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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
,,Sein 0emidJt in 0olo ipertb."
Den ID. Sonuar 1888.

AtH IT. JuTIIIuI 1000.
aueuifd, Ga.
. +. R @ 10 b: Sd babe ole Die peridlieoeuen
Dlitte, bic I'M Uidrtte no, obne @roI9 periutt ais
dJ mein 3uaRo eHoIib peritIimmerte uHo Elm Sreune
mir rieh, Sbr Reaou 3teIiei Bu 9ebrauder. Sd fdgte
ieiHem Rdtbe uno gebrGutte oditIbe on meirem 5ufs
9eeHt uHo an meiHem 9Hie uuo mar 81 msiner Bers
numbering an ndfitsH WOr9en iuieo,r I'M Storoe.
meiHen BfitttH rahSu9ebeu. Sh bate iebr ange an
&benmatismus geLitten. SD ueroe ME obne 6 81.
R. ien, oa es iein Geuidt in goIo nsrtb it, DieHe
Uiuttsr purot ourdb R. G. o.. in Snei Stunoeu Uon
RbeumotiSmus in ben SduItcrH eeheilt.
Is. $. 6 ooper poH Der 6irma Cooper 6 Grams.
Gin bal6er bis su eirem 1be,oHeI pol in sinen bas
ben @laie laer liHoer: in ueniJen Uiinuten Gr1nts
pie, WasenSaure, llebeIteit, @rbrcdlen. Soos
brenuen, Tcrpoiitat, Sdllafl fluitgfeit, Gupf=
fdmerieu, 5iarrboe, &olif, Slabuugen uno
ale innerlidlsn Sdlmerieu.
G8 iit BON Der duBeriten @id)tigfeit. 6aB jeoe
81 n no,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
Gin lititigcr Srieg sipiSdIcn Sauern
ttno &atihcuten.

9ubuQuc, Sa., ,. DtGrS. - 3piden
Der State SuiineB- DienS' 9lnOciation" mo
Der v6armer=2tIlianS" lit Srieg bis aui'S
OieHer ertlGrt wOrotn. Die yeBtere griius
Oet @ooperatius III alien Sbeileu OcS
StaateS. 9ie Anociation Der SeihGitS
geute lit hermit uibt Suiriebeu uuO hat Die
u5obberS" bcuudrld)tigt, NaB iie uuib0rcu
miiiieu, ben GOOperattu-2GOcu SS0areu 81
perfuuien, Ipenn Fc Die SuuOihait Der @e=
id)ditSleute nid)t uerliereu mollcu.
Die pSobbcr5" hGbeu iIdl Oar0uibiu &c
peigert, Die pllllianSler" nod teruerhiu nit
gSaareu Su periorgcu, uuo Die v2llliOHSler"
moleu Jept Sur &ergeltuug gtidtS mebr pOu
ben SIR obeucrwdbHten 2lfOclariOn geb0rI=
Qen gaoenbeilberu fauieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
81. Gonsreb. Speite Sitmus.
Sas porleste Saeetperf.

@rube 6eidlaftiafcit ~ beioen eamIern.-Sie
FRENCH SPOLIATION CLAIMS" bonn
senat einer ger,piuianmss sbiu einpers
Icibt. - Spppiitipn oes S,auSes eeacn Die
SesMng eines Ssabeis mad, Sawaii. = Die
@erIaesrehtsbiu. Gonieremseu iibsr Die
Termiliisunseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
,, " ono id,ciulcrm" amf Scn SserIcn.

Sadioupille, 6la., ,. Ntdr5.-@ine
Spe5i0l-9epeide ans Gblpleg, SSalbingtcn=
@Ounlp, 6la., oil Die uSmes Union" III
Sadionuillc melNet, boB Die OOrtige Seu0Is
teruug lid III ni6t gerinAer Auircgung iber
Die 9lumeienbett BON ema pteritg SunOeSz
uuo 3oltbeomten paielbit beIiuDet, weIdle
oa8 @ouEp u0G pMOnpidelnlern" abH.
den.
SameS GaDt, Sill Stap uuO GeOrge See
ipurbeu geiteru abeub in @hiple1 BON linen
uerbaitet uno mad Dem @eiangnlB III Yen=
acola abgsIiibrt. Selt uortgcm Ntontag
haben bieie ge0mten % beimidle Sd)nappSz
brenuereien uuigebOben uno 16 @erlOnen
feitQeuommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
saeler aus Der Sait entIaj;en.

QonOon, 8. Wtdrs. oeiier SaOs
Ter, Der am 13. 6ebruar uerbaftet muroe
uno, mie bic Yolisei ertlGrts, nt9t nur bi.
,@arrotu NeQ" ermorbet baben, onbern
aud ber Ssribsr all Der iibrigtu Dem vauis
itliter" ;ugeidlriebenen Sluttbaten ieln
iollte, 1T aus benz GefdngniB eutlaf.u NOR
ben, ba Die Yoli6et uno Oas @srId)t ni6t
qeniiaenbe Selpsiie ildl uerifaiieu fonnten,
I'M Saoler nit Der @rmorouug Der Garrotp
in Serbinouna III brin9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
&eiuc nad)tbciIieen @irfunaen oes Re&in:
Irn- Sorifd

Yaris, 8. Mdr,.-@e9eu Grmarten bat
I'D, Die 2lusiubr nab Imerita trOt Der Mic=
Siulep=SiQ permsbrt. 9tur menige 9lrtlfel
hutten cine abnabme in Der 2lusiubr; Seioe
DaQegen muroe iait I'm oas 9oppete mebr
erportirt. lleber 6aure nuroen in ben err
ten orei Monateu beS SahreS 1890 i'm @an=
sen 951, 1874 Yiunb S.ioe uerif)ifit; eine 3uz
nahme BON 442, $40 YiunO gegen Oa8 Sors
iohr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
Walaria
In ibren periGieosnen Sormen,
1ibi9e5 uno faltes SSieber.

gs sibt fein SeiImtt.I in Der geeIt, tueIdes beees
n1o fateS Sleber uHo ale aHoeren mdlartden. iouIe
@alleHz uuo dnoere {Sieber init 9ulie Tao,uaps
yiuen) ihHeler BELT, ais RaoWaS's Heaog Het
IieT.
@reis so Gents Die 6IaIdBs. gu ba6.n bei
allen apotbefeIH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04

u jebsr 3eit im Sauis babe. Sein @etraub tuiro
ipohtbit9 pirten bel jeoer Grt pom StmerB ODER
9rantbeit. Gs 9ibt yiIttS IN Der 25et od5 70 taeQ
einen S6m.rs tilt, nod ben l5oribrtt elmer araHts
heit 1uibalt ais oa5 Hedbu Felici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
Glue fran,oNtde strbetterze ommisIi OFT.

LIS aris s, 5. Nidr;. = Die BON Der Rtz
gieruug ernannte GOmmiifon fir 2lrbeiters
slngelege enbeiten hat geitern ibre srite Sit
sung beenoet. Die @ommiiiion bat Oem
Miiniiterium oe5 5an0eIs unO Der Sn0ufri.
empfoblen, nad amerifauii6em Dtult.r Elm
9trbeitersSureau Su errl5yten, mcl6es iI9
nit 2ObH- uno aHOereu arbeiter= 6ragsn ;u
beld1Gtttaen bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
RaOOOO's Pi0en.

5as aroBe 2eberz uno gaaeeuzDaitteIn.
SOlldnoia seitmafos, Ib,r5udert, pursirsH, rcsus
IireH, reIHigen uHo trditgen
AabwaB's Pillen.
3ur SeiIuna alIer 9ranfhriten bes Wdeens, Der 9ez
ber oeS nerelbes, Der giercH, Der Slae, Der yierz
pen, BeriopluH9, SartIeibisieit, unuerodulihteit,
Spspepits, GalleHIeioeE, seber, rHterleibsentBuH=
ouE9, Sdmorholoen uEo nlsr rHreeelmdbigieit.n Der
SlH9epetoe. 6elH Uegetattlih, DeoeT Guedll6eI,
DiiHeralieH, nod ihdolide 3rogueH enibaIieRo.
CINE poIltOmmeHe Seroduung niro ourh
ben Sebrauh Don RGoUap'5 4iueH erttelt. SierburA
beIoe1
ODspepfie,
sopfrush, neroorbeHer gaeeH uno Silofit6t permisz
BEN, oa bic yfabrlH9 bic i9r 3u @ut seuOmutn babf,
ihre EdbrcHoeH Gi9eHihGiteH Jur IuiredlterbaltIHa
bes notlrlitlen 3uitaHoes bes 9orpers liei.rt.
Vreis 25 Seuts ole SdIadlteI. 3u ba6eu BEL
allen lpotheterH.
:. DIR: RADwAY d CO, glr. 80, 0aueus strass,
Reps9ort. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
Sas sejtament Der tsrau @opS.

Qonbou, 3. OtarS. - Gm "a. 6ebruar
mar i'm Namen BON Charles unO Cir gues
Inn @ooo Dor 9tidter 5eune Der 9lntrag ge.
itcQt porDen, baB Srau S'Sbea genifie
3ofumeute uorSeigen ioute, aus bsnen ers
iidJtlit iei, oaB ibre &ante, Die fiirSlit pers
itorbens 6rau 8OObS, bel 4bfaiun9 Oes
SeitamentS su @uuiten Der 6rau S'JSbea
fi6 nidlt in iolf' 9eiftisem 3uitaube bsfunz
ben, nm eln Ssfament abfaiien Su t0uneu.
Ser 6id)ter luieS getern ben AntraQ alb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04

Ser republifa de SenatOr
s @banoler BON 9telu Sanplbire bat anf
Die gtadri6t Der Innahme Der Dir # II
Steuerz u ii dS III lungS= SiQ in
Son9reiie BON CONCORD oil pen Yraloenten
telssrapbut, baB Die Oem Stuate 9iemz
Sanpibire Sugepadten $lS5, ,GG5.67 h0djit
mabri6elnlid) i'll Die Saiden Der pSuOler"
Der yGoncorb NtOnnealer" nnO uSoitonz
Ntaiuer Sahn" fieBen mirbeu, I'M bamit
thr ''business of drunkard making 81 er=
mpttsrr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04

Qonpou, 8. 0idrs. - 9ie Semubuer
9ouoon'S werOen idon mieoer iiber cine
GntOedun9, pelte uuf eiuen weitereu
TrauenmorN beutet, in 9luireguna periett.
ySeute friib fano man pas Sein unO ben
9lrm eines 6rausnSimmerS in Elm Stid
Snd) sepidelt i'm 6e9euten,Saual. 9ie
@lieber paren bereit5 i'll Sermeiuuq iberz
aeQauaen uno iaben aus, rpie penu lie ge.
maltiam Don benz S0rper abgerilien poroeu
ieien. 9ie Yoliiei 1T nit elmer llntsriu6uug
begrifien.
Seine Seidraufuna Der greBireibeit in @ms:
Iauo.
2onbon, 3. gtar;. - 6r. gSm. Senre
Smith, erter 2orb bes Shatanlts, erlpi,
berte heute I'M llnterbaule auf cine oil i'm
seri6tete oiesbesiiglidle Srags, Die 8egie=
ruug f0nne nidlt in Die Ginfiibrung zines
Geieees einmiligen, melde alien Sourna@
liiteu bic 8flitt auierlegt, ibre 9tamen urlz
ter Die pou ibHen per0heutlihteu 3eitungss
artifel i'll ieeen. Gin Oerartiges @eiet
wiirOe basu bsitrasen, Die YrsBireibsit su
bel6rGnteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04

Srutfebler treiien mandnlal ben
9tagel aui BEN Sopf. 90 itanO i'll elmer
9telpz9 9orfer .3eitung su leien, 6aB Die vGiga
Of Yarruts" ben 9anSen StanOaI gegen Die
aallerin 6riebri6 Su Earis ueranlaBt babe.
Yarrots iinO Yapageieu, unO Die pGiga Der
Yatri H." Deren !oaupt Der Tades 6ar
natter 9eroulebe 1T, erbielt bamit ibre ridlz
tige @barafteriitif ais ein SunO einfdltiger,
hiruloler Shreibdlie, pel6e ibr SaterlunO
6raufreib burdauS in Aufre9un9, Srieg,
Nebellion Iub neues Gleno itiirSen rpolen.
(Bh. Sem.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04

Sic gemalti9ite Corporation
i'm gan,en 2anOe lit Die vYenniplpanisr
Sabn @eieaid)ait." Sic umiaBt nift pe=
niger, als 120 @orporationen, grobteutbeil8
53wetgbabnen, controlirt 1915 Wetlen Bah
neu unb aaudle. hat ein Aftien< uub gouo=
Sapital p6u $700,0 100000, unb ihre, Srutto=
Ginuahmen im letten Sabre betrugen $780,
100000. Die ueridiebenen Sabneu beior-
berten 1877 100000 Sonnen 6radt unb S4,=
100000 Yaiiagiere. Sor fiinisig Sabreu
erlitlrte nod telne eilliige yine oieier GENIAL.
tigeu Corporation, peren @iieui6ieuen beute
ben Continent bebeteur wte ciu 0rahtnst
ein srOBeS @emGiOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
SouamfIihee.

Stills SdatumtSietretar Spauloing bat
entlhieoen, OaB felue aeietlide Selttmmun9
eriitirt, inter meld)er cine golbene llbr unO
Sette, Die BON sinem I'M AuslanOe peritor=
beneu &erwanbteH einem Siirger Der Ser.
Staaten uerinatt ipurben, soufrei importirt
merben tUnueu. 9ur6 cine anbere Gnt=
ideibung bat SpauIoiug feN9eitellt, NaB Siiz
der, Die tbatidflih dOn Dor 20 Sabren gez
Orudt unN uer0hentlidt murDen, Sollfrel ilno,
trotOem iie ieit iener 3eit neu eingcbuncen
mn reparlrt por0en iiMO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04

Sn BEN 0obbieS bes 5enates
uno bes observation-disclosures ion Ser
Gbaurpagner III Sr0men geiohen lein, nm
Die ublibien Sill Durdsueteu.
gS,e mir uniere Yappenbeimer fenuen, miro
olee Sliiiigfeit oa5 2Seuigite geween ieiu;
Gbampagner allein tbut es nid)t, es seb6rt
audi 6eites, SauOgretilides oaSu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-03-04
WaOtuap's Nea0n Gelief

20 it BON Der duBer7en @ihti9feit, OaB jeoe
6amllte eluen Sorratb Uon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

which was off Yesterday, will be on again
tomorrow. 4...,,
Chas. w. Appenzeller has returned from
the East. where he has been purchasing his
spring stock D,.. n l.
dangerously i'll. This comes as douole
affection TO the family, as it was only on
Friday that her father-in-law, MT. bZrd
Kinsey was buried. .,,-o,
Robert H. Clayland is favorably talked
of as one who is likely TO be sent as mem
Der of the State Board of Equallzatlou
which meets at Columbus soon:
Judge C. A. Snodgrass, of Warrington
w. Va, was in town yesterday on legal
business. .,
A Branum & Sons have greatly remod-
eled their Office and put in a fine new desk
The case of George Gordon VS.. the T., L.
& w. railway for injuries he received IN
collision at Flushing will come up Tor trlal
| in the Common Pleas Court on Friday. dc
sues for 81, 900 damages.
The Belmont County Teachers Assocla'
ton held in the public school building yes
terday was, despite the inclement weather
quite largely attended. The programme
was quite an interesting one, and the papers
which were read were all entertaining ahu
instructive. Tie visiting delegates were
banqueted in the school building.
The adjourned meeting of Council con,
venes tomorrow evening at the Council
chamber. and the important question OF
water will be discussed. The ordinance
which was presented by Messrs. Coon and
Horn will be received from the committee
to which it was referred, and 1t is quite
likely that the action which Council takes
will be final. If we are 10 get water at ALI
now is the time, before any street paving
is done, and if not let's drop it and go at
something else
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
MOUNDSVILLE.


II Criswell, Jr, is painting sign Is by
SD feet. for the MoundSville Manufacturing
Company. IL will be placed between the
two depOts. so as 20 attract attention in
both directions.
Mrs. Frank Burley. of Western avenue,
who has been West for some time, Is eX-
pected home tomorrow.
Miss Jessie Hooten is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
Senator d. A. Dorsey came up to visit
his family Friday. He will return to
Charleston this evening.
j. G.. Simpson, Jr., was in BenwoOd try
ing law case on Friday.
The shares of MOundsville Mining and
Manufacturing Company has been on the
market for the past week. and have been
going very rapidly. Twenty factories have
applied for suitable locations, and if the
proper Inducements are held out some Of
them will no doubt erect plants here. The
reports which have been going the rounds
of the press, however. 70 the effect that a
large portion of the land lying on the east
of town has been bought outright is all a
mistake, as not a single foot OF it has been
decided away, 50 far rs the county records
show.
Senate Bill No -. which was measure
introduced i'm the Legislature by Senator
~ 81 -. asi,;,i, th1t The cborte, be 81
snen8ej rs IN vest i'm the people of the
,rricinsIitv the riqht 70 declare whether
+rerSe Snail he Granted or NOT. without
first having obtained the co, sent of the
three wise men of Gotham, " who compose
the County Court, was defeated in the
House, the opposition having mustered a
stronger petition of l34 names. We under
stand that the measure was an exact copy
of the charter as prepared by Council two
years ago. The provision now in force
Is 20 the effect that the question OF
granting or refusing licenses shall,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
NEW MARTINSvILLE.

NEW MARTIN>vuLE, February Mr.
Jake KOontZ, the euterprising proprietor
aud manager Of the Opera House, sue
ceeded in getting the Gilbert Opera Com
pany here for three nights, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. which gave entire
satisfaction TO the public.
Levi Barger'S dwelling IS nearing com
pletion
James Chaplain has torn down the front
part of his house and is moving it further
up TO the street, and will put in new
front.
George Rabell is spending the last week
with his parents AT Point Pleasant.
j. j. CrOfford < Co, Of Toronto, o., are
loading three barges of sawdust at the
Greek. from Robinsou's mill, to ship TO
that city.
Court will not adjourn until the last part
of next week.
Chas. Kealborn will give up his bakery
and remove TO Wheeling the first of April
Mr. +. b. Kinsey will remove TO Elborn
Grove. the first of next week.
Mrs l. G. Moore is laid up with sickness
Miss Libbie Inflow, whe was not expect
ed 10 live, is improving,
Mr.. Jacob Durrick, who has been con
fined 10 bed az the Wetzel House the las,
seven weeks. has so far recovered as to sc
TO his home up Big creek.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

been connected with several shady Job:
along the Ohio Valley, was an inmate OF
the Toronto bastile the other evening, he
having been on a protracted spree. His
Honor, Mayor Stewart. sentenced Patsy
10 work out his fine on the thOroughfares
and during the absence of the authorities
took French leave, which was an easy and
old time method of getting rid Of such in
cumbrances
The following were installed as officers
of the G.. W Shuster Post, G.. A. r., OF
this place last evening for the ensuing
wear: Commander, Rev. Nj. j. Slutz:
Thos. G. Hood Adjutant, j. W. Dawson
Chaplain. ]. c. DOtson; Officer Of the
Day, Fred Knagi: Officer of the Guard, j
! w Arthurs: Sergeant Major, II. Mush
rush; 9. NJ. Sergt., +. II Montgomery.
Revival meetings have been in progress
in four or five different churches for the
past month with wonderful results. Fully
/ two or three hundred people have identified
| themselves with these different denomlna-
tons.
The Toronto Syndicate well on the " al
| lace farm. one and half miles from this
place. is due in Monday or Tuesday At a
depth OF 200 feet the drill passed through.a
splendid six-foot vein OF coal.
There are SIN rigs building Ia the urhey'
foot field: five wells being drilled, and
eight come in during the month OF January,
/ five of which were producers ranging from
80 to five barrels per day. Three wells
came in during the same month IN the
Island Creek field but one being pro-
ducer-tlte May-Dunham. There are two
wells drilling at present in this field, and
three or four rigs building.
The Sligo brick works Of John Porter "
Co. across the river, opposite Toronto, are
putting in stiff mud machines, as they make
better brick for paving purposes ana econ
omize room in driving.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
BRIDGEPORT.

Cards are issued to the society ladies OF
BRIDGEPORT and vicinity FOR an afternoon
reception TO be given by Mrs Geo. c. Ne
Kee, assisted by Miss Eloise Mckee, on
Thursday next.
The articles of incorporation of the
Bridgeport Dollar Savings Bank have been
signed and application for Charter has
been made
Messrs. Samual A. Clemens. Milton Nc
Conuaughey and Bradley Smith. appraised
on Friday the estate of Mr.. George NJ.
Bartholomew. deceased, at Sl,500.
Mr. Joseph Il. Orr, of Holidays Cove,
was in town on Thursday the guest Of Prof.
James Duncan.
Rev. Walker, of Tarentum, Pa, Will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian church
to-day.
Miss Bessie Cooke returned home on
Friday from Wichita. Kansas, where she
has beencn an extended visit with her Sis
ter. Mrs Frank Mal5y.
The electric light company will soon put
IN SIX more arc lights for the town. When
this IS done we will have thirty-two in all.
Few towns are as well lighted as ours.
A. Newman has returned from a ten
DAYS business trip.
Plate mill No. Of the Standard mill,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
PIEDMONT

PIEDMONT. W Va February Miss
Liza Deguau. OF Barton. spent this wees
iu town.
j ". NeH. OF Pu,sbure. spent part OF
tue week iu town.
David Cowan. who has been out West
for some time. is home again
3. T.. FredlOck and +. ID Porter are III
Philadelphia.
IT ". Rose Of the Heu'ispent this week
fu Ph. ddelphia and other cities ia Penn
Ism. DriscolI. of Garrett. Ind, has been
or visit 20 his parents at this place re
Gently.
Miss Birdie Harrison and Frank II Har
rison are wishing friends ia Scranton, Pa.
There will be "a meeting of the \. NJ. {.
A Monday night az Fairvlew Han
Mr. Alex Weir moved his family 20
Washington
summit Castle No. $, Knights Of the
Mystic Chain. will be- Instituted Thursday
night, February 10.
me remains of Mrs Kate Hook, Of Bal
timore. were buried this morning from St
Peters Catholic church. Mrs. Il. was the
daucnter of Peter Lauuou. ot this town.
j ". Mcfarland has been elected mayor
OF Westcrnport.
A sociabie will Dee held tonight at the
rosldence of Capt G.. W Harrison by the
Yoear Mems Guild OF 81 James Il r.
church.
Tho new town officers assumed their du-
ties Monday The salary Of the Recorder
has been raised 20 500.
Mss Lottie Foley, of this place, won the
ur.re-a gold at the maSQue ball at Cum
bertrand. Wednesday night, for having the
most beautiful costume.
A secret order here received ten appica-
tons i0r membership this week.
The weather was intensely cold part OF
tho week
g. o. Fudlock is negotiating Tor tne
priv eye of building portable houses on the
III W Baker patent plan.
Work has commenced on the foundation
for .ne new foundry and machine shops.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08

switch leading to the Moundsyille coal
works were washed out by the recent
rains. causing quite an amount oil neon,
venience and delay of work at the coal
shaft. Every little shower washes TINS
trestle out, and it seems strange that the
railroad company don't take steps TO make
the trestle permanent and durable.
DR.. s. Marion Steele is candidate Tor
Mayor. and will do doubt prove formula
ble antagonist 10 his competitors. From d
diagnosis of the town we think the prog
nosis concerning Doc is favorable
Miss Stella Tappen, of Wheeling Islanu,
is the guest of Mrs. Reed, on Seventh
street. I'll.
Miss Maud Higer is visiting the family
of ]. NJ. Turner, in the Upper ward;
s. w. Mathews and wife attended the
knights Templar banquet at the Windsor
House last Monday evening.
Mrs. Capt. Roberts has returned from d
visit to her son Frank, at Washington, "a
Riiev Burch is lying very i'll OF tvpholo
fever at his home on Water street.
Miss Minnie Dabbs. of Pittsburg, IS Visit
ing her many friends at this place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-08
ST. GAINESVILLE.


ST. GAINESVILLE, February "A large
number of witnesses have been summoned
before the grand jury during the week.
The effect of what they told about the
darkest Belmont will be known later.
Walter G.. Lewis will be assistant post
master. Mr.. Ryan. the retiring postmaster,
has made a splendid record as an official.
Our local sportsmen have organized a
gun club. DR.. Talbot won yesterdays
match.
d. NJ. Riley, Esq, is very low with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Geo. Caldwell, of Wheeling, was here
during the week engaged in the trial OF the
Park Watson case.
Mrs. F. 3. Archer has been visiting
friends in Belaire during the week.
James f. Tallman, Probate Judge-elect,
will enter upon his duties on Monday next
Mrs. Stone, of Cleveland, and Mrs. -
of Bellaire. succeeded in organizing a
Good Templars' Lodge. They will receive
charter members next week. In her lee
ture Mrs. Stone touched the alleged short
coming of our people sharply.
Some of the witnesses before the Grand
Jury, placing implicit faith in the report
that this is a temperance town, loaded
them with supplies and very imprudently
undertook to get outside of their stock
The result was that one witness was put
in a safe place to reflect while. This OF
course applies to the parties who took pre-
caution against suffering from thirst.
The son of Robert Steadman, Telford T.,
was buried on Friday.
The flag on the Court House was at half
mast on the day of Secretary WINDOWS
funeral.
The electric light matter rests in the
State Senate.
tits reported that our townsman, H. C..
Welday, Esq is improving.
To the asplrants there is nothing OF more
Importance than the making OF new Con
gressional districts The probabilities in
one party would almost give their consent
to cession of Monroe county to West Nlr-
gini: the others object. 1t will not be done,
unless West Virginia urges 1t.
One of the inmates of the County In
Urinary attempted suicide yesterday, using
a razor. Got so far as to expose the ar
teries in the neck. Owing to the blood en-
terng the lungs through cut IN wlndpipe
| he may not recover.
The fund required to relieve the Presby-
terrain Church from debt is nearly all sub
scribed.
We have had no burglaries recently. The
profession are kindly notified that there
are a great many shotguns IN the town.
Major H T. Lloyd, of Cincinnati, was
here attending to professional business lie
| is Past Commander of the Department, q.
\. K.
No local weddings for this week. One to
be reported shortly.
Common Pleas Court will be in session
until the last of March.