Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
NIOUNDSVILLE.

MorNDsyuLE. April 21.-Mr W. T..
Staggers. of Green county Pa, and Miss
Matte Coutz. of BeuwOOd, were united IN
marriage 40 the NJ f. Parsonage at this
place April 22d, by Rev. J. Lee.
Miss Marie McLain has been the guest OF
Miss Mary Gray the past week
George Blake returned yesterday from
an extended trip through the West.
Miss Laura Webster, of Pawhatan, was
visiting Miss MOlle Gamble Tuesday, She
was on her way 20 Grafton, where she IN
tends spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs Chas Chadd0ck
d. II. McGiu has the contract for reset
ting the curbing on jefferson avenue. The
pavements Will be about two feet wider on
chat street than they are at present
{. Higgs. of Cameron, and w. II. Dagg
formerly of this place, have announced
themselves as candidates for clerk OF the
peuiteutialy An election will likely take
place at the next meeting of the Board OF
Directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Little have gone to
housekeeping ON Second street.
Duncan Clark's Combination of Lady
Nnstrels will appear at the Masonic Hall
next Saturday night. IL is represented TO
be one of the best shows on the road. Ike
served seats are now on sale az IT. \. kog-
ers X Sons drug store.
Edgar r. Boyd, a prominent Young at
t0mey of Wheeling, was down Thursuay
attending 20 legal business.
Mr. i. H. Burley, Jr, the present incum-
bent. is candidate for reelection as clerk
of the prison Mr. Burley Is a sterling
Young Democrat and has made very Ell
cicnt officer.
Nh. j. Is. Reed and Mrs Lizzie McFad-
den were the guests of Miss Happen last
week
REV. j. Taylor. of Coal Valley, has ac-
cepted "a call from the Trinity Episcopal
Church and Will preach the first Sabbath
Ina May. The congregation has been with
out a pastor for the last two years.
The Sheriff of Nicholas county brought
prisoner 20 the pen this week TO serve one
Years sentence for stealing bushel and a
half of corn. He mas very large family
in destitute circumstances
Mr.. ID. T. Burton and Miss Belle Ian
caster. of LOudeuville, were united IN mar
riage here Friday. They were accompa-
MED by several of their young friends from
that town
Frank Wade has purchased from W. w.
smith thirty feet off the north side OF the
Iot bought by him from J. II. Fountain.
MIR Wade intends 20 erect bakery on the
land iu the near future.
ID. b. Evans. ESQ, is spending few days
az DdrulStOWu, Nd. lie VIII Nlsll W ASH
inrton before he returns home.
The Sixth ward base ball club and the
M0undsviue Juniors crossed bats on the
home grounds yesterday afternoon.
McCcnley's Cornet Band went TO Bell
aire yesterday afternoon 10 participate m
the Odd Fellows parade
D. W. Gallaher Jr. has been commission
ed Notary Public by the Governor.
The bin filed i'm the Circuit Court 20 en-
join L. b. Purdv as Mayor, Get. and l.. G.
Brock as Clerk of the city from preparing,
signing and delivering the street paving
bonds and also enjOining II. w Hunter and
T.. W. Brown from selling any of SAID
bonds. because it is alleged that the ordi-
nance of Council was not such as is author
lied by law, i'm which suit Judge Campbell
refused am injunction and upon which re
fusal the cause was at once taken before
Judge Henry BrannOn, one of the judges
of the Supreme Court of Appeals. The
appellate Judge yesterday awarded an in
junction as prayed for in the complainant's
bin. and referred back to the Circuit
Court for further action The case was
hotlv contested ON the part of the plaintiff
by j. b. Mcclure and on the part Of the
city bv Messrs. Melvin, Parkinson. Ewing
and Evans