pay car was here yesterday
and disbursed the usual monthly dividend.
Fred Yohne is having the store room ne
is to occupy on Union street nicely hXeu
nm He will have one of the finest bars in
town.
Isaac Luchs is still confined to the house.
The doctor has ordered him to remain in
doors four weeks The task is tough on
Isaac, but he thinks he can follow direc-
TONS
a couple of marriages are on hetapis for
Gravel Hill in the near future.
A horse of Cornelius Curran is SICK win
a disease peculiar to horses. Several other
horses are very i'll with the same trouble
and one or two have been turned out TO die.
Fancy glass workers will occupy avacant
store room on Belmont street this week.
A boy musician named Mcdowell will
perform here Monday evening, for the ben
lit of the First Presbyterian Church.
j. f.. Blackburn, the druggist, has re-
ceived diploma from the Ohio State Board
of Pharmacy. By hard study and diligent
application Joe was able TO stand an exam
ination in which there were ITO failures out
of l2O applications.
A number of gentlemen have been wear
ing new hats for several days, the result OF
election bets.
Coal miners held meeting in City Hall
yesterday afternoon.
The b. x o. freight yards were crowded
with freight cars yesterday.
The Bellaire Nail Works is putting in Il
large fly wheel.
Oscar Poorman has been doing local
work on the Tribune for the past week.
The paper is improved
DR. NJ L. Andrews, dentist, will assist
DR.. Kemple with his practice here
The B.. L. & G.. railroad has brought
300, 900 pounds of wool from Noble, Monroe
and Muskingum counties.
Mrs Chris Ref, of Businessburg, died
yesterday, aged IS years. The remains will
be brought here for interment on Monday
morning.
Two trains change time on the B., l.. Il
&. tomorrow.
The Mercantile Club has called a special
meeting for this evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-09
REDWOOD.

A mechanical Improvement is being per-
fected at the Riverside works for the more
speedy and convenient rolling OF large
Mate. If it proves practical success,
which il undoubtedly indicates so doing, IL
will economic time, labor and expense
the triple factors of economy in an INDUS
try.
mrs. X. Beard, of Cleveland, O., has re-
turned home aftera pleasant visit TO friends
here.
Miss Mamie Reed. of Main street, is the
guest of friends in Moundsville.
Miss Duncan, of Steubenville, is visiting
her home here.
There was an interesting case before
SQUIRE Riddle one evening last week.
+. Porterfeld, a prominent citizen OF
Centre ward, will remove into ms new
building this week.
John Nest has removed his family from
Ashton to this place.
William DOYLE and Mrs. Adams, of Lower
ward were quietly married last Wednes-
day evening.
William Whiteman, ex-Councilman of
Upper ward, is erecting u new building
near his residence in that ward.
L. Daugherty, the genial pilot OF the
Charon, held the lucky number which
drew the pair of handsome candlestlcks
"
ciety Of ST. Matthew'S.
Miss Florence Barritt has returned, after
an extended visit in Washington and Baltl-
more.
Mrs. f. Toner has returned from pleas
ant visit to friends in Lancaster, Pa.
The Ladies' Society will elect officers THIS
week
The latest force of Italians working at
the railroad improvements below are gayly
decked with Garibaldi sashes.
j. Metz will shortly remove his family to
Sistersville.
Quite large number of people from out
in the country were in town yesterday.
\ man lost some money on Main street
yesterday through torn pocket. Part OF
it was found and returned to the owner.
An evolutionary entertainment will be
given in the NJ. +. Church ut McMechen'
Thanksgiving evening, for the benefit OF
the mite society.
The b. X o. will probably build new
depot near the grade below the bridge over
the river
The social event of the week was a pri-
vate hop last Friday evening.
The Misses Brice, Of Putnam Bottom,
were visiting in town last week.
4 young lady. of Centre ward, lost her
pocket book and its contents on a street car
last week
Another new building has been contract
ed for on Main street.
The number of houses in the East
Heights are increasing.
Mrs. Snodgrass of Centre ward, is visit
ing in West Liberty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-09
RAVENSWOOD.

RNVEN>wOOp, W. VA, November $
Miss Hattie Thompson returned home and
is now engaged in the pOstotl'ce.
Mr.. William Slaven, B years old, died
Wednesday morning and was buried Thurs
day by the Masonic order from this place.
Mrs Il. f. Fleming is visiting her for
mer home NJ ClarksOurg, w. Va.
MIR Henry Deem Of Jackson. c. H, was
IN town this week
W. G. Van Matre, who is in commits
sion houseat PittSburg is at home.
Miss Bell Prickett is visiting her
brother, W. c. Prickett
Fred Kampfer and son Samuel are in
Florida
Mr. Ewing, of the firm of benson Bros.
x Ewing, of Pittsburg, will spend few
weeks hunting here.
John Mahon, who has been working in
Pennsylvania, is at home for few days.
Rev. Gosling's family moved to Catletts-
burg. this week.
Mrs. W. G. Hoyt returned home from a
two weeks visit at Wheeling aud Ben
wood. Thursday evening
Harry Bond, of Wheeling, is in the city.
{. G. Shank, proprietor of the Ravens
wood House, is now engaged in selling ter
ritory fort patent fence.
\. L. KEGS was in Middleport, Friday.
Mr.. Stanley Is away on business for a
few weeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-09
NEIGHB0RH00D.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEAR BY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK
Social Affairs, Happenings ard Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register Re
portsr+Rsaiabls Resume y
the News
FAIRNONT.

FNRNONr. W. VA. November S.-A
valuable horse stepped into a coke oven at
Clements yesterday and was seriously
burned
Ed Sterling had his hand quite badly in
iured ~ MOuOugah last Thursday whiie
working with electric mining machinery.
Our Young friends, MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Morgan. celebrated the first anniversary OF
their marriage last night by giving pleas
ant reception 10 few friends.
j. VI. Hartley was in Wetzel county this
week
T. +. Watson is building large grain
room and elevator in the rear Of his flour
ing mill.
NJ. A. Clayton has purchased a building
LOT from T. T. Martin. and viii erect u
residence.
The funeral OF VIM. Rannie, ST., took
place yesterday, under the auspices OF
FairmOnt Lodge No. q, +. and y. NJ. In
torment az WOOdlawn. Mr.. Rannie was
- years of age, u quiet citizen and an hon
est man. An aged wife, seven sons and
four daughters survive him.
Profs. Harris and Powell, Of Broaddus
College. were here to-day.
Major jackson, Of the University, was IN
town Yesterday.
The friends of Governor \. b. Fleming
are especially happy over the election as
indeed they should be-
One Of our prominent hardware men
calls Mckinley a duck. IL has something
70 DO with mis- bill
Prof X. y. Ogden, wife and baby are
visiting their parents here
Mrs. X. II. PARK. Of New York, Mrs.
Jennie Anthony, of Shamokn, Pa, Mrs
Agnes Howatt, of Braidwood, ILL., Conduc-
tor Robert Rannie. of Ohio, were all here
this week. having come in response 20 news
of the death of their father, William Ran
ME Sr Mrs. Anthony was accompanied
by her husband.
Maude Sypher's dramatic company was
at Canton ArmOry Friday and Saturday
nights.
Somebody sent a stray bullet through
the plate glass window Of Atkinson X Rob
inson's drug store Tuesday night. He
ought 90 come mp and pay the damage
Miss Bcss Martin taught the room Of
Miss Belle Rannie in the public schools
this week.
Morrow X Mcdonald have sold their
meat market % Fisher x Arnett.
Some of Che young cOlored men asserted
their independence and voted the Demo
cratic ticket on Tuesday.
Just between here and Barracksvile
there lives our local Quay His pants
now hang outside his boots. He's mad
Hip. hip. hOorav.
The election brought cheer TO many
people hereabouts. and left few scars. OF
course the Democrats are iubilant, but all
are behaving in seemly manner Our
Republican friends are taking their medi-
cine philOsophically, with few exceptions,
aud business has about resumed its normal
condition. Prices are somewhat advanced
and the ShOdow of the broad shield OF
American law )credit the deceascdl still
hangs over Us. Clerks Ramage and Man
ley are smiling.
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BELLAIRE.

The firm of Maring, Hart x Co. has pur-
chased bottle factory at Dunkirk, Ind, u
few days since. The furnace is "a l2-pot.
and is plentifully supplied with natural
gas. This firm now owns and operates
five or six glass factories.
An effort is being made by the managers
of the Elysian Theater to get Maggie
Mitchell TO appear here before the season
is over
After to-day trains over the B. Il O.
branch TO st. Clairsville will run through
from here to the county-seat.
The show given by the Fay Foster, Com
pany was well received here. The per-
Torrance was strictly first-class through
out and was vast Improvement over the
average vaudeville performance.
The tax books will be here shortly and
can be found at Davis Il Archer's.
At Whitney. next Saturday night, the
flourishing Literary Society of that place
will discuss the pros and cons of the Nc
Kinley bill.
The window-glass factories are making
good time The Laughlin mill at Martins
Ferry discontinued the use of the fuel.
The indications are that Robert Down
ing will have 5000 house on Monday
night when he produces 1.-The Gladiator"
This will be the banner business of the
SHOW line 50 lar lulS Guy. UuJ Tue tu-
gagement of the Warde-Bowers Company,
in the tragedy, "Henry VIII" should be
an event of more Importance.
Inspector Thomas Mccormack informs
us that he will be compelled to prosecute
some grocers if they continue to send out
empty oil barrels without the inspectors
brand The offence is Enable at $50.
Most of the enthusiastic bicyclists have
put their machines in winter quarters. Ii
is expected that the craze for cycles will be
greater than ever in the spring.
Most OF the gentlemen who came home
from neighboring cities to vote have re-
turned TO work.
John Wiley, of near St. Clairsville,
formerly of this city, has decided to go to
Texas 10 live.
The blast furnace, since repairs were
made, is turning out an immense quantity
of pig iron, all of which is consumed by the
steel works.
There are three pretty lady book agents
in town and they are doing good bust
ness
Morgan's coal works is now in full oper-
alton again.
The foOt-racers who were in these parts
for several weeks have departed.
What has become of the game of ball
that was to occur between professionals of
Bellaire and Wheeling!
The meetings which Rev. Williams is
holding in lower town each night are well
attended.
Frank Arnet, who was hurt at fire a
couple of weeks since, is slowly recover
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-09
NEW MARTINSVILLE.

NEW METINSvILLE, w. VA, November
S.-The bets on the election are being paid
or
Mr. Henry Koontz and wife, who have
been visiting az Denver, Col. the last
three weeks, Will be at home the last of
next week.
Bartlett x Higgins have opened grocery
store IN the old LOwther stand. II IS being
managed by Walter Libby.
The REGISTER was ia demand this week,
and number are filed away for future
reference.
Lewis Rable, who has been under medi-
cal treatment AZ Wheeling for the last
three weeks, has returned home much i'm
proved.
Barney Yocum. the photographer, is
going 10 move 10 Proctor the first of the
week. and Dorv Moore will run the gal
lery.
Mrs. Glen Moore, of Proctor, was in
town on Friday, shaking hands with his
host of friends
The Jr O. L. \. NJ. expect TO be ready to
meet in their new hall, in the third story
of the Standerford building, on the 18th.
They will have as fine a hall Is there is in
the State.
The AlaSOus viii occupy the second floor
OF the Stauderford building.
X BaEdi will put down a new brick
pavement next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-09

operator here, we were enabled on TUESDAY
night to receive very fresh and pleasing
election returns from all over the country;
All join in extending thanks Tor the goou
work he did.
The new Christian church at this place
will be dedicated on Sunday, November TO-
The dedicatory sermon will be delivered by
Rev. J. Nj. Tribble, Vice-President OF
Bethany College, whose reputation as a
speaker is well known. He will oe assist,
ed bv State Evangelist Alfred Harris, and
Rev. Hopkins, of the Disciples church Ts,1 OF
Wheeling Mrs Oscar Seeley, OF Wheel-
ing. will be present and sing some fine Sc
lections of vocal music.
The new residence under erection for j.
A. Butler is nearly completed.
Riverview school is progressing finely
under Miss Nesbitt's charge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-09
MoUNDSvILLE.

NovNpSvuLE, November S.-Robert
Humphreys was one Of the nOn-commis-
stoned officers in the LinSly dress parade
Friday afternoon.
The worlmen eXcavating Tor gravel at
Tomlinson's gravel pit unearthed a mas
todon' tooth last Wednesday. which weigh
ga two pounds and four ounces. 10 was
found about twenty-five feet below the sur
face. where it had no doubt been lying for
ages.
Mrs. Morris, OF Pittsburg, is visiting ~
the residence Of {. \. Weaver.
Miss Helen Harrison, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. J. ".
Bodley, has returned to her home IN New
Orleans.
Frank Wade viii shortly remove his
bakery 70 BuckhannOn, ". Va.
J. +. Hunter, ESQ, has removed his
boarding place 70 the home of the Misses
Ferrell, on jefferson avenue.
Mr.. Douglass Bruce and Miss Grace
Blake, We're Joined in marriage al the
home Of the officiating minister, Rev.
Woods, on Thursday evening at eight
o'clock. The bride was one Of our faireSt
society Young ladies and the groom one OF
our well known young business men, They
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-09
WELLSBURG.

WELLSBURG. w. Va, November S.
Sheriff j. l.. Curtis returned on Saturday
from Lock Haven, Pa, bringing with him
the supposed murderer of Francesca Gal
leo, whose name is Francese Caruso. His
photograph was taken and shown to parties
who knew the murderer, and all declare
him to be the man. The station agent and
other employees at the Junction all say he is
the man who did the shooting. As the Jail
here is not the most secure he will likely be
placed in the Wheeling Jail, if he is held on
the preliminary trial.
Prosecuting Attorney Hervey had the
body of the murdered man disinterred on
Friday ard his photograph taken By Mr..
Cheek The photograph is for use in the
trial.
At last there is some prospect that we
will have a beginning made on the electric
light plant The ground has been selected
for the building opposite the residence of
w G. Barclay.
Henry Zilliken and son Jay went down
to the Democratic demonstration on Friday
night.
The street paving is progressing very
rapidly at present.
Horace Ridgely and wife and James
Cooper and wife, of West Liberty, were at
the Granite House on Saturday.
The wife of Commissioner Cox is report
ed seriously i'll at her residence in the
country.
Wylie Mulholland and bride passed
through the city this week to visit relatives
in the country.
The company having the new tile works
in view are having samples of their clay
tested. Many of the unpaved spaces in the
sidewalks will be paved this fall.
Saturday was payday at the Riverside
glass works. Both the factory and the
Standard is making good time at present,
the latter running night and day
The members of Gen. Duvalls family,
including Mr.. and Mrs. George Caldwell,
have taken rooms at the Hudson House for
the winter.
One Of our enterprising merchants
brought on a few gross of tin horns for the
Democracy to celebrate with. He may get
his reward in the next world, but he can't
in this. If he allows the average citizen to
4. the punishment