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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-26
TILTONVILLE.

TILToNvILLE, o., November 25.-Thc
work on the pottery at this place is pro-
crossing nicely. They expect 10 be ready
oy the nrst of the year to nil orders.
Prof. Porter, assisted by the pupils OF
his department., will give an entertainment
in the Town Hall on next Tuesday evening.
Miss Maud Medill is visiting friends at
Beaver.
Quite a number of invitations have been
received at this place for a ball, on next
Wednesday evening, at the residence OF
Mr.. Vernon, near Short Creek, w. va.
Thomas Moore, Jr.. is on the SICK list.
Wm. Harvey, Of Wellsburg, has the con-
tract for furnishing the 1000 feet OF white
oak lumber TO the Western Sanitary Pot
ter Company OF this city.
The Logan Bros, Of Camden, w. Va,
were here this week and purchased three
lots in the Robinson addition.
Mrs. Jane Burris and SON, OF Smith field,
we're visiting at the residence OF Mrs. VIM.
AIKEN this week.
The seats for the new NJ. E. church have
been ordered and will likely come this
week.
w. T. Medill, OF S~teubenville, was doing
business in town Wednesday.
Messrs. Darrah and Taylor attended a
select dance at the residence Of John Nc
Cain on last Friday evening, n spent a
good time.
County Surveyor Huston was establish.
ing the grade Of the new pike last Wednes-
day.
VIM. McGannon was visiting friends in
Bellaire this week.
The residence Of James Wilson is near
ing completion.
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CLARINGToN.

CLARINGToN, o., November 25.-Mr.
Charles Reynolds, of this place, and Miss
Otie Wheeler, of Bellsville, were married
at the home OF the bride on last Wednes-
day. They were rendered a reception We'd
nesday evening at the home Of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reynolds.
Mrs. A. Z. Michael received a check for
81, 1928 this week from the Travellers Insur.
ance Company, on the life insurance Of her
husband. She got her money through
Lewis Newhart, OF Woodsneld. Mr.. Mich
ael had allowed MS policy TO lapse, there
being three annual premiums due.
Jacob T. Morrill,. who was reported sick
last week, is no better.
John j. Rea has been confined to his
room this week with an attack of tho grip.
Presiding Elder Rev. Osburn is in town
to-day holding quarterly conference. The
Elder will preach here Sunday evening.
Darlington Lodge 525. !. o. o. F., will
give a supper and ball Thursday, Decem-
Der Z. A grand time is expected. The
committee has secured Mayors orchestra
for the occasion.
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wAsHINGToN, PA

WASHINGTON, PA, November 25.-P. l..
Logan, a member OF the Senior class OF
w. & J. College, left Friday evening for a
visit OF a week or two Ia the East, taking
in the Yale Harvard football game.
John Hammond has gone to Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Miss Edna McCracken has as q guest
Miss Meta Preston, Of Kammerer, Pa.
Elmer Willetts and Frank Carsten are
making a visit TO New York city.
Miss Jessie Sheppard. Slippery Rock,
Pa, is being entertained by Miss Alice
Barr, Jefferson VENUE.
Major E. L. Christman and wife, and
their daughter, Miss Ella left Thursday
evening for Jacksonville. Fla, where they
will spend the winter.
At the home Of Gideon Chapman, East
Wheeling street, a number of little folks
were entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mr.. Chapman's granddaughter, Pauline
Fithian. The latter's cousin, Miss Helen
Williams, was the guest Of honor.
Miss Lydia Monroe entertained q num-
Der of young folks very pleasantly at her
home on East Maiden street, Thursday
evening.
Hal b. Hughes is visiting at Buffalo. n.
Y, and will also makes visit TO New York
City.
Miss Mamie Scott Of Magnesium is
the guest oe the Misses McCracken, Wade
avenue.
Ell Perkins, the noted lecturer. was en-
esrtaiued ct a banquet BY the Beta Theta
Pi fraternity, OF W. and ]. College, Thurs
dav evening. A splendid banquet WIS fur
nished by Brown & Son. and the great hui
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WELLsBURG, w. VA, November 25.-L.
w. Carter, of Cross Greek, was in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. Absolom Buchanan, who has been
very sick for some time, is not improving
much.
Mrs. w. H. Tarr and daughter left
Thursday for an extended visit at Gov
ington. KY, with Rev. II. g.. holland.
Ed. Bane received an appointment as
guard at the p%enitentlary at Moundsville,
and left for there Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baue will be greatly missed oy a
large circle Of friends here.
Thomas Brown and wife entertained a
large number Of young and old friends last
Thursday evening, at their home IN Cross
Greek addition. The party wa a success
IN every $50 OF the word. and all left
feeling that they had enjoyed themselves
Mrs. j. L. Curtis has left on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. d. H. Hahn, Of Zanes-
Miss Mollie Wincher, Of Wheeling
Island, spent Sunday with the family Of
Postmaster Jones.
One Of the most pleasant social occasions
of the season so far was q party which
Misses Annie and Monta Sanders rendered
10 their friends at the residence Of James
Hawley, of Midway, on Wednesday even
ing. Guests from all the surrounding
country and Wellsburg were present
Dancing was INDUCED in to the sweet
music Of the Lszear orchestra. Mrs. q.
Speidel had charge Of the supper and
added to the reputation she has already
established.
Union services will be held at the Disci.
ples' Church on Thursday morning at
iO:45. Rev. w. G. Wade will oficiste. as
sisted by the pastors Of the other churches.
A cordial invitation is extended to the pub
lie.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued: Charles NJ. Cusick and Miss
Mamie Kelley; Matthew Caldwell and Miss
Ruth A. Snyder, all of Golfers.
Rooms 8 and Z of the schools, will give q
public performance at the hall on Friday,
december !. AL are invited 10 be pres
ent
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
expect TO give an entertainment in Barth's
Opera House on Thursday, December %.
The entertainment will consist OF living
pictures, many Of them copied from famous
Worlds Fair pictures. The programme
will be varied with fine music.
BENJAMIN Antill. Of Lszearville, left for
Findlsv SUNDAY, where he viii engage Ia
the glass business.
A very pleasant party was given 81 the
nome Of Ma. Wright near Golfers. on
Fridav night. Quite asnumber from Wells
burg attended. The music was furnished
BY the Eazearville orchestra
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Celebrating the Evacuation of New York.

Celebrating the Evacuation OF New York.
NEW YoRK, November 25.-The Sons of
the Revolution celebrated the one hundred
and tenth anniversary Of the evacuation Of
New York by the British troops to-day by
the unwilling Of the statue OF Nathan Hale,
which stands in the southwest corner OF
City Hall Park, facing Broadway. The cere-
monies began with assembling OF members
OF the society in Fraunces Tavern, at the
corner of Pearl and Broad streets, at 2
o'clock. The society divided into compan-
les Of thirty-two men each. The line OF
march was Broad and Wall streets and
Broadway as far as Park Place, where the
various organizations took their allotted
positions in and around City Hall Park.
Among the organizations repr, se1ted we're
the United States battalion OF engineers,
under command Of Capt. VIM. Black. u. S.
A. the Old Guard, under Major Thomas
Sloan, twelve batteries Of United States
artillery and delegations from the society
Of the Cincinnati and Of the war OF 1872;
Aztec Society, of the Mexican var and the
the military order OF Loyal Legion.
The exercises at the statue were opened
with a prayer by the Rev. DR.. Morgan
Dix. and VIM. Castor Hamilton, chairman
Of the COMMITTEES, made the presentation
speech, during which the statue was IN
yelled by Miss Cornelia Montgomery.
daughte Of the Secretary Of the Society.
The statue was then presented 20 the city,
and Mayor Gilroy spoke in acceptance Of
IL. Addresses By Gen. Howard and by
Rev. DR.. Everett Hale followed DR..
Hale is a great-grand nephew Of the revo-
lutionvTF hero.
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HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL, o., November 25. David
Hyer, of Washington, d. c., was the guest
of his brother, @ Hyer.
There will be a festival next Wednesday
evening at Voegtly's hall, under the aus
pices of the Epworth League.
Gilbert Wilson, a young artist. arrived
here Wednesday evening and will remain
for some time with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. G. w. Wilson.
Mrs. David fisher is at Matsmoras, o.,
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Julia
Ketty.
Mrs. Nancy O'Neil has been seriously
i'll this week, suffering with pneumonia.
The arrival of a young son, the FIRST In
the family, at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
J.. NJ. Boice on Tuesday evening. was an
agreeable surprise, judging by the Doc
tors counteuance since then.
Mrs. Crist Eisanbrath. Of New Martins
Vile, was ia town Friday, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac fisher.
Room No. 3 Of our school was dismissed
Thursday morning, on account OF the H.
ness of the teacher, Minnie O'Neill, who
has the ia grippe"
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AYENs

RAvENswoOD, November 2A-Mrs. Hen
rietta Fitzhugh Barre, who died in
Charleston, W. Va, early Friday morn
ming, was brought here for burial Sunday
morning. RavensWood is built on the old
Fnhugh estate and the family were all
loved and hOnOred. Mrs. Barre did much
for the establishment OF the Episcopalian
church here and the building OF the recto-
~. Her death was a shock 20 her friends,
and will be universally deplOred.
Paul HUI, who moved 70 Huntington, a
year ago, moved Jack last Monday and is
occupying his old home again.
Miss Magnolia Stats has been very III
Tor a week with Inflammation OF the stom-
Rch.
Mrs. Florence Hopkins, Of P%ittsburg, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Park.
Mrs. Lee Warner, Of Sandy, spent sew
eral days with friends in town last week.
Heck Rardon, the butcher, left for Park
ersburg Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. q. NJ. Campbell went 70
Legoy Thursday.
b Mrs. Alfred Pickens, Of Iowa,
are visiting the formers father, who is
quite ID.
A grand ball is to be given In the Opera
House on Wednesday evening by the young
gentlemen OF town.
Union services viii be held in the Pres
byterian Church on Thanksgiving morn
ing.
Elijah Douglass, Of Ripley Landing, has
moved 70 town, and Is occupying tue mouse
recently vacated 0y Alex. Donaldson
Mrs. L. r.. Curtin left Friday morning 70
visit friends in H~Ocktngport and ParEers-
burg.
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NEIGHBORHO0D.
WHAT has BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THB PAST WEEK
Sceial Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered BY Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of The News
NEW ARTiNsv1LL

New MARTINsvILLA, W. Va, November
25-Revs. b. 7. Cation and A. w. Owinby,
pastors OF the nj. y. churches here, have
announced q union Vh~auksgiving service
70 take place on November 20, at the brick
church on Main street. Everyone is in
vited TO attend and participate In the ser
vices
ID. H. Miligan. Of the ST. Clairsville
Gazette, was q visitor Of Prof. Shields and
daughter, Miss Minnief last Sunday.
AT their home on Maple ven on We'd
nesd0y evening, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry
koontz celebrated the 9TH anniversary OF
their marriage A number of friends and
relatives were present aud left testimonials
Of Their esteem by a large number Of pres
ents. During the evening q hnO supper
was served 70 the many friends congre-
gated by the host and hostess.
Col. w. S. Wiley, of the Democrat, is in
philadelphia, Pa, to-day and viii remain
there several DAYS.
Mis- ses Maude Thistle Of Newark, o.
and Agnes Priest OF Slstersvillc, were
visiting Miss Minnie Clark at her home on
High street this week.
Miss Daisy McEldOwney. who has been
visiting az Sistersville and other lower
river places, has returned home.
County Superintendent Lide1 has sent
out instructions 20 the teachers In this
county 70 meet al tue places designated AOt
the purpose of organizing district insutu-
tiOns.
Miss Jennie McIrwin accompanied by
her cousin, j. VIII Stone, spent last Sun
day In Hannibal, o., visiting her sister,
Mrs. Phil fisher.
Joseph Martin, OF Wheeling, was here
this week visiting his parents, who reside
- Maple avenue.
+ Miss Ellie Kearns returned on Wednes-
day from 8 very pleasant two weeks soiOurn
among acquaintance at Friendly.
Miss Fannie Reich was the guest OF
friends at Sistersyille the early part OF
the week.
John Elliott, Of Ohio, who has been here
several days visiting his brother ). ]. FL
lott, has returned 70 his home in AUglalze
county.
Mrs. William Ankrom. who was visiting
her sister Mrs. Albert Oxnard. az Johns
town, Pa, during the week, has returned.
Miss Rabell, of Wheeling, who was the
guest OF Miss Mollis Schmid, returned
home this week.
w. w. Selby, Esq, was the guest OF
Mrs. Alfred Lang, Of Moundsville, last
Sunday.
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PIEDMONr.

PIEDMONT, w. Va, November 25.-Wil
Miller had his eye cut by a piece OF steel
on Wednesday while at work in the B.. q
B. shop.
W.. A Widenbusch, Of Moundsville, was
awarded the contract to do the plumbing.
Lee Frankland was injured Thursday
at Fredlock's furniture works, being hit by
q circular saw.
Charles Bowers is seriously Ill.
Mrs. f. H. Calbsugh was taken sudden
ly i'll on Tuesday.
Drs. j. w. Phelegn aud John Sutton re-
turned from New York on Tuesday, where
they were taking a special course in medi-
cine at Bellview Hospital.
Martin O. German died Saturday even
ING of cancer of the stomach. He has
been a teacher for fifty years at the time
OF his death he was teacher at the West
Virginia Institute and Secretary Of Pied
mont School Board. He was buried at 10
a. m. Tuesday from st. Peters Cathedral
church, mass being read by Rev. r. r.
Werder.
his home at Attica, o.
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WARRENTON.


WARRENToN, o., November 2S.-The
coolest morning.
Mrs. Richardson's baby is very low.
VIM. jackson is sick, threatened pneu-
mOnia.
Mrs. Burnett, Of ~Smithfeld, visited rel
atives here this week.
A. Williams was in Steubenville on
Thursday.
N rs. Lora Sloan and daughter, OF Santa
Fe, New Mexico, are visiting friends here
and in Portland.
Mrs. :. was formerly Miss Nicely. Of
Warren township, and has been absent
twenty years.
Messrs. Nicely and Mccoy were regis
tered at the Central Friday en- route from
Allegheny TO SiStersville, with a boat load
Of glycerine for the oil wells near there.
Mrs. Melvin IS still confined 10 her room
with little hope.
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PORTLAND STATION, November Is
Master Johu Salsberry entertained his
young friends Monday evening, the occa-
sion being his seventh birthday.
ia. Ellrott Of Bellaire, o., engineer on
the g. 4 p. railroad, is quite III at the
residence Of his brother-in-law, w. T.
King.
Pastors & Luper have commenced the
erection Of a new ice house.
Bauer & HOdgens are making quite
extensive repairs on the Touring mill.
Miss Maud Luper entertained her young
friends Thursday evening.
Mr.. Charles Sarber and wife have left
for their home at Willow Island, W. Va.
Mrs. MARBLES and son, OF California, and
Mrs. Mary Comley, of Mt. Pleasant, were
the guests Of w. H. Stringer's family this
week.
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PALATINE.

PALArrNE, ". VA, November 95-The
Junior Society OF the NJ. =. Church will
M exhibition drill on Thanksgiving even
ing, for the benefit OF the church, IN the
new Boyers building. All should attend
as they win be royalty entertained,
G. NJ. Shaw, fireman in the B. & o..
yards at FairmOnL moved his family TO
this place from Grafton last week.
James Springer, of Pleasant Valley, near
here. is quite sick with fever.
Guy Leonard went TO Wheeling last Mon
day on a business trip.
IL. i. Satterfeld moved his family from
this place 10 COlfax.
Mrs. ID. S. Helmick is this week confined
to her room with rheumatism.
The meeting at the Christian Church is
attn ia progress and is meeting with marked
success. 10 is being conducted by Rev.
Devore, Of Ohio.
Larney Lloyd now waits on the many
customers Of Leonard & McElfresh's store.
Miss Ida Higinbotham entertained a
number Of her Sunday school scholars last
Monday night. A very enjoyable evening
was had.
Our band awakened up and came out
last Saturday and serenaded our citizens,
the first time for quite a while. Come out
oftener.
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sARDIS.

SARDIs, o., November 25.-After several
years of successful business, Mrs. E. Bren-
nan has closed out her entire stock Of fine
goods, consisting of dry goods, boots, shoes
and groceries, to MIR. Harris, of Mounds
Vile, W.. Va. May he have success.
Miss Sadie Brennan and Miss Mollie
Alum paid Wheeling a visit Thursday.
Last Thursday it vas apparent that Ed
Faggot's c~ountenance was changed to a
very pleasing smile. On investigating Ed.
said there was a new arrival at his home
"a little girl. Mother and baby doing
nicely. Mrs. Cunningham, who has been
sick for a few weeks, is reported no better.
Jess, better known as Uncle Jess Rowles,
after q few days illness, is convalescing.
Mr.. Umstead, representing O.. A.
Houses music store, of Wheeling, spent q
few days this week in lowe.
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ri,t ksus up a flow of wit for several

morIst kept up a flow of wit for several
hours.
j. Melville Little and H. T. Bedilion, OF
Dallas. w. Va. spent several days here
with friends, this week.
]. ID. Bergman, of Coal Centre, Pa,
was the guest, in this place, this week, OF
his brother, w. /. Bergman, Esq.
The reception given last Tuesday eve
ming by Miss Mary Mathews, at her nome
on East Main street, was the largesb ana
nrettiest of the season. The floral decora-
lions were exceedingly pretty. while the
refreshments were dainty. Several young
ladies of Washington assisted Miss Ma
thews in receiving.
w. II. PARROT, of the Charters freight
Office, is on a business visit in the State OF
Indiana.
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w. next Sunday evening st z o'clock. The
lodge viii march % the church IN q body.
Frank Ridgely and wife are home from
Cumberland, Md, where they went to
attend the funeral Of Mrs, Floyd Ridgely.
WIN Clark, Of Homecoming, Nd, left Tor
home this week, after a visit to Mr.. and
MRS John Clark.
A number Of Odd Fellows were In
attendance at the reception of the Grand
Lodge at Wheeling this week. Mr.. Z. A.
Billingslea, Of this place, was reelected to
the responsible position Of Grand Secre-
forV
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have your money back. No other medl-
cine of its kind is so certain and effective
that it can be sold so. is any other
likely to be "just as good!
As a blood-cleanser, fesh-builder, and
strength-restOrer, nothing can equal the
Discovery" It's not like the sarsapa-
rillaS or ordinary "spring medicines.
AT all seasons and in all cases, 1t purl-
hcsJinvigorateS and builds up the whole
system. For every blOod-taint and
disorder, from a common blotch OF erup-
,tiOA TO the Worst s~crofula. it is 3 perfect
permanent q 'Ntesd remedy.
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CAMERON.

CAMERON, w. VA, November 25.-Mrs.
Sarah Carpenter returned on Friday from
q visit in the west.
Business interests in Cameron are get
ting improved.
r. J. Robinson, Of Fairmont, was here
Wednesday.
virgie McCuskey, Of McMechen, was
here Wednesday.
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FAIRMONr.

FARMONT. w. Va, November
poets for cheap Turkey are good.
TIE cold wave Is welcomed on account
bf the numerous cases or fever mere
Frank Bailey, of Moundsville, IS here
this week putting new mantels IN tue
handsome residence Of Chas. Nancy on
Barney street.
turned yesterday from a snort trip 20
~ G Williams. wife and daughter have
removed from Greensboro, Pa 70 FAR
mont. arriving here this week. Iney nave
numerous friends here, who extend q warm
viii Henderson, Of Moundsvile, was
hero on business this week.
A six O'Clock prayer meeung VII DC
held at the II. =. church next thursday
morning.
ton a-ccompapied by Miss Sadie Col, was
the guest Of j. W.. Mccoy and family THIS
TIE. Model Comedy Company, at the
Opera House this week, 90 from mere 70
Moundsville. They CAVES gooa perform
Gnce. n
BOwles, Spencer, Peudleton ana Orr went
10 Grafton 70 attend a bop given taere tast
evening. Frank Hartley and sam MCCOY
viii attend the football game az "heeAhg
Thursday.
The condition OF DR.. ID. p. Fitch, who
has been very low all week with typnold
fever. remains unchanged at this Wriung
che community in general hope % see the
vctOr entirely recover.
N. Shrayer has built q new bake shop
ackson street and will 90 into the
and cake business.
McDOnougn, who IS III with the
rs very low this week.
-iu be union services az the NJ.
THANKSGIVING daY. Rev. short
the sermon.
Q has resigned his position
uZN~ 20 accept the agency
~ 'fachine Company
has been con-
week with
BY q run
-O.U.
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II Rnn Hiah

To enjoy good health, and prevent the seeds
Of disease from ripeniBg in your system,
vou should use the best medicine in the
world, Sulphur Bitters, which viii prevent
your system from being al run dow bg
making Il strong and vigoroua-Rev. W.
r. SxOW.
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DON'T BE FOOLED

II BIZ tOOLED
the dealer who
brings out some
else, that
him better,
says that it is
"just as good"
Doctor Pierce's
Medical
Discovery is guar
lit don't
or cure, in
every case, you
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-31
What Texarkana Should DO.

Two Texas cities, Houston and Wa
co, through their business men, are
thinking of establishing bureau of
information at the Columbian expo
sition, where the opportunities offer
ed to merchants and manufacturers
win be thoroughly advertised by cap
able agents.--Manufacturer's Record.
This is what Little Rock should do,
and the proper channel is the Com
mercial League. Every citizen who
is interested in the welfare of Little
Rock should become q member and
contribute his mite. 1t takes some
money to do any good and not so
much wind. Gentlemen, walk up to
the Captains desk and put down
your name. me.-Arkansas Gazette.
And Texarkana, also, say we. A
city with so many natural resources
and acquired advantages as those pos
sessed by Texarkana, that permits her
light to remain hidden under the
bushel measure of indifference, is
guilty Of neglect of public duty,
amounting almost to criminal negli-
gence, We are therefore impelled to
point our citizens to the same path of
patriotic duty which our contempo-
raries urge upon the people Of their
respective cities. Let the many SUI
perior advantages of Texarkana be
advertised to the world and our ex-
cellent inducements to immigration
be set forth fully and distinctly, and
the result will prove all that the fond
est hopes could desire.