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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT. O., May 3.-Police circles
took on "A lively aspect May lst because OF
no license in Wellsburg, which brought
some of the "old timers TO our side of the
river, which landed some of them in the
cooler" The day closed with seven in,
three of whom were Italians. which is more
than has been in the custody of the Mar
shall in one day for some time.
The trestling and grading of the w. x
L. +. is progressing rapidly and 1t is fast
assuming shape.
David and Finley Downer sold their right
Thursday, and about the only one near here
who has not granted the right of way is
Obediah Magee.
Council meets tonight Saturday and
the new COuncilmen will assume their
duties
Court has ordered the Receiver to sell
the rolling mill and it is probable II will so
to sale in about thirty days.
Arrangements for a telephone line has
been completed between here and Cadiz,
o. Alexander Smith, of near New AleXan-
dra. has been soliciting the right of way
and has secured all The work of con
struction will soon begin.
John Hargreaves. assistant station
agent, has gone TO Windam. o., to spend a
few months vacation and complete his
knowledge of teleqaphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shannon, of Den
nison, o., were the guests of their son,
Postmaster Shannon, and his family few
days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
BENwOOD.

Mr. Ezekiel Keller, Of McNlechen, and
Miss Susie McClenahen, of Wheeling,
were married last week.
Mrs. j. Gibson is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
The work of macadamizing the end Of
the pike has been commenced.
The marriage of Mr. James GatewOOd
and Miss Anna Morris will take place to-
dav.
Mr.. Jesse L. McMechen is confined to his
room with a severe attack of sciatic rheu-
matiSm.
An entertainment will shortly be given
I'm the new Methodist church at McMechen.
The photographic gallery has been
wheeled away.
A small child Of Mr.. L. Bowers died yes
terday.
Mr. James Bennett. of the Wheeling
steel works, has removed his family from
Pittsburg 10 this place.
One plain drunk was run in yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. J. Snyder viii shortly open res
taurant near the Junction.
Mrs. O. Tarbert is indispOsed.
Mrs. Jermiah Engle and children have
returned from visit 70 Philadelphia
Mr. T. Dolan received several car loads
. OF ice from Lake Michigan last week.
/ Mrs. a L. Pelley has returned from a
/ visit TO Sherrard.
Frank Blake, Of Moundsville, was in
/ town yesterday.
Mr. Lawrence McGarrel left yesterday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
NEW AIARTINSYILEE.

NEW MARTINSyuLE, w. Va, May 3
Mrs. +. &. Smith, of Ravenswood, lectured
in the NJ. +. Church South on Thursday
evening, on the subject of Missions to good
audiences.
LR. b. Arnold, who has been entertain
inc the town with stereoscopic pictures
during the past week, will let a contract to
build large boat, 30Xl26 feet. 1t will ac-
commodate 800 people and will be used as
"A floating chapel. Mr.. Arnold is accom-
panied by his wife and five daughters, who
assist him.on the flute, etc.
Mr.. Ed Price purchased the show boat
of w. b. Paden, and will make his next
trip in the new purchase.
Wendell Slender, Esq, and family, of
Logan county, are visiting relatives here.
Thomas Mills was in Parkersburg few
days on business.
Rev John Snodgrass, who resides near
our town, while on his way home slipped
and fell. fractnring one of his ribs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
CLARINGTON.

CLARINGToN, o., May 3.-Mr. Arch Nc
Grew. of Powhatan, was in town Thurs
day.
Mr.. c. J. McClaskey left Thursday
morning for Jersey City. New Jersey,
where he has accepted a position as clerk
in drug store.
Roemer ~ Roemer have opened up their
new store.
W S Richardson returned home Mon
day.
a Jr o. L. A. NJ. Council was instituted
at Woodlands, w. Va, Monday evening,
with thirty charter members.
Cats & Thomas have adopted the cash
system. beginning May /.
The Jr. o. L. a. NJ. Hand in Hand Coun-
Gil will give a street parade Tuesday, in
honor Of their first anniversary w. X.
Covert, Of Stoner's, Pa, will lecture at the
Town Hall in the evening. Admission 10
cents. All Juniors are cordially invited TO
attend.
Mrs. Emma Kraft and Mrs. Augusta
Topp are visiting Pittsburg relatives
Mr.. Frank Litten and wife, Of Bellaire.
are visiting Clarington relatives and
friends.
Mr.. John Schupbach left Friday evening
for Pittsburg, Pa.
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Ge,rro>. w Va. May 3-Biaiue w.
Tay.o-. of Elkins passed through town last
uightc r route 90 Charleston. where he takes
charge as chief clerk of the Secretary OF
Statc'- office
Mrs. H. r. Ward and children are visit
ing her sister. Mrs. -. O.. Mason. of Cecil
Miss Matte Evans started TUESDAY for
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. w *.
Lour of Superior, Nebraska.
Miss Lizzie Poe accompanied her father,
Captain vs.. r.. Poe, OBJ Charleston. where
she will boz the guest oi friends for several
weeks
Charles Cooling the Is year old son of l..
II. Cooling was taken suddenly lll Thurs
dav morning and only lived "a few hours.
Charles was am excellent young man
Misses Hattie Costello. Carrie Demoss.
Myrtle Lewellyu, Ida Brady and Jennie
RAY are the guests of Mrs. Stephen b.
jenkins.
Inc ice plant win soon be iu full blast,
running day and night
Messrs f. b. Blue. Ed Herman. Robert
johnson. Drs. Warder and Taught, started
Yesterday morning for the Valley Falls ON
"a fishing and hunting excursion. returning
at uicht with about forty bass. They
caught the fish 40 the Black Fails, one mile
below the Valley Falls. This is known as
the Rod Gun and Coon Club.
VIZ i''l' W" -,.- -. 80, 10
three weeks 90 friends and relatives m
town.
j Marsh Allen. the popularageu for the
c. and O.. no tins place. Is on the sick list
this week.
The school ialf eAel'is,s d, 'u M t 5,T
House was a. complete success. ~ ne uai
was crowded tO the utmost capacity with
the friends of the pupils. AFTER music oN
ID 81 .af
the pupils OFT tne scn'ot' ana Me.'on
song oy MISS hes' ~ pilS, gnu 'S.ev''
From AIRY Ldnu el MISS oi.,S,t 5 pupils,
Or r.. ~ urnei- tt'lueu' on .uc ''"lo
university. "o1ie99.v '"V ,.vUl9', ,. ""
"What To-day consumes VooG EI1ca-
ton. MI Iurnef was loitoWeu 10y IeeN.
81. IT, ,tnH- t-- ol .uo 49,, n, $500, ,0, an
Nuuit-- tsct- H,''' "' 'l'O -'i r. ,,'', "'
also made % nice httiespe Miss Lorna
Wartlcu reciicd. m % very satisfactory
manner to aL The Ourlaiu.
The High school boys came upon the
stage with Indian ciuo>, WIN Wnlch tuey
delighted the visitors Tor about twenty
minutes. swingiue them n all t3e dlihcult
movements of that exercise with scarcely
am error The boys were followed 10y the
High School gods. armed with dumo-beus,
which were handled throughout the long
and difficult exercise without "a mistake. at
the close of which they were loudly APP
plaudcd After the announcement of the
premiums which were awarded 20 the diff
fereut articles executed and exhibited by
the pupils. the ~Resolute Cooking club,
composed of Young ladies of the High
School department entertained the mem-
beers of the Schoo. Board and families ana
teachers of the schools
The following pupils I'm the different de-
partments drew prizes.
High School Prof tlemmg's depart
meut school work. first prize. Miss Lizzie
Brown. second prize Miss Alolhe Straub.
Home work. first prize, Miss Molhe Suaub,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
NEIGHB0RH00D.
A HISTORY OF THE BUSY TURMOIL OF A
WEEK.
The Little Events that Make up Daily Life Gathered
and Condensed in Brsi Paragraphs-Nsws
From Many Busy Towns
CLARKSBURG.

Cr,sS-nrrc. ". Va. May 3-The
Lvuch-Andrews case. which has oeen
twice no the Supreme Court of West Nir-
ginia. and once TO the United states ~
preue Court. was 40 "a term of the Crcull
Court of this county in September last re-
fer.red ro "a Master Commissioner m Chan-
Gerry to audit and state an account between
Lynch and Andrews the latter having op-
tanned possession of the land M cOultv-
yersv The Commissioner has completed
the report ON tine matter, which shows "a
balance iu favor of Lynch OF near S''OvV'
which win go 90 the benefit of his credit
rs. It is more than likely that exceptions
viii DE taken by both sides, and the case
again be- passed on by the Supreme Court
of Appeals. To is one OF those cases Wnlcn
are particularly interesting. as u involves
the construction and operation OF statutes
durirr the war. Andrews having gone
south The land was claimed by Lynch
under purchase for taxes or through TAX
title ,,
Ina few DAVIS the State Court House will
De- beautifully lighted throughout with
electricity. The Federal building IS all
ready SGD lighted.
M is now conceded that the apple crop
WA. nor much injured bv the cold winter,
particularly the variety known as 'hoilal
Beauty
Hon. John Bassel is iu Piedmont attend
inc On LEGAL business.
Hou John q. Davis has returned from
visit to Virginia.
Mrs Milton Pieott died one day last
week near Pine BLUM.
REV. n. j. Brooks ol the Central Pres
bvter,an Church, viii attend the Lexington
Presbyterv next week.
Mrs. ~ g. Boardmau is absent m Puila-
dcIuhia. where She attended the funeral OF
her brother, Rev Cation
Mai Lee Haymund IS home from Harris
Vile where she attended the encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic
Hon SOmmers is I'M Randolph county.
Mr. Havs. of Warrington, was married
at this city on Monday 90 Miss Anderson
of FairmOut
There are several cases of scarlet fever
in the city,
on Tuesday evening Martin killeen was
married to Miss Mary Ward We extend
CONGRATULATIONS and wish them pleasant
voyage through life.
David Burns and family have removed 70
parkcrsnurg
ing his parents iu Washington, Pa mas re-
turned to the city.
Prof n NJ. Jacksouis circulating among
his many friends
g. G. Lewis. Esq, is iu the city.
IS Vs. BuuuOn passed through TINS cry
to Weston on Monday morning. He has
made an extended visit throughout the
South
W. $. Price and John Ruhle have return
ei from Europe.
Miss Cay Duncan. ON Wednesday even
ing. euvea progressive euChre party % her
many friends.
d. III Northcott, formerlyof Clarksburg.
has fhc honor of being elected recently
Mayor of % Colorado city.
one of the most entertaining social
events off the week was the card party
given bv Miss Kate Spates, I'M honor OF
Mrs. Stanley.
Nlrnd Mrs. Mcies Bland are the guests
of Miss CAY Duncan.
rs. Nmdervort of Parkersburg. was the
guest of B. T.. Shuttleworth during the
week
Mrs. Rider and Mrs Eib are visiting
Rev r w. Reynolds, of the NJ. r. Church
South.
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WARRENTON.

WARRENToN, ONO, May 3.-The miners
came out on May lst as their demand for
the State price was not acceded to. The
Company are having some repairs made at
the tipple, &c, which looks as if they pur-
posed running.
Grading on the W. & L. f. is going on
briskly between here and Rush Run.
Election is being held here to-day to de-
eide whether saloons shall be tolerated in
this township or not.
The pottery at Rush Run will resume
work on Tuesday next.
William Hood, of Martins Ferry, was in
town on Friday evening.
The Board of Education met on Monday
night, and employed Mr.. Oliver for Prin-
cipal and Miss Ada Jones for the primary
department.
William Hall, who has been quite i'll for
ten days, is some better.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

Gertie Wehn. second prize; Home Work
Pansy Geek, first prize, Marion Colerder'
second prize. ~ 81,
Second Primary-Miss Swindler, teach
er-School Work Vivian Turner, hrst
prize. Writ Raymond, second prize; Home
Work. Minnie Drake, first prize, Ernest
Cassel. second prize.
TbirS Primarv-Niss Best. teacher
school Work. Richard Benner, first prize,
Flora Creel. second prize; Home Work,
Ethal Argur. first prize, Eddie Ffttro, sec
oud prize.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
The Three Graces

Are represented with perfectly developed
forms-beauty and health combined. No
decayed-tOOthed man or woman can be
healthy, because indigestion must be i'm
perfect. Use SOZODONT, get healthy
teeth good digestion and sound body.
Revive the three Graces.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
Be Sure

II you have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take
Any other. Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar
medicine, possessing. by virtue Of its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior TO any other article.
n Boston lady who knew what she wanted.
and whose example il worthy imitation, tells
ner eXperience below:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

To the young face Pozzoni's Complexion
Powder gives fresher charms, to the old re-
newed youth Try it.
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YOUR ATTENTION
Is RESPECTFULLY CALLED 70 rHa >''
Furniture { Undertaking Establishment


At No. 1905 Jacob Street hl-u r...,
Wheeling. W. Va, where can b. ,. ...!,, gf
New and Well Selected Stock n j e h,,,fS0OF
MATTRESSES. OIL CLOTHS
SHADES, MIRRORS, Ere. ..,..-, .as
Special attention given 10 Uua''''N'--
its branches. .. ,.afl
and promptly done. ..i a., -
Telephone No. 264. Calls an'N'' Az.
NIGHT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

% Pieces All Wool Cashmeres at SOC, worth SOC.
20 Pieces 90 inches wide Henrietta Cloth at
5Oc worth 75c.
30 Pieces 90 inches wide) Henrietta Cloth at
&C. worth Sl.00.
80 Pieces (46 inches wide) Henrietta Cloth at
NJ soc. worth Sl.25.
% Pieces Mohair Brilliantine at s9c.. cheap at
50 cents.
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1 40 Pieces Mohair Briliantine az 4s.. a...i a.
80 Pieces India Silk at sc. worth sipy
30 Pieces Surah Silks at S6c.. worth oy.
y Pieces Poi du Sou SILK at GO b.. wo-.b..,
80 Pieces All Wool Cloths at ll,.. SOL, ....,
- cents.
40 Pieces All Wool Cloths at lqc. soil vo.,i .-
20 Pieces Striped and Plaid Clotl, a, %. b..
worth 37Isc.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26

John Medley got his new en-,
gine and boiler in last week. Ills
old machinery is for sale.
The RECORD makes a motion
that the incorporation of Evening
Shade be revived.
The Evening Shade corn mill is
in frst-clasS running order and runs
every Saturday. Viii be thankful
for your patronage.-C. a. Hender-
soif 90
There was quite costly runa-
way in the east end Of town on last
Thurday. Sam Fore and Walter
Metcalf hitched Shelby Metcal7s
sorrel charger to Capt. Wann's bng-
gy for a drive up Main street, when
the horse began to rear and plunge
with Sam at the lines and Walter at
the bit, and finally broke away from
the boys, going at 3;4O-speed down
the deeliyity in the rear of Spurs
locks, the buggy swung against the
corner of the lanyard fence, and all
four wheels were knocked into "pi," "
including the bed and seat and other
parts, The boys may be excused for
about $50 apiece. They have our
sympathy.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
A CORRECTION,

Upon the authority of one of the
stewards, the RECORD announced
last week that Rev. Brooke had sent
in his resignation, and that lack of
interest and inadequate salary was
the cause. The following note from
the preacher himself oorrects the
statement:
"MR. EDITOR: Would you permit
me to make a slight correction to
your local in reference to my resig-
nation as Pastor of Evening Shade
Glass?
"Your first reason given was the
right and only reason for my reslg,
nation-lack of interest. Money
matters had not a thing to do with it
Evening Shade was paying as well
or better than any place on the cir-
cult, except Lacrosse. | would
preach for Evening Shade, or any
other place if they would come out,
for nothing, sooner than preach tc
empty seats for a fortune"
Respectfully,
j. S. BROOKE, p. c.,
Evening shade Circuit.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
To the Democrats Of Sharp County.
For AsScNSIr.

The REgoRD Is authorized to announce Horace
u, lllll u candidate for tax UsscssOr of ShulD
county, who IL willing TO abide by the action VI
the county democracy In the primaries OF con-
vcntion,
We are authorized to announce that II. A.
Marsh Is candidate Tor assessor of Sharp
county NJ the ensuing election, subject to tho
action OF the democratic county convention
We are authorized to announce that Joseph
Anlt Is u candidate for assessor of Sharp county
NJ the ensuing election, and is subIe to the NC
li0n OF the democracy Of the county ut tho COM
ing PRIMARIES or convention,
10 the Voters Of Sharp County,
! am candidate for assessor subject to the
elected promise faithful performance Of the
uutlfs OF the 0llico. Respectfully,
W, U. SNOW.
Fcllow-C,tzcns Of Sharp Countyi
IN T. spOnsu TO many solicitations announce
mysclf candidate for TAX usscssOr, subject TO
the action OF the democratic party should 4 he
your choice | viii discharge the duties of Inc
once to the best Of my Nbllily,
k~pecllUlly, JNo, l., SIMS,
To the voters Of Sharp County,
hereby announce myself II candidate for tax
hsstssor OF your county Nnd nm subject 10 Inc
action OF the democratic party. | think pOs.
scss the necessary QuN iIlcNi0hs ~ make u suits
factory officer Wld would be thankful for your
support, Respectfully, ''''
II, II, ANDREWS,
70 the voters OF Sharp county,
announce myself u candidate for nHAeseOr ol
your county As | have ever been Il dpms
Otiht hereby submit my claims to the action oi
NE ttulUtMltG party, If elected / promise |,
mllhlu' discharge OF my duy. liespt,
W. A, MURpllY.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
Card.
To The Voters of sharp County,

To The Voters of Sharp County,
So many rum0rs are circulating in re-
gard 70 my candidacy that ] deem 1t my
duty 20 explain to you my position tina,
you may judge for yourselves rather than
be guided by the reckless aud contradict
ory assertions made by men who seek to
advance their own interests by misrepre-
senting me.
| vas elected to the Office Of sheriff in
1883 to I'll an unexpired term and
through the kindness OF my ieliow.citi-
zens ! haze been permitted to serve them
in my humble way till the present. In
the last campaign, feeling that no man
had a right to monopOlize a public ctfice
the property OF the people, declared
that ] would not be u candidate again for
the position, and | have kept my word
During my term of cfice | have always
striven to do my whole duty, frequently
sacrificing my private business and spend
ing my own earning for the public wei
fare. Every duty encumbent on me has
been discharged in fearless, cOnsclen-
tiOus manner, and The interest of my
people has been the foremost thought with
me ut all times, If | have failed in any
Of these particulars iE was an error of the
head and not of the heart My record as
sheriff is before you and by it | am will
ing to be judged,
When asked by. my friends if would
offer for sheriff | have reminded them Of
my promise made two years ago and in
formed them that was not a candidate.
Many friends In all Parts of the county
were not satisfied with my decision and
inquired if | would accept the tff1e
if nominated. My answer, pub
licly and privately has been the same
to all. The Ofh1e belongs to-~he people
No man, however capable, as private
citizen, or eficieut as an officer. has a
right to demand election at the hands ol
his people. If in their wisdom they see
proper TO bestSw the Office on any citizen
Tor merltorious, faithful services in the
pas. or for services to be rendered in the
future, that citizen would have no sense
of gratitude were he to decline such al
honor. The gentlemen who are aspiring
70 the position would not decline to serve
the people. though they were not asplr'
ants for the office; nor would any patrl-
otic citizen who had adap,ability for the
place, if rendered him by q people t.
whom he was under 50 many obligations
as / am to the good people OF SHARP
county.
l am neither candidate openly noi
secretly both of which assertions have
been made. The office is not NINE it il
yours to bestow on whom you believe
will serve you best.
And while you have four candidates
asking for the nomination and as far at
l know, either of them might make yor
better sheriff than l have or could make
you, the office belongs to you anc
should you ffer the nomination to me i
would be wrong in me not to accept with
due respect to the four aspirapts. Return
ing to you fellow citizens my heartfelt
thanks for your kindness in the past ant
hoping to merit y ur continued esteem II
the future,
] am your grateful servant,
GEO. Il. HALL
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
For Circuit Clerk.

The RECORD is authorized to announce Jasper
Jusius " candidate for Circuit Clerk Of Sharp
county, subject to the action Of the democratic
primaries OF county convention.
The RECORD is authorized to announce that J :.
j. Estes is II candidate for circuit clerk of sharp
county. subject to II county democratic n0ml-
mating convention,
FeilOw-Ciizcns Of Sharp county.
take tins mcthod of announcing myself u
candidate for the office of circuit clerk Of your
county, subject to the action of the democratic
party, If elected shall try to discharge the
duties of the Office honestly and impartldlly, and
Will be grateful to ali for your support.
Respectfully, j. W, MCLEAN.
TO the Democrats Of Sharp County.
Gentlemen;-l am candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for circuit clerk Of your
county Ut the ensuing primary election or CON.
vcnilOn, Having had nearly two years. eXpe.
rience in the Office | think | am competent to
discharge the duties to the entire satisfaction OF
the people. 10 llll the clerks Office requires
capUbility, sObricy and energy. If elected |
promise that whatever ability possess shall be
mdnstrlously devoted to the duties Of the office,
and II will be my nide to di charge those duties
In such manner us TO reflect credit both upon
myself ana the democracy Of Shurp county. !
hope y0G will give me your favorable consider
alton, and should you honor me with your suf.
fagc | shall ever be thankful; but should you
choose to nominate another, will give him my
hrarliest support, Yours obcdlently,
DAVE l., KING,