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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
YELLsBURG.

The Brooke Oil and Gas Company, which
was incorporated this week. Will sink q
well on Chris Ralstons farm. The outfit
of the Knob well on the Beall farm, indie
penderce. was hauled in, and Tom Makall
viii do the drilling.
The Herald was so unfortunate as TO have
q form pied on Friday, by the breaking of a
chain while lowering it into the press
room. They were delayed day thereby.
Lucas Walters broke ground Thursday
for the erection of business house on
Charles street, just below the market
house.
The sack factory employees were off
Thursday afternoon, attending the funeral
Of their companion, Milton Wharton. Milt
was favorite with all of our people.
Major Il. Il. McCann, OF Steubenville,
was circulating among his acquaintance
here Friday.
d. L. Radcliffe is in the city, visiting his
brothers, Win and j. +.
New Cumberland Council has granted
our Jim Lewis pool room privileges.
Messrs. c. McQuistion and Asberry Per
kins will Quit the electric plant March lst
and will 90 to Toronto. Tolbert Stocks
and VIM. Duval, Of Brilliant will replace
them.
Mrs. DR.. SurGison, Of New Cumberland,
is visiting her mother
John l.. Achilling, OF Wheeling, was here
on business on Thursday.
EsTbe bazaar is numbered with the past,
but it was the most successful thing of the
kind ever given by the Presbyterian
Church. The crowds in attendance were
very large, the supper tables crowded, and
the handsome booths well patroniZed.
They have good reason TO be proud of their
success, for they cleared q very snug sum,
about $3.50.
The funeral Of Mrs Annie Murphy
Craft took place Friday afternoon, aud
though the day was disagreeable, was
largely attended. She had Of late been
living a. East Liverpool, but came here for
a change, v hich proved to be for the worst
Quite a number Of East Liverpool people
were at the funeral, including Tom Nc
Cam and wife. DR. Lauck, of the latter
place, Dr. Cox. Of Beaver, and DR.. Davis,
OF this place, conducted the services. The
pail bearers were Messrs. j. r. Douglass,
Il. Y. Craig, w. =. COwau. II. c. Hervey,
q. w. McCord and G.. M. White.
j. NJ. Murphy, wife and daughter Edith,
OF Wheeling, were here attending hrs.
Crafts funeral
The application for a charter for the
WelSburg aud LaZearville Street Rail
wav Company has been made BY MesSrs.
II. c. Ulrich and T. W. Carmichael, Of
Lazearvile, John j. Walsh. II, G. Lezear,
Samuel George, Z. L. Curtis aud G.. w.
McCleary of this city. The route is from
a point opposite Steubenville, through
Lazearville and Wellsburg 10 Bethany and
Windsor. The incorporators say work
on the line Will commence as soon as soon
as they can get things in shape.
Rev 4 q. White. State Evangelist,
will preach in the Disciples church morn
ing and evening, Sunday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
NEW MARrINSvILLE.


New MARTINsvILLE, w. VA. February
1S.-.Mr aud Mrs. Joe Slender very pleas
antly entertained number of their mar
ried friends az tea party, given at their
residence in Springertown. Ten couples
we're present
Clark Leap, Esq, was at Wheeling,
Thursday, on business.
L. w. Dulaney, Esq, Superintendent Of
Schools, was here Tuesday on business per.
tanning 10 his Office. He has Just com
pleted his second annual visit TO all the
schools in the county, and reports them TO
be In q very fiOurishipg condition, especial
" those in this (Magnolia) district. He
also Informs us that the average daily at
tendance this year is much larger than
that of last year. We are. indeed much
pleased to learn this.
Mrs. J. f. Frame is the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. VIM. kotzebue at Ravenswood,
this week.
w. W. Selby, Esv, was at Moundsville
last Friday on business.
Judge Jacobs leaves this coming week
for Harrisville, Richie county, where be
will hold a term of court. Harry Neil
downey, stenographer, will accompany
him.
Amos Jolliff, Esq, Of Uuiontown, this
county, was here Wednesday on business.
Chas Cochran, OF Darlington, O., was
here Monday visiting friends.
John Martin is visiting relatives in Al
legheny, Pa, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs d. n. Mangold are the
guests of friends in Wheeling to-day.
DR.. f. Y. Cox, OF Proctor, was here
Tuesday.
Henry Neuenschwander, OF Hannibal,
Ohio. was here Thursday, on business.
George Umstesd, of Wheeling, spent
last Saturday with New Martinsville
friends.
F. &. McEldowuey was at Wheeling,
Thursday, on business.
A. b. Moore. ESQ, visited friends In
Tyler county last week.
Win Duerr was at Darlington, Tuesday
last, on business.
J. w. Newman, Esq, was at Wheeling,
Monday. on business.
Mont Burrows left yesterday evening on
the Courier for Pitts6urg. He shipped by
same boat about one thousand bushels of
potatoes, which he expects TO dispose OF
at that place.
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hot coffee. ice cream, and other dellcacles,
were served, and a very enjoyable evening
was spent by all present.
Lyle Brock, whose unaccountaole ao-
seace was noted last week, has been locat-
ed. He made his way to Pittsburg, where
he went to visit his relatives, who wrote
his fatherconcerning his whereabouts.
Superintendent N. Van Pelt is home
from Charleston where he has been in the
interest OF the new penltentlary bill, which
is pending before the Legislature.
John 1. Gallaher is in Pittsburg the
guest of Mr.. Weitman.
L. L. Buchannon, who has been making
a map OF the city, locating the buildings.
etc, left yesterday for New York.
L. G. Stillwell IS again in our midst. The
mountain air of Tucker county was con-
genial to him, but "Tim" had drank from
wolf spring in his boyhood days with the
traditional potent effect. He is the same
jovial Timothy as Of yore, and will here
after be found on the old tramping ground.
Z. II. MCLEAN 81 Co. have leased the
New Martinsyille fair grounds amp will
use the track in training their horses next
summer. They have now about fifty head
in waiting on their farms in Round Bot
tom.
f. H. Davenport, postal clerk on the
Ohio River railroad was here Friday. He
was very badly injured in wreck near
RavenswoOd some time since.
DR.. Williamson, of New MatamOras, o.,
was in the city yesterday. He is looking
for location, and will in all probability
open a dental Office here.
VIM. Wood ourn, disposed OF his personal
effects, at public vendue, yesterday, at his
home in Cameron. preparatory TO moving
his family here in the near future.
B. L. HodgensRn and vile left Thursday
for Washington, d. c., where they will re-
main until after the inauguration. Mr..
Hodgensan will then 90 down into Virginia
on a business trip, while his wife will visit
friends in the East
Mayor Steele has issued q proclamation
for the municipal election, TO be held on the
second Thursday in March. The places of
voting viii be: First ward, at John Dor
sey's; Second ward at Court House;
Third ward, at Marshall House. Council
has designated the following persons as
Judges af election First ward, J. c. Hen
bricks. Isaac Clayton. VIM. Montgomery;
Second ward, L. T. Gray, ID. 3. Evans,
Chas Parkinson; Third ward, A. +.
Evans, W m Koontz and L. w. Manning.
The election will be held under the old law.
Miss Olaf Kravsr, the EsqNimauX lady,
lectured on the Frozen North, at the Opera
House last night.
The Street Commissioner has had force
of workmen cleaning of the paved streets
the past week, which adds greatly to their
appearance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
mOUNDSYELLE.

II ". Hunter and l.. T. Gray, Jury com
misSiouers. met in the Circuit Clerks Of
nee Monday and drew thirty names from
the box, 10 serve as petit jurors for the
trial OF causes Rt the next term OF court.
MRS II. II. Mans0ergers's sister, of Eos
toria, is visiting her on Second street
The Glendale Coal Company went 10
work with a force of twelve men, making
double turn. The entries are being pushed
as fast as possible, and they Will in short
time be able 10 supply the trade.
Edward Lappert, State Councillor Jr. 0.
L. 4. 81. was in the city yesterday with
Chart which be is disposing to members Of
the order.
Ed Manning is visiting his home in the
Third ward. He IS now employed in the
circulation department Of the PittsbUrg
Dispatch.
Miss Mary Gray is the guest Of her
friend, Miss Annie Blue, on Wheeling
Island
The members Of the Presbyterian Church
gave a social in the prison parlors, Thurs
day evening, which was largely attended.
Refreshments, consisting Of sandwiches,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19

GRAFTON. ". Va, February 1S-Word
reached here this morning that the sieet
and snow in the Northern part Of the
County yesterday had almost blocked the
roads The timber was broken down on
the hills. The DAMAGE 70 fruit trees viii
HCn. John T.. McGraw has been in Wash
trhe past week.
'rhs town election takes place the 2lst o.
next month. and as vet not q canuiuate
has been announced for any OF the lmpOr-
tant offices. phc battle between the ll-
Cense and anti-liceuss people viii be fought
over again.
The members Of the Protective Club who
viii send by John Bradley for the pay OF
services as special constable last fall, have
taken an appeal or the Judgment rendered
bv the Justice. The case wiz now be tried
before Judge HOhe and promises TO be
quite an Interesting case.
Lewis kitzmiler was In FairmOnt Fri
day.
Isaac Evans, Of Fetterman, was in town
THURSDAY.
w. II. Richardson, a prominent insur-
ance mau from Piedmont was IN town sey-
eral DAYS this week looking up his policy.
The members OF the n. r.. churcn have
been holding d successful series Of meet
incs for the past three weeks with good re
suits.
The Grafton Reading Circle held q meet.
inc an Prof. A. q. WllEinsOns on Friday
uirAt. 1t resting tor the Hamlet and
the meeting Friday night was fun or IN
terest.
Friday.
guest Of her uncle. the Hon. Is. II. Martin.
j. I'D. Hild0w. of kiugwo0d, is assisting
AZ the LsGcsr Office during rush of work.
WIN Lenthkie has been quite i'll for
several days.
NIrJ RYAN. Of Wheeling, has been the
grR OF his mother for several days the
past week
The Grafton branch Of the Merchants
Protective agency met Friday night
Chas. y. KIurt and Rev. a. j. Noke have
gone into tine real estate business. They
will also look after insurance.
Mrs. Laura Tippet- and daughter Miss
Ada, Of KingwOOd, are the guests Offriends
Mrs. Earnest e. Price. Of West Grafton,
IS visiting relatives at heyser
Mrs. L. 5. Hayes is visiting her father
81 MOrgantown.
Capt o. $. Mckinney, Of Fairmont, was
a business caller 20 our town.
Miss Mettle Sinclair returned Saturday
from two weeks visit with friends IN
Clarksburg.
Prosecuting attorney L. NJ. LaFalette,
was in Clar6s0urg Friday on Legal bust
ness.
Among tho candidates for SUperintend-
ent OF TAYLOR county schools are j. Grant
St Clair, the present Incumbent Prof.
ThOs H. Pedeo, of the West Virginia Col
legs, and Is. n. Henderson, Of Fetterman
district All good men and VIII make pop
ular candidates.
Henry Grant, the popular news agent,
woo sprainod his ankle some days ago, is
again able 90 be on the streets.
judge joseph y. HOhs spent Sunday in
town. leaving on the morning train from
Phihppi, where be is now holding court.
Esquire Lewis Raymond is visiting relo-
tives Gt Parker, Ind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
NEIGHB0RH0OD.
WHAT has BEEN GOING on N NEARBY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK.
Sosial Asairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
ntsres. Gathered BY Register Reporters,
Readable Resume OF the News


PTrDwONr. w. Va, February lS.-Wm.
Rob,nette is worlzinf. IN Capt. G. w. Har-
rison's Office, I'm plac of JAS. II. Hose.
Tine bali given MCnday evening By the
pie5nont S0cials. Tor the benefit OF Jeh
Combs. was quite success, realizing ABOUT
5000. --....,--C,..
@. w Harrison. .,,, w
Nathan Berger, Esq, OF DOOOihS' w
Va. spent Tuesday here.
Miss Nellie Hyd gave party Tuesday
evening 20 her young friends.
n IA LoeWeu stein we'kt % Grafton
Tuesday evening 10 assist a lnSututng a
lodge OF the Order of Railway Telegraph
Marion Jenkins G. *. OR. & S, X. of
p returned Wednesday morning from at
tendance az the Maryland Grand Lodge,
Is. Of H. ,-.,-
for an extended Jrip 20 the Pacihc coast
e. It. Beck VIII visit MeyerS1aie ana
nearby points next week
Mrs Nora NauCltOu, aged So years,
died Sunday Afternoon 40 the residence OF
he7. dpvghter Mrs. John McGUgan. In
fermerf in tho Catholic Cemetery at Bar
ton Tuesday afternoon.
VIM. Sharer. for % years a resident or
Piedmont. 0ied at his daughters residence
remains win be brought 20 Piedmont and
lad 10 rest in Philos Cemetery by Hiram
T,dce no. lO3 a. il. * A, NJ. on Sunday
afternoon. He was a consistent member
OF the A. IL. Church, being Tor years a
trustee. He leaves wife, son and daugh-
ter.
DEL. z. Graham has rented the room in
the Brice building formerly occupied by
Miss l.. Cook Re wlll open a wholesale
.H..rn -
Tafaverre Lodge No. 3, x. of p, win at
tend the morning. services at the Presby-
terrain Church on February ID sermon by
Marion County Mystic Chain and the Jr.,
o u. a. NJ. viii hold 1alr In the town
hal In April.
lack Power and Miss Bette Long left
Wednesday morning Tor Chlcago, Wuere
they will go through life together.
Geo. $. Ball and son, OF SandCsky, o.,
are visiting Mrs NJ a. Bail.
Prof o. H. Bruce. OF NesternpOrt, has
been appointed % Vice President Of the de
partmenr OF Elementary Education Of the
WORLDS Fair by Hon ". u. Harris, com
missioner.
"Uncle Toms CABIN was rendered at
the Opera House on Wednesday evening
bv Kiddeu * Go. The acting could have
been much better, but an who saw 10 were
highly pleased with the SceRlc arrange
ments of this company.
The revival i'm the NJ T.. Church is
great success. over sixty converts and
from forty 10 dlJy more are under convlc-
ton.
Rev j. W. Steele preached on Tuesday
evening 10 q packed congregation.
Miss Mary ShUltiCe has been quite i'll
this week.
Miss Bridget Biordan is recovering from
a very serious illness.
W. Luke. ST., arrived Thursday for
visit TO his son, John G.. Luke.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
CLARINGIoN.


CLAIISGToN. O., February Is, 1888
Mrs. C. Z. Zorn, of Wheeling, spent Sun
day here with her sister. Mrs. A. f. Topp.
John Reynolds. Of Mrrtin's Ferry, spent
Sunday here with his parents.
Mrs. c. c. Rodgers has been on an ex-
tended visit 10 relatives at Pittsburg, re-
turned home last Sunday.
DR.. Mills, of GAINESVILLE, preached in the
NJ. Z. Church here Tuesday evening.
VIM. Duerr, of New Martinsvllle. was
shaking hands with friends here Wednes-
day afternoon.
DR.. Hartman, Of Wheeling, spent the
fore part of the week here.
Chas. Cochran is visiting relatives at
Huntington, W. Va. this week.
Protrscted meeting is still in progress at
the NJ. Z. Church. Rev Manley is preach
ing some excellent sermons.
Albert Dieterich received four barrels OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19

G.. Crawford, OF Cameron, is the unani-
rlous choice Of Marion county Democrats
for this Office.
Paw day at all the mines, in this section,
to-day.
The Terpsichorean Club, composed Of
several young society men, have about COM
pleted ARRANGEMENTS for q swell hop. TO De
given in the large hall in the new Normal
school building. 1t will be given about the
24th. Clarksburg, Grafton, Morgantown,
Huntington. SouthtOwn and Cameron peo-
pie viii be present.
J. +. Christie, wife and son, Mrs NJ. j..
Hough, Mrs L. c. Furbee, OF Manning
ton, and Mrs. J. Z. Dent, OF Bridgeport,
o., were here Tuesday attending the lu-
neral of Mr.. :. ). Yeager
Miss Nellie Winow, OF Cumberland, Md,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Ridgely. of Locust avenue.
Mountain City Lodge K. OF P, held
pleasant anniversary entertainment and
oanuuent last evening. a carefully pre-
pared programme. consisting OF addresses,
music. exc, was listened 10 at their hall,
after which tho banquet, prepared by Col.
Skinner, was served at the Opera House.
After this interesting part of the affair had
been discussed, an hour or so was spent n
dancing 10 the music Of Lyons orchestra.
MI. auu MIS-. Il. q. Ototo OStOSA e-liOA
OF their silver wedding last Saturday was
"a most enjoyable event. They arranged
their invitations so that the large company
was received and entertained without be-
ing crOwdcd-their older friends from TO
D. m, the younger from TO 9. 1t was a
silver wedding that will DO long remem-
berCd both by the principals and their
guests. Prof Thomas e. Miller and his
excellent wife were the grOomsmau and
bridesmaid OF the occasion. MIR and Mrs.
stone were the recipients OF many useful
and beautiful presents in addition to the
sincere showers Of good wishes. The re-
freshments served were delicious, and al
who participated will unite with US in say
ing that 10 was a most delightful anniyers-
arv celebration,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
Raging waters at aiiddIesborough.

MIDDLEsBoRoUGH, KY. February Is
1t has been raining in torrents for
twenty-four hours. The canal has over
flowed its banks, completely deiuging
the city from Cumberland avenue to the
Belt Line. There was from three 10
four feet OF water In the streets. Lit
tie Yellow creek came down with rush,
and the whole east end Of town went
under. About sixty families have been
forced 10 move. Considerable damage
has been done the Belt Line, two tres
ties having been washed out. No trains
have arrived on any Of the railroads
since night before last.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19

dred tons of steel billets. an exceptionally
good weeks work.
The Bellaire blast furnaces expected 70
be ready for operation by the first OF next
week. ,,-..,.
L. C. Sedwick, editor OF the Martins
Ferry Times, was in sthe city yesterday, en-
route to Columbus.
Charles Marling, who was lnlureu 81 lGe
Pittsburg coal works. Friday inornlng IT,; -
ion Of the attending physician that one leg
will have to be amputated.
III. S. Armstrong is visiting relatives out
the B., z. & G.. road.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19

TINS Ferry, gave another pleasant dance at
Leonard's Hall on Saturday evening.
Harris Wolf, of Steu6enville, was In
town on Friday.
Miss Matte Leonard is indisposed.
Miss Lizzie Dorsch, who has been sick
for some time. is improving slowly.
Mrs. T. X. Delany is convalesclng.
The Laughlin Mill factories were ootn
idle on L riday and Saturday owing 70 the
scarcity of nail plate,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
A strange Freak.

The wife of our esteemed citizen, Mr..
John Rowell, while suffering under Sc
we're attack ofthe blues, tried TO commit
the crime of infanticide, but was prevented
bv the opportune arrival Of neighbor.
Her case has been considered by the best
doctors incurable, but her husband was
highly pleased, after using course OF Sui
phur Bitters, to find that she was entirely
cured. Kingston Herald.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
BURLINGTON.

DoS P. O.. ONO, February 1s.-The
ladies' of Burlington viii give u neck kite
social at Glenn's Run school house March
1, for the benefit Of the Don Cornet Band,
aud everybody is invited. Music by the
band.
Elmer Henderson is sick with the meas.
les.
The Valley Dale Social Club, of Mar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19
FAIKMONr

F1RNONT, February 1S.-S. ". Rice, Of
Wheeling, was here this week.
Attorney j. a. Haggarty was az Charles
ton his week.
WIN Baoher and c. II. Chambers, OF
Cameron. was here this week.
NJ. A. JOlcf returned this week from
Kentuck with a hne l0t OF driving horses.
Win Nuzum. the well known sgrocer, is
ill with q serious attack Of typhoid fever,
70 the regret of many friends.
Tnos Watson. Esq, or SmithtOwn, was
IN the city yesterday on business.
Miss Myrtle Carroll is I'll with a severe
attack Of neuralgia
Tom Arnett, of SgnithtOwn, was here on
business Wednesday,.
Samuel McDOnOugn, the plumber, went
70 MOggQrtOwn yesterday on business.
BoOher K Ws,rer, the well known drug
risls, have placeG an elegant new prescri
ton case In the drug store.
Mrs. John Johns of kindlaY, O.,
guest Of friends here.
Rambler in the Free Press,
gives some timely advice 10 soE
young girls, and points out sever
that should not be. His letter
quite q stir, and he was commended
ally by IT,
Commemorate interest is beingN
here IA tue Y. $. Marshall contssn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19

apples from Pittsburg to-day. They are
worth $500 barrel here
C.E' Gee. OF the Singer Machine Co, Of
Wheeling, is here to-day in the interest OF
his company.
G. w. Hubacker is at Woodsheld to-day.\
nr II n. Smith. Central Committeeman
of the Democratic party, went TO Woods
field to-day to meet the Committee
J. w. Frankhouser went 10 Woodsfeld
to-day on business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-19

Fine Table Cloths with border all around ,, 212,
and IL yards long, at marked down prices. Napkin
to match. - 80
Extra values in Table Linens at 40c 50c 60c and
'' See our Napkins at S15O, SLIGO and $168. % per
cent less than regular prices.
full assortment of Tray Cloths, Squares and Lunch
Cloths
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-12
Theories on the Noon.

One Of our philosophers says:
"P1snt your potatoes in the dark Of
the moon when the sign is in the Tee,
or else you won't have eny worth
digging; build your fence in the dark
Of the moon and she'll sink almost out
OF sight; put her up in the light and
she will stay right there; kin your
hogs in the light Of the moon and
yourmeat is all right; kill them in the
dark and the meat will all fry up to
grease and be no account; nail YOUR
shingles in the light of the moon and
they are ali right, put 'em on in tho
dark and they will rear up every time :;
lay down a board on the grass in the
dark of the moon and it'll grow right
ahead. You may rot believe it, but
the moon has more influence on the
earth than any other planet"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-05-12
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