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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-16
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., August 15-Wir Kast
left last Sunday for Cleveland, where he
will visit his two brothers for short time
and then go to Lakeside to camp meeting.
Misa Mollle Cline was visiting friends in
Buckhill Monday.
John Suter, Of East Liverpool, arrived
Thursday, and is the guest Of Geo. Braun
lich.
Miss Alice Rist is visiting friends in
Wheeling.
Rev. and Mrs. Holgats, of Clarington,
were in town this week as the guests OF
Rev. aud Mrs l.. Fisher
Mrs. Sarah lombard left Friday even
ing for Moundsville, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Dan Williams
Mrs. Jake Voegthy was at Pittsourg
this week. M
Miss Josie Adams, charming young
lady, of Newport, KY, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Lewis Muhleman, OF this place.
Misses Lena Hartlieb and Jessie Nuen-
schwander left on the Courier Friday even
ing for Martins Ferry, where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Williams.
Stanley Lloyd came home the first OF the
week. after an extended trip down South
on the steamer "Onward. I"
Miss Phoebe Fisher, Unpopular organist
in the M. E. Church, Is visiting at Wood
land, W. Va.
Mrs. Alex. Voegthy, Of Bellaire, was in
town Friday
The Epworth League gave social Fri
day evening, at Mr.. David Fishers, which
was a success both socially and fnan'
cially.
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CLARINGTON.

CLAsINGToN, o., August 15.-Mr. George
Stephn of Wheeling, spent Sunday with
his pa'ents here.
Mr.and Mrs. Milton James of Bellsville,
were he guests of Mrs. A. E. Lopp Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart of Bells
vile, pent Sunday with Mrs. Stewards
NJ Jhariee K1ehlboTM 1S'she~ii-S--..
spent sunday with his mother.
Mr.. Eph Trembloy and family OF Plus
burp re visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs George Newhouse is at Beusvlle
this reek visiting her daughter, MRS.
Geore Stewart.
MisCarrie Lowenstein and Miss Francs
Frazie of Pittsburg, returned home this
morning. .1,...
MrsC. A. Dietrich and children OF Pitts
burg. eturned home last night
MissMaggie McGrew OF Powhatan, IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. Kate Lopp this
week. .
Mrs George E. Lopp and daughter spent
Sunday at Captina.
MIR. Albert Schubach and wife had been
to town shopping yesterday, and started
home h an open buggy, when nearly nome
II began to rain and they raised an UNI
elIalthis frightened the horse and 1T ran
off thIpwing them both out. Mrs; Scnu-
bach had her leg broken and Mr. Schuoachi
brokea bone in his hand. DR.. WEBB OF
Cameron, rendered the necessary surgical
operation.
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Shut the door
against disease. Danger comes Oft
enest through impure blood. Keep
your blood in order, and you keep
in health. For this, nothing equals
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
ery. 1t invigorates the liver, puri-
6es and enriches the blood, and
rouses every organ into healthy &C.
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ery part of the system feels its
saving influence. Dyspepsia, Indi-
eestion, Biliousness, Scrofulous,
Skin and Scalp Diseases - even
Consumption Cor Lung scrofula J
in its earlier stages, oil yield to it.
It's the only Liver, Blood and Lung
Remedy that's guaranteed to bene-
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funded. Trying terms to sell on
but it's q medicine that can carry
them out.
"Golden Medical Discovery "
contains no alcohol to inebriate,
and no syrup or sugar to derange
digestion.
It's a concentrated vegetable ex-
tract; put up in large bottles ;
pleasant to the taste, and equally
good for adults or children.
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NSw CUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND, August 15.-The
paving bonds Of this town have been sold
at q slight premium. The National TX
change bank. Of Steubenville, took Sl5, 900
and the Commercial bank Of Wellsourg
the balance, $4,000.
1t is expected thaGwork Will De begun
on the streets sometime uext week 10 put
them in shape for putting down the 9TleK'
Teams are hauling material out 70 / air
view for the New Presbyterian church, 1t
will be frame structure.
The prOtracted meeting at the disciples
church is still in progress Win several al
ditions 70 date.
A sDeak-easy on Ridge avenue seems TO
be doing a thriving business, II reports are
true, Of which there Is very little doubt A
lumber Of patrons have received cares OF
invitation to appear before the United
states Court to testify Gas is usually the
cnstOn) what they don't know about 1t.
!. Tope. an old resident Of this county,
coed about 40 years, was buried in the
Methodist byrying lot IN t'airvlew last
MONDAY. He had been stricken with par
alysis few days ago.
A NV post0fice has been established
near the Globe brick works about two and
q half miles above this place named MOS
COW John Mackey is postmaster, Matthew
Figlsy is mail carrier. The mail matter Is
n y Connell. Of Portsmouth, o., who
was shot in a sleeper on the q. Il .. road,
this State. and died shortly afterward, was
forerlv a resident Of this place, being en-
rared in the mercantile business ten or
twelve wears. He went TO Portsmouth
along about '6S.
The Chelsea pottery started on last
Monday, after being shut down since the
first Of July.
When the Olivette landed at the wharf
q few DAYS ago the pilot George jenkins,
was observed making some hasty strides
towards his residence. When he arrived
he was greeted with q present OF pair OF
fine twin girls. Since then winds and log
have no terrors for him.
The Princess took the NJ. p. Sunday
school Of Empire 70 Rock Springs to-day.
ID. ID. Stewart is going to Tx up his
Grounds out by the miu for pleasure re-
Sort. Some buildings will be put up, seats,
swings and boats TO ride on the water
above the mill dam. One thing more I'd
ought TO attend 10. and that is get himself
2 wife and cease rambling through the
world.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, w. VA, August I'D. e.
Emmett. law partner of Faulker and Walk
eF, Martinsburg, was the guest of j. Franz
Wilson Friday.
Thomas Rowan, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of friends in town.
ID. g. Kunst returned yesterday from Pt
Marion, Pa, where he had been visiting
his brother, Doctor Win.
L. Addison returned Thursday from
business trip East.
with two Sunday school excursions, our
town TO morrow win be almost deserted
The Baptist excursion to Philippi, to dedi-
cate the new church at that point, will take
quite crowd, and the camp meeting at
Gypsy Grove will also get large number
of our people.
The ice plant has resumed laoors, after
short lay of for repairs.
J.E. Ricketts,, mayor OF Westore, spent
several days in town this week.
Hon. David Shaw, Of Barbour county,
was shaking hands with Grafton friends
Tuesday and Wednesday, and attending
the Farmers Alliance meeting.
Miss Alice Creel, Of Washington, Pa,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Blanche
TiroIes, of West Grafton.
Miss Mamie Nugles is visiting friends IN
Keyser.
j. H. Knapp, Of Stanley, Va, is visiting
friends in town.
Prof. w. M. Taft, of the West Grafton
school, is attending the Teachers Institute
at Richie G. H. >.
w. H. Dent and daughter, Miss Carrie,
are visiting friends in Washington, d. @.
r. e. Blaney has received the contract
for painting the Grafton House and will
begin in few days.
Judge Brannon, of Weston, was Graf
ton House guest Friday.
Jessie BeYeelin, Of Roanoake, Va, is
shaking hands with his many friends IN
town.
Attorney Will Raymond, of Fairmont.
was in town Saturday.
The rumor tt at on last Wednesday that
noneof the teachers who were passing ex-
animation for first grade certificate mad
had the questions the day before was
brought to focus yesterday, when the
the members of the Board of Examiners,
Wilkinson and Burdette, refused to issue
any certificates, declaring the whole AFFAIR
fraud, and appointing another day 1or
examination. About forty teachers spent
two days in making out manuscripts, none
of whom did the work honestly, yet on ac-
count of the carelessnesS or fraudulent
purpose of one member of the Board Will
have to go through the same work oefore
they can teach. The guilty party should
be punished. An explanation from super
intendent Sinclair is in order.
p. J. Tracy, Ed. Ford, Jessie Beveriln,
and others, took in the game OF base Dali at
Warrington to-day.
Port Master Nuzun retires tonight and
James w. Hoyt takes his place.
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paid a visit to Mingo, Thursday plgns S Sne
took in the sights at the Steel plant "niie
Il was in full operation.
w. s. Walker returned Wednesday oso -
ing from Chicago, whittier he iourneyeo =
consult with his. brother-in-law, Eranh
Thompson. in regard to the plans Ior an :
elegant new residence he proposes erec'ins
on his North Fifth street lot. :. q,
Mrs. Frank Collins, OF Columbus Is III
the city visiting friends.
Mrs George Floto and children returncu
Tuesday evening from a recreatinB 'rip
across the lakes. .~;s,t-
Miss Ella Holiday Is in Wheenng 'isiS-
ing her friend, Miss Carrie Higgins;
B. Schwartz and Mrs Wendau Buicne
were down to Wheeling this week ana were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stenael.
Mrs. Fred Hatch, of Pittsburg, Is inc
guest of Steubenville friends.
Miss Emma Wells is visiting her sister,
Mrs. James Barrett, at Bellaire.
Miss Mollie Carr and Miss Name Elnott,
of Rochester, Pa, are in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs. S. A. Esacovich and daughter re-
turned this week from visit to fr1ends III
St. Paul, MINI. NJ n
Max Gescheider and wife and w. ".
Spies and wife arrived home wednesday
evening from sojourn at the lakes
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BELLAIRE.

The speech of Congressman A. j. Pear
son delivered at the Harvest Home picnic,
near Bethel last week is favorably COM
mented upon. Mr.. Pearson is pretty GOOD
talker and good revlver. :,
1t is said that doctors think the limo OF
little John J. Heinlein will have to De am
putated. The little fellow is under treat
ment at Columbus.
The fellow who can go to camp when the
weather is very hot and be at home when
it is wet ane cold should bea happy mortal.
The wet weather is hard on the new
roads and sections that have been stoned;
when soaked with water they never make
as good roadways as those piked on dry
grading.
The residents Of Rose Hill are contend
ing for the location of new line OF pike
that's to be laid. The road'is located along
the foot of the hill. The County Commits
sioners will be asked to change the line so
that it will run across the hill near the Gen.
ter.
Mrs. J. F. Kelly will locate in Chicago
as soon as she sells her property in the
Fourth ward.
Big crowds will attend camp meeting at
Moons and Moundsville from here to-day,
if the weather is good.
Felix Polumbo, the Italian who was in
iured by train, is getting along all right.
One Of his legs was cut of below the knee.
r. Elikan is using the Oregon horse he
purchased about a week ago in his meat
wagon. The animal had never been in
harness when Mr.. e. purchased it.
A large sand stone known as Kings
Rock. near Beallsviile, was blown up by
seven kegs Of giant powder last week.
The stone will be used to construct an
abutment for railroad bridge. The curl
osity OF that neighborhood is no more.
South of BelIaire the American Mechan-
les are gaining a large number Of new
members.
The B. & o. is repainting the iron
bridges along the line.
Rev. William Grimes barn, at Glencoe,
loaded with farm products, succumbed a
few DAYS since owing to the heavy weight
on the second floor. No one was hurt, but
q carriage and wagon were demolished.
The annual Harvest Home picnic at
Stewards Grove ON Thursday will be a
drawing attraction. Last year rain spoiled
the excellent programme that had been
prepared.
Grasshoppers have been numerous Of
! late. and farmers are afraid of Kansas
crowd of the jumpers.
CORTLAND Pankin left Friday night for
| THIN where he will take charge OF the
| Tifin Glass Works, operated by the Ian
tern Globe Works Of this city.
The supply of natural gas was never bet
! ter than of late. The gas company mas 81
much fuel that it has sold three OF its wells
| TO company that supplies Steubenville
| Likely the supply will not be too grea
/ when the winter breezes come.
Henry Fitton caught two fingers in biz
machine in his fathers plumbing shop anC
mashed them.
| Miss Minnie WassmaA entertained
| friends on Friday evening.
| The policeman in the park is kept bus,
| keeping the grass cut close.
Signatures are being secured on petit
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ST. CLAIRsvILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE, August ID :
Howard Kirk has returned from 70
friends In Flushing. 49,
Mrs. J. K. Mitchell Is visiting if'''
Pittsburg. - n,
A party Of young people from y !,
Ferry drove out to this place anu ~ |.
dance at the Clarendon Hotel -
night. -;s,,
Miss Lora Haines Of Cambrieass
has been visiting Miss Bertha h'
turned home Wednesday. .ua.,
Mrs. j. S. Harrison ana Cn ~
GAINESVILLE, spent a few days OF 'n'
with Judge Hoff's family. ~ 81
The Amphion male quartetle. , 81
whistler rendered a good ENTERTAIN
the Court House hall last night
In the speaking contest TueSp y
Ella Meek, of this place, ana ~, ~,
Phillips. Of Bridgeport, were ave- . \,
prizes. Another contest VIII pAA' =
Tuesday evening. arr,
The citizens OF this place gscs'y .'
quet to the teachers at the W
| Hotel Wednesday evening. ri
The many friends Of Clarence
ran will be sorry to hear that VIZ 4
refilling gun shells this morninl !. sr
the cap was knocked into his 20
may cause the loss OF 1t.
The marriage Of VIM. AndIes0 !,
Ida Bowles Wednesday eynin use,s
considerable comment on our s.l w, I.
Andreas had only been Wow"
weeks. ri
Miss Carrie Danford mas
home from Washington, /. y. u,,
A Miss Johnson and q MIS- ,. ~,
Bellaire, are visiting Mss D'SI
rison, Of this place.
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BARNEsvILLE.

BARNEsy1ILE. O., August 15.-The Baltl-
mora and Ohio railroad are replacing the
old White bridge south of town with new
one The old one has been consloerSo
dangerous for some time and was recently
condemned. -, .ha
The bids for paving the streets OF the
city are coming in slow It has been aDoue
seven months since the council decided 70
improve our streets and up to this time
thew have done practically nothing:
The payroll of the Watt Mining Car
Wheel Company is 81. 900 this week, or e'oO
per day. This is the largest pay roll Oh any
institution in the town. They expect 10
move into their new building IN ABOUT iour
months. 81, 20
There was meeting of the citizens OF
this town last night to arrange Tor tne TO
ception for ex-President Hayes ana Attor-
ney General Watson. who will arrive nero
Monday evening.
day between the Cambridge club and the
home boys. The visiting club put up the
dirtiest game of ball ever seen on THESE
grounds. 1t seemed that they were deter
mined either to win the game or cripple
somebody IN trying. The score stoou'
Cambridge 10, GAINESVILLE 8.
w. S. Hobbs has sold his interest IN the
boot and shoe store Of Hobbs q Cassells
to E c. Miller, Of near Fairview.
Tn, eighth annual harvest home picnic
will be held in Stewards Grove, near st:
Claisville, on August 20. Several noted
speakers will be present. among whom Is
Governor Campbell.
The investigation of the charges against
Marshal Renner will commence next Fri
day at 9 o'clock a. m. An interesting time
is expected, as the Marshal says he has pos
tive proof that he is innocent, while the
otherside is equally as confident that they
can Prove he is guilty. The result is await
ed with much interest by our citizens.
One night this week the windows in the
houses occupied by Officers Brown and
Morris were stoned and broken. This can
not b. said to be detrimental to the work
theseofficers are doing as to gain the en-
nifty If the people who would do such work
is to lie considered compliment.
Yesterdays Republican notes that there
was more drunkenness here last Sunday
than here has been for some time. This
is fsct and still this is prohibition town
with hree specials to see that the law is
enforced. How is thisl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-16

Miss Laura Purdy Is home from pleas
ant visit in the country.
A number OF our young society ioiks
have formed an outing party, ana Will
drive ont as far as Pleasant valley next
rrresdav evening. where they will spend
the evening with friends. A pleasant time
Misses Carrie and Birdie Zane, Of the Is
land. were the guess OF Mrs. r. W'broWn
the fore part OF the week
l.. G.. Martin, Esq, had a very narrow
escape from q serious accident yesterday
morning. He had driver over TO the camp
grounds, and in attempting 10 ascend
SfeeD enbankment the tug straps OF tue
b@rpess broke. which entirely freed the
Iorses from the wagon. The vehicle start
"a down the Hill at a rapid rate and turned
Completely around before IL could be stop
nal Mir Martin, who has but one leg,
We unable 10 make his escape, and was
comnelled TO take the unpleasant ride.
Fortunately the wagon kept right side up
Miss aura Jefferson, of Limestone. was
the crest Of Miss Sadie Peters or the Ihlrd
ward the past week.
Miss Annie Simmons, an accomplished
voupe lady Of Bellaire, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Edna Thompson, on Tomlln-
son avenue.
MIS-. FlSnCEs VIII AAtto N~~N-
son, J. L. Little, for the past TWO weeks, re-
turned homo Tuesday.
Miss Dora Newman entertained num-
Der of her friends from this city, VINO went
ont in carriages, at her home IN Glendale,
Thursday evening. All enjoyed themselves
hugely. Refreshments were served at
reasonable hour which were amply DIS
cnssed. Those present were: Misses Cora
Martin. Sadie Peters, Edna Thompson,
Maggie Jones. Annie Simmons, OF Bellalre,
anS F.lia Edwards and Messrs. Chas. Nc
Peck. Ode Jones, Ralph Parkinson, Dan
Cribbons, Charley Martin, Lew Newman
and Harry McCombs.
An infant child of William McPeck " IS
inferred yesterday morning at ~ O'Clock.
Miss Addie Wyrick, OF Bellaire, Is Visit
in- the family Of sheriff W. J. Burley.
Miss Mollie Gamble, our accommodating
telephone official, was the guest OF Clar>
ington friends last Sunday.
Mrs. W e. HunterNiR in Wells0urg on
short visit. -
WIN Gray and sister Is, SIS, Mary Ia "a have re.
turned from short wax A''0n " NJ Lake
Park.
Miss sarie cresap Is ne he. guest , r Of her
sister, Mrs. w. d. Alexis no e. 0n A0niiln
son avenue A&Azs; -
A base bah club f12q y Il 49, ana 101,I
nome team played : f,.'.. u , ~ 49, -
sS,roay, upon NoSe,, % ,vr- y Fe y, 80
~ASHeSuit OF the 90 81.
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT has BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS TEE PAST WEEK.
Sssal Affairs, Happenings and Eveuts'Oi Local In
ssrest Gathered BY "Rsgister" Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the News


The 3. 4 Q. Improvements at the juno
ton are making great Roadway. Three or
four forces Of men are Engaged in the work
at different points on the grounds. One
steam shovel is still being run. The drain
age TO the catch basin is being lined with
stone, and five parallel tracks are now on
the east Of the depot. The work OF build
ing a large new comnsodlous depot VIII
shortly be commenced, the location OF
which wiz be up near the town.
Several fishing parties have returned
from down the river.
Miss Jessie Mcmahon, Of McMechen,
will spend the remainder Of the school
vacation in Cumberland
Miss Lulu McMechen, Of McMechen,
spent Thursd ay at the camp grounds.
A bucket of butter has been setting IN
claimed on the 3. 81 0. platform for the
past few days
Quite munger enjoyed the beauties OF
the park within the past week.
Mrs. III. Vance, has returned from pleas
ant visit to friends in Allegheny and Pitts
burg.
W. Duggan, Esq, was down at the coun-
try seat on business Wednesday.
T. n. Mccarthy, popular employe OF
the Riverside steel plant, was on the SICK
list last week.
John Myers, Of Upper ward, is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Welsh and Misses Mag
gle and Sadie Barrett, Of Centre ward,
were summoned to Pittsburg yesterday oy
a telegram announcing the sudden death OF
their cousin, Mrs. John Dixon, bride OF
but a few months.
The Riverside Steel Plant, Tube Works,
Plate Mill, Blast furnace and construction
workers reiOiced in its being pay day yes
terday.
The Ladies' Aid Society, an adjunct Of
the NJ. T. Church, contemplate holding a
festival in the near future, in connection
with which there will be watch contest
between two small girls.
Mr. Jas. briggs who has had trst-claSs
bakery here for the past eight years. has
sold his stock on hand and goodwill 70 Mr..
Z. Altmyer who viii have II conducted as
heretofore at the new store on Main street
Miss Thompson, of Marion county, COM
pleted the purchase Of several new lots at
McMechan yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rider left for Pitts
burg yesterday, TO attend the funeral OF
near relative.
The teachers eXauinatiOn for high
grade of certificate viii take place at the
county seat on the 18th and 10 instant.
The rolling mill. has been put in shape TO
resume work.
The ground has been broken for the
erection Of several new houses IN Nc
Mechan.
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place." stammered Mr.. Bowser !

place." stammered Mr.. Bowser y
rose up.
"You don't? Then I'd like TO h
what in Tophet you mean by giyln,
all that soft talkl What sort Of a ii
is this you are playing?"
"My dear GIRL" began Mr.. BoEsg
reply, "I'll think over the matter
drop you a line"
"You will, Ell? And I'll think 4
the matter and send my brother ben
see your
She had scarcely banged thee
ciaimed:
"Well, / hope you are satisfied %
"What have ] done?" asked y
Bowser.
"Done! done! You've caused NJ
be insulted and bellttled In ny 1
house,"
"DIdn't / tell you that
"Neyer! Never told me anyi.'
and now you may go withouta coa
til you are starved to death and "
raise my finger to get one. I'm P1
man, Mrs. Bowser, and I'm lohs1
fering man, but there is limit POI
reached 1t. The worm now tuFns
II l don't come up to luncheon DOL
ner -" A..
But he returned at the usual J
and when he espied a new girl p,s
through the hall he hadn't sings
curry to make.