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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-17

Mr.. VIM. III. Johnstone, having
overcome all obstacles of bad
weather, Sc, has now in operation
his line of telegraph connection
with the Western Union at the
depot.
Mr.. d. A. Daugherty, secretary
of the Farmers County Alliance,
sends additional resolutions con-
corning the death of Mr.. A. T. Bu-
chanan, which are published else
whore.
A block of ice from the Graham
Ice Company, attracted much at
tention on our streets Wednesday.
Frozen in the center of the block
were bottles of beer, oranges, ap-
Piles and green twigs.
Messrs. Il. G. Witten s. Son were
ready when the spring came, their
house arranged, their new goods
unpacked, and now they are ready
to show and sell. Their low prices
will make this follow as neces-
sity.
Jos. A.Pickle, representing M.
M. Morris, Glade Spring, Va, is in
the County selling the best Now
ing Machine, (Johnson,) best Hay
Rake, (Thomas,) and the best
Reapers and Binders on the mar
ket. He will be to see you soon.
The good weather has again al
lowed work to be resumed on the
street car line and it is understood
that it will be completed and the
cars running within sixty days at
the farthest. 1t is being substan-
TALLY built and will be a credit to
the town.
The Staunton Yirginian says it is
estimated by sagncious produce
dealer of that city that there is in
Augusta county at this time about
S250,00O worth of produce that but
for the impossible roads would have
been marketed and the money be in
circulation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-17

JAMES 3. BROWNING.
LOCAL AND GE.N.ERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.
Chew Gold Fig at R. G. Chap
mans.
The nobbiest line of neck wear in
the county, at I. Frank & Cos,
A few lines of the celebrated
Hess shoes, at L. Frank & Cos.
25u0 spring samples of suitings
just received at L. Frank & Cos.
Spring hats, furnishings are
heralding a change Of other ap-
parel.
DON'T forget that I. Frank & Co.,
are Offering bargains in shoes till
April lst
Mr. Ralph lizard has rented the
beautiful property of Mrs. Lyons
for home.
Any size, weight or shape can he
found in suit OF clothes, at 1.
Frank s. Co.'S.
Suits made to order speciality.
Fit guaranteed or no pay, at I.
Frank s. Cos.
The fine Spring weather of the
week has started hustling in gar
dens and truck patches.
If you have an eye to the beau
tiful. call and look at our line of
neck ties. I. Frank & Co.
Mr.. S. v. Kelly is relocating the
: street car line i'll places where i'm
provements were necessary.
[. Frank & Co., are the leaders on
suits made to order. Try them and
get their prices before buying.
Wanted, five hundred customers
for 500 pairs of shoes at greatly re-
dnced prices, at I. Frank s. Cos.
DR.. Hargrave has made the nec-
essary water connection for his
new soda water fountain, ordered.
II you want pair of shoes, +.
Frank G. Co, are offering special
inducements in them to reduce
stock.
Our friend, Capt. A. T. Ward, of
the Cove, has again suffered a
family affliction in the loss Of an
other daughter.
Now is your chance to buy your
shoes cheap. Must close out a
few styles to make room for spring
goods. 1. Frank & Co.
~ Mr.. w. G. HARRISON has begun
i the building Of q handsome addi-
astion and front to his residence east
of the Seminary.
Shoes, Shoes! Too many. Can't
hold them Must go regardless of
prices to make room for spring.
\ goods, at I. Frank g. Cos.
Mr.. II. G. Anderson has letters
from Hon. Jno. A. Buchanan and
the department., which indicate o
Sunday mail, at least as to delive-
ry at this point
DR.. j. M. Estill and Mr.. A. b.
Buchanan, next door neighbors,
have made improvements about
their residence property that adds
to the appearance of Main street.
A new telegraph office has been
established on Main ST., in the
Stras--Harrisson building. The
great inconvenience of getting
messages from the depot is thus
obviated.
Water pipe for the new line
from Main ST., to the lands of
The Tazewell @. H. Improvement
Company has been put on the
ground, and the water connection
will be made at once. This will
add to the revenues of the corpor-
poratlon in increased water tax as
well as to the value of the I'm
proyement Co.'S. property.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-17

j. w. Chapman, Esq, is else
where announced as candidate
for the Office Of Commonyealth's
Attorney. He is the present in.
cumbent by appointment of the
County Court, aud has made his
record before the people. He has
practiced law at this bar since his
admission to the practice of his
profession.
In this issue of the NEWS ap-
pears for the first time the an
nouncement of j. S. Browning.
Esq, as a candidate for the office
of Commonwealth's Attorney of
Tazewell county. Mr.. Browning
has been citizen of the county
for several years, is a member Of
the bar and generally we'll known
among the voters.
Col. j. K. Irwin, of Logan coun-
ty, is having cut a cube of 10 feet
of coking coal, another cube of
splint coal of Z feet for display at
the Columbian fair. Another par.
ty will send log 10 feet long and
10 feet diameter. To cary this to
the great fair the chesapeake and
Ohio Company will build special
car of. forty ton capacity. The
exhibits will be RATED down the
Guyandotte river to the bridge of
the Chesapeake and Ohio, cross
ing its mouth and then hoisted
upon the transporting car.
Hon. Henry G. Davis. president
of the West Virginia Railroad, says
that arrangements are abont com
pleted for the extension of the road
to Pittsburg. thus affording them a
direct line from Lynchburg, Va, to
Pittsburg, Pa. The extension will
tap four great systems of railroads.
The West Virginia Central will
then have as feeders the Norfolk
and Western at Lynchburg, and
the Chesapeake and Ohio at Gov.
ington, in the South, and the BaIti-
more and Ohio and the Pennsyl
vania railroads in the North. The
extensions will include three proba.
BILE directions in West Virginia, one
sonthward to connect with the
Chesapeake and Ohio and the Nor.
folk and Western, one westward,
passing through Buchanan aud
coming out on the Ohio river, and
q third to carry a line northward
from Elkins to the Grafton and
Grafton and Greenbrier road and
thence to Pittsburg via the Nor
gantown branch of the Baltimore
and Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01

which sum was voted by the c0mmittee 10
be turned over to the Board OF Directors OF
the Hospital. The financial success Oh
the ball is largely due 70 the earneS! anu
untiring efforts of the ladies OF the IicKeI
Committee, among whom Mrs; MOTIFS
Horkheimer is entitled to speclsl menLiSu
for her unremitting lsbors IN oenaiI o. .ne
affair, displaying remarkable tact sAu per
severence.
~.%
They have q dancidg class at the Mount
this season. Twice q week, on TUESDAY
and Saturday evenings, the pupils meet 10
trip the light fantastic" and hnd IL
charming way to spend the too snort nours.
The play and reading rooms are almost de-
serted. and the teacher, q pupil of the 1rst
dancing master in London, gives them all
the latest antics-'quite English, you
know Every day quarter OF an nour
is devoted to physical culture.
-
speaking of Charity Balls" said MI.
Lee Baer, who has attended many OF them
In the larger cities, tits surprising the ex-
tent of the revenue derived from tnese
affairs in places like Baltimore and Pnlla-
delphia. Among other things they AUG,
tioneer off the honor OF Leading the graau
march, and have known as high as SooV 70
DC pdlu lOT tuot PoSioion'
M
A pleasant Halloween party was given
nv Miss Annie Pauiton at her sisters home
on Eoff street. Refreshments were served
at a seasonable hour and the evening was
spent ia playing games and other amuse-
ments. About ten couples were present
and all had very pleasant time.
<x<
A number of friends rendered Miss Mary
Phinney, at her home on South Eon street,
a Hallow Fen surprise party last nlgnt.
The hours were repiete with social 1eat-
ureS.
There was a jolly Hollow Fen party Mt
the residence of Mr.. II. H. Hornbrook at
Elm Grove last night. Quite number OF
guests went out on the motor, and all had
an enjoyable time.
~
There will be- a wedding on North Main
street next Thursday, ia when the prln-,
cipals will be MIR. Robert Darrah, one OF
the popular clerks at Bloch Bros Factory,
and Miss Charlotte E. Walters. one OF the
accomplished teachers OF the FIRST wara
school.
*x*
Last FRIDAY evening Miss Louisa Dauber
entertained quite number of her friends
in a way of surprise party in honor OF
her sister, Mrs. Sophia Quite number
of her friends being present until naid-
night, refreshments were served, which
were heartily discussed. At an early hour
the happy party dispersed all well pleased
with the pleasant evening they spent.
-
Mr.. OFT Bowers and Miss Sue Conwell
will be united in marriage in the parlorss or
Bishop Kain's residence next wednesday
afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
stealing Papers.

The REGISTER management has been an
noyed beyond endurance oy the stealing of
papers within the past month from the
business houses on Main and Market
street. Yesterday morning one of the collect
ors of the REGISTER caught little fellow
stealing the paper from the door of bust
ness house where complaint had been
made for four mornings il succession. Out
of consideration for the parents of the boy,
he was taken to his father, instead of to the
lookup, when he received the proper rep
rimand. The stealing Of single paper,
or dozen papers, is very
small matter, but the annoyance to the sub
scribers and the management is almost un-
bearable. The thieviag of toe Daily and
Sunday REGISTER goes on every day, but
Sunday morning is the big day for these
little pests, and we now give the parents
of these boys fair warning that the next
boy caught stealing will be arrested and an
example made of him. The value OF the
article under consideration is trifiing, but
the annoyance to both patrons and the man
agement of the SUNDAY REGISTER will not
be any longer tolerated. The next boy
caught will be prosecuted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
MRrlin's Ferry Council.

There was special meeting Of tho Nor
tins Ferry Council, yesterday afternoon,
with all present. The natural gas ordi-
nance was repealed and the Bridgeport
water question was passed to its second
reading. The voting place in the Third
ward was changed from the hose house to
Sloan's carpenter shop. The Second ward
will vote in the Council chamber, and the
township voting place will be in the
Mayors Office, down stairs. They also
issued ar order to the c.. L. s. w. railroat
for freight on the voting booths. Surveyor
Lash was asked 10 see about fence in the
upper end CT town. being on the Burlington
road, also TO establish grade on Walnut
street. The bond of Malopey Bros. was
not accepted, and was referred back 10
have other names placed on it. They then
adjourned, to meet in. regular session on
Monday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
Concert and kn.ertainmant.

AS our readers can see in another place
in this paper n grand concert and enter
tainment will be given b.. the Young Folks
Society of st. johns German Evangelical
congregation, under the direction of Prof.
H. Arbenz, the organist Of the church,
Tuesday NovembeIl5. The full Opera
House orchestra viii assist. Prof. Aroenz
has selected number OF the most melodi-
Gus songs for the programme, such as Schu-
inann's Gypsy Life, selections from tie
opera, Martha" by Floso; Evening Song
OF the Warriors" from Krentzero; Mich
slayer Won Grenada" so that we can expect
one OF the finest musical events of the sea-
son. Part III. will bring US literary pro-
granme-the performance OF dramatic
poem, Columbia and Gcrmana," with
songs and tableaux The solos will be
given by the best musical artists OF this
city. This entertainment will answer all
expectations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
WHEELING BRIDGE Asg TERMINAL RAILWAY co.

OFFICE or GENERAL MANAGER.
PASSENGER TARIFF.
On nd after November lst, 1891, the rates OF
fare will be as follows:
FOOT BRIDGE.
Single trip, Including return. ......... cents
Twenty FIVE ri y tickets ....... "
Si1ty-eight trip ticket....... ...... .l w
n. B.-Tiie single one way cash fares are
hereby abolished.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Single trip between Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry Observation-Disclosures. Id Cchbs
Round trip between Wheeling and Mar
Single trip between Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry, half fare. ............... 10
Round trip between Wheeling and Mar.
tins Ferry, half fare .............. 10
COMPUTATION TICKETS.
Fifty.ride tickets, unlimited. ..............A 70
Twenty.Gve-ride tickets. unlimited......... %
Twelve-rlde tickets, unlimited .......... ! -
Individual monthly tickets ~ rides.lirnited ~
Indivioua monthly tickets. 25 rides, limited %
Children upder six years OF sge will be car
ried free when accompanied by adults. Be-
tween six years and twelve years. hsif fsre.
Communication tickets. except Individual
monthly tickets. are rood for bearer or any
arty not exceeding ten IN number
Individual monthly tickets will be good snly
for the dividual 10 whom issued and Tor the
month in which issued.
Arrangements FOR special trains viii be made
on application TO Mr.. James Il. Taussig, 1T
Union Passenger Station.
n. w. EAYRS,
oc3Idaea General Manager
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
rASTAsMA TO MORROW.

Tomorrow and Tuesday night the great
spectacular piece Of Fantasma will be seen
at the Opera House. or this play the
Philadelphia Ledger says
A reiuvenaied version Of the Hanlons'
popular pantomime, "Fantasma,' ushered
in Thanksgiving week at the Opera House
last evening, when the new specialties,
business" and effects were greatly en-
loved The scenes in which Pico figured
we're particularly entertaining, his MANY
misadventurcs and the mild sort of tor
mcnts to which be was subjected by COM
mand of Zamaliel, causing much merrl-
ment- The scenery was, OF course, an i'm
portsnt feature Of the production, some of
the settings and transformations being es-
oecially pretty. The cyclone, the reveis Of
the mermaids and numerous other episodes
were effectively represented.
HEARTS or NEW YORK.
Hines and Remington In their latest nav
comedy-drama, "Hearts Of New York, I"
will appear 1t the Grand the first three
nights Of the week under the Management
Of Frank Y. Hswley.
"Hearts Of New York" Win b produced
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
THE NEWS OF The DAY.
A Great system Of Beating.

The Akron Air Blast system of heating
stores. dwellings, ETC., which is represented
here by the firm of Hoge &Bro. and which
is advertised elsewhere in this issue, IS the
most satisfactory system ever introduced
here, according to the.testimony of those Us
ing it. One of its peculiariues is that The
fire is built the reverse from the ordinary
manner, the coal being placed III the fur
mace first and the wood and other kind
ling on top, the tire burning downward, ill.,
stead of up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
DIED..

McENTEE-Ou Thursday afternoon at 9
o'clock, BERNARD MCENrEE, aged 50 years.
Funeral from his late residence on Second
street, Martins Ferry, on Sunday st 1870 p. m.
Sister lodges A. O. b. of Wheeling, Bellaire and
Benwood are invited to attend.
McMANNAS-On Thursday. October Goth,
1891, at 2:15 p. m, EDDIE, son OF the late John
and Rebecca McMsnEas, aged 1syears.
McGROAkTY-Saturdav October Gath. 1891,
OF IL p. ~, WILLIAM kcGRoAHTr, in his 2sth
year.
NICKERSON-Sundsy evening at 6 O'Clock,
JOHN &. NIcKERsoS, in his 18th year.
IsRAEL-on Sunday. October G5th, 1921, At
$50 a. m, ANNIE b., wife OF E. d. Israel, aged
Is years
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
Got sixty Days.

Edward Zane was arraigned before JUS
tice Ankle, yesterday evening, upon three
charges OF using profane language carry
iug concealed wea pons and threatening 10
do bodily harm to John Hasdlan. The first
charge was dismissed, there was fine OF
SIS aud costs in the second, and honi OF
800 to keep the peace was required in the
third. Zane couldn't pay the fine aud
wouldn't give the bond, and was sent TO
Jail for sixty days in default Of the fine. He
announced in open Court that he wouldn't
2ivl the bond, and said be guessed he could
stay in Jail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
I.p.M p,IEoN THE RENOWNED

MADAM DsLEoN, THE RENOWNED
NJ Clsirvoyant, the seventh daughter OF .
seventh son, she 10 gifted with the power To
bring the separated happily together, remove
the dark clouds hanging over husbands ana
wives, obliterate business and financial troubles,
and with her wonderful Second Sight locate
AT ssO North Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Prices 10 ladies only 80 cents to 800 ocfb
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
Desirable Residence for Sale.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Timetable No. g.
TO TAKE EFFECT l2 :0l A. NJ,
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lst, 1891.

Leave Wheelng-No u, 6:l5 a. m: No. %.
7:2O "A. m: No. -, s:S1 a. H.; no. u, 600 m !:
No. 10, l0:3Oa. M: No. Ill 1880 a. m; No, fl3
ls:20 D. m: No tl5, 80 p. m ; NO III, 2:D p
H.: No tl9, $50 p m; No. t2l, 4:39 p. m; no:
"a. b:3Op IN No +35 6:S p M; No. t2', $50
p m; No. 80, $50 p. IN No. '3i, $3.50 p. m: No.
|33. l0:45 p. III.
Arrive Martins Ferry-No. 81, 6:21 a. m; No.
60 7:35a m: No. &c, Nab a. m; NO. u. s:4h a.
10: No 70, ,0:45 a. m: No. I'll, 1l:45 a. M: No
tl3. l2 50 p. m; No. tlb, l:5 p m; No. III, 24o
d. M; No. 80, 3:45 p. M. No t2l, 4:i5 y. m :
No. ts3, 20, D. IN: No. t.5. Gas p. Nd: No. ~.
7:45p m: No %29, s:i5 y. IN; Ne. S3l, 9:i5 p.
M; No. '53 HOO y. m.
Arrive Laughlin's Mill-No ~, 6:3i m.
Leave Langhlias Miil-No. g, 6:32 a. m; No.
"a. sos .. III.
Lave Martins Ferry-No. ~, 6:3S a. m No.
-, 500 n. M; No. -. 900 a. M; No Is, lO:U u.
M; No +lu 1900 o. m; No.ti2, l2:l0 p. ~; No.
IA. l:OO p m No. t,6 20 p. IN No. tiS, 3:OO
p NJ: No. 40, 400 p M: No. t2, Bop p. m;
No tA, e:l0p. m: No; 70, 7:i0 p m; No. rs
500 p. m; No. 80, 900 p. m; No. '39. l0OJp.
IN. -, -
Arrive wheeling-No. %, $50 n. m; No. -.
S:l5 n m No. 10, 0:lS n. m: No ~, 1918 q. m;
No no II is A. "a: No. ti2, 1928 p m; No. ia,
El5p m No tl6, 2:l5 p. m; No: us, 3:ls p.
m No ~. 4:l5 p m: No. t;S BIB p. m no.
t24, 6:22 p. m F.; No. t26 G:25 p m: No. f2S s:l5
.. M; No 80. s:lo p. m; No s39, lO:lb p. m.
sDaily except sunday. tDaily.
No. "a will start from Martins Ferry only on
Sundays
The company reserves tho right 10 vary from
''' n. W. EAYRS,
ocsIeda General Manager.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
$e.,s Advertisements.

A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR DRUG
IA gists-An old established drug frm desires
TO sell their entire stock The firm does . fine
business, has an established trade, and Is To-
Gated where jobber can do an immense bus
mess in a short time Good reasons for sell
ing. Address DRUGS" care Wheeling REC
IsTEE. hois
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
TIE WHITING on TIE WALL.
MARRIED.

SLIFFE-BOEHM-On Wednesday, October
g. 1901, at the residences of VIM. Marsh, Esq,
by Rev. J. A. Fullerton, M. J. w. SLIFFE and
Miss MAMIE BoEHM: both OF this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
4 o. Il. FUNERAL NOTICE.

Division No. I, A. o. H.. OF Wheeling, Ben
wood and Bellsire are invited TO attend the 10.
neral OF our late deceased brother, Barney Nc
Entee, which Will occur from his home In mar
tins berry SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock sharp.
BY order of DIVISION No. Y, A. q. H.,
o:3Ieodo OF Martins Ferry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
a1e.p ADVERTISEMENTS.

I,ToLEN-FRoM ATCHINS0N FARM, seven
- miles from Wheeling. Bald-face hors- with
two white hind feet: travels Q little stin.
liberal reward will be paid by returning the
same to WIN ENNIS. Willow Springs. W. Va
nO1o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
WHEELING REGISTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1891

In an admirable manner. The play is one
Of the best ever written, introducing q gen.
uine rolice patrol, the most complete ever
built by tho police department, and the
original and first one ever used on any
stage.
TIE WHITING on THE WALL.
It was the hand writing on the wall that
warned the Babylonian Autocrat Of his i'm
pending fate. It is the beautiful pictures
on the wall that warn our readers OF the
magnificent company that will interpret
"O'Flynn in Mexico" This company will
appear at the Grand Opera House one
night only, Thursday, November5.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01

..-..cner days are gone; a e
The auiI u.s .'l3s the flowers have hed'
-Fi'.l .. - have shorn the lF"'
=. ' s5s,,, rioen On The o0OS''
~ z. every orchsrt tree tree. ,,ovs
4c ,., ,I,. here, said she
,.s.,- so5as snd our cream
Fl.. naol, - beneath the silver beams
0, MAI, In ,. tbe rasiden paused to add
=. - - ,ss g-owihg mOister,
r, ,..,s,. fal' [ haven't had
11.,,,-a.y oyster.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01

V,O MEDICAL BOOK statesmen AND
L. Physicians out Of practice. We are now
Therapeutics" which compliments Peppers
System Of Medicine. Three vols. Experienced
men will realize that this will be the medical
work OF the year. Address SUB'N DEPT. LEA
BROS & co Phila Pa. oc5Or
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-05-05
Decline In Lumber.

Pine lumber has declined to
figures unprecedented in the San
Francisco market. In the jargon
of the traders the bottom has fallen
out of the market. Boards have
sold at $1,000 per thousand, as
against former average of SIS.
The attempts of the lumber-dealers
TO organize lumber trust that
would stick constitute an interest
ing chapter in commercial history.
Our dealers and saw-mill men
have over and over again formed
east iron compacts which embraced
nearly every person in the
trade IN this State. Three years
ago they had got things SO well
fixed that permanent high prices
seemed inevitable. Luckily for the
public, who felt the pressure, the
unexpected came TO their relief.
The boom in Southern California
collapsed, the demand for lumber
IN that section fell off and the trust
found itself loaded with vast
stock of unsuitable merchandise AS
always happens in such cases, some
of the members of the trust began
to cut rates, the others found 1t
out and followed suit, and prices
fell, possibly, as far below the
cost Of production AS they
had formerly been above it.
The profits of the combine were
gradually swept away and the
lumbermen found themselves worse
off than they would have been had
they never organized their trust
S. F. Paper.