Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
NEW MAErINsyILLE.


NEW MARrINsvILLE, November IA
wedding occurred in the Point House par
lors last Saturday evening. The contract
ing parties were Mr.. jeremiah Hartlne,
Of Sardis, o., and Miss Hattie Morrison,
Of Noble county, Ohio. Rev. 5. j. Tam
blyn, OF the Methodist Church, tied the
knot.
H.H. Garrison, of jackson county,
visited his family here the first Of the
week. He came home TO vote.
Mrs. J. S. Harman and soI, Ernest, are
visiting friends in Wheeling, this week.
Invitations have been issued for pro-
greSsive euchre party next Monday even
iag at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ,. Is.
Hall, in Springertown.
Miss Maggie WEIGH visited friends In
Sistersville, the first Of the week.
Miss Carrie COckayne, OF Moundsvllle,
was the guest OF Mrs. ). b. Hal, OF
Springertown, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 5. Vancamp, OF New
Cumberland, W. Va, visited friends anu
relatives here this week.
Mrs s. r. Martin entertained NUMBER
Of her lady friends at a tea party Thursday
evening at her home near the station.
About fourteen ladies were present.
Miss Belle Burrows entertained a num-
Der of her lady and gentlemen friends very
pleasantly at a euchre party at her home
on Main street yesterday evening.
Mr.. Friud Cox. formerly of this place,
and Miss Nora Earnshaw, Of EarnshaW,
this county, were married yesterday even
ing at the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Martin,
on Clark Ridge.
Mrs. Oldham, of Marietta, Ohio, is Wis
iting her brother, Mr.. George d. Curtis,
Of High street.
Larger sums of money we're bet here on
the result Of the election than at any one
time for years. AS q result, the most OF
the Republicans are feeling little sore
One grOceryman, especially.
A large crowd of boys assembled Thurs
day evening in front Of Mr. NJ. J. Daugh-
erty, of Brooklyn, wherein We're seated
Mr.. Daugherty, Justice-elect of this dis
trict; Mr.. George It. Snodgrass, Constable
elect, and Mr. NJ r. Morris, Prosecuting
Attorney. elect The boys each had IN
their possession a large tin horn, on which
they proceed TO perform in very salts
factory manner, 1T least TO the boys. IL did
not take long, however, for the gentlemen
10 decide as 20 the best course 10 pursue
They made uD purse aud presented to the
boys, who Immediately retired TO parts I'M
known and tapped keg OF nails.
Wednesday morning a large crowd OF en-
thUsiastlc Democrats assembled on MAN
street neat Ltt CoALb MUSE tAAlN 4iie'ASAiN
I'D Main street and all over High Ground,
stopping ut all Republican residences aud
nlaces OF business S6reuading them with
their vocal organs. Some look st it as
Joke. others DO not The crowd returned
TO main street, where they met MIR. James
d. Young. one four next cOnstaoleS They
h0istcu him on their shoulders, and with
Mr.. Young holding nigh above their
heads an emblem Of Democracy, a large tin
rooster tied on a stick. marched down Main
street The crowd was, indeed, very en-
thusiaStic.
The Democrats of New Nartinsville and
vicinity will juOilate next Wednesday even
iug. the 10Th inst, In honor of the great
Democratic victories. The Hon. John o.
PendletOu and other speakers will be
present, as well as the GAINESVILLE brass
band. Large delegations from Proctor,
Barnesville, Sardis, Sisterville, the in
terror OF Tyler Wetzel aud Monroe couu-
ties and other localities will be present.
The intention is 70 make this the largest
and graudest demonstration Of the kind
ever in New MartiusYlle. The Democrats
are boiling over with enthusiasm and de-
sire TO celebrate the return TO COnstitu-
tiOnal and honest government. Come,
everybody, and assist in celebrating the
death kuell of Repuolcanism, excessive
taxation, Force bill ana other crimes too
numerous to mention. The steamer Courier
will remain over here Wednesday night
until the demonstration is over IN order to
take the people up the river. Come every
body
Capt. J. Z. Hart, OF Washington, d. c.,
left for home Wednesday. lie said that
he had received q telegram announcing the
illness Of his son Charles.