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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

guest of Mrs. Squire Brookover. OF Maple
avenue, this week.
Capt B. T. Bowers was Sistersvllle
Tuesday on legal business
Mrs. J. w. Newman is visiting friends az
St Mary's this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. E. e. Stewart departed for
PENNSYLVANIA Tuesday. They were &C
companied by Miss MCGUIRE.
Mack Snodgrass and n. BaDdi are en-
gagged this week moving the store goods OF
E. E. Stewart for the assignees, James
McCaskey and Levi Tucker.
r. L. Moore, an attorney OF Sistersvllle,
was in town Thursday on legal business.
Lncy, the ur-year-old daughter OF ). b.
Hall, is suffering from an attack Of diph-
theritic laryngitis. DR.. Dickey, of Wheel
ing, was called Tuesday in consultation
with DIR. F. r. Lowthef II the case While
the attack is in a very malignant form, 1t is
thought there is some Improvement in the
condition of the child at this writing.
Mrs. j. W. McIntire was called TO
Franklin, Marshall county, Wednesday, 70
visit her mother, Mrs. e. Harrison, who
received severe injuries by fall. Mrs.
Harrison is "A years old.
Ed. Christi, contractor, commenced
drilling the Chapline 81 Carr Bros. well on
the Little Creek Monday.
Col. Thomas Mills, of this city. Will
locate well on the McIntire farm in the
Darlington field next week.
Unless an appeal is taken Geo. W.
will be conveyed from our Jail TO the peni-
Tertiary next week for participation in
the murder of Friend Friend Carney.
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RAVENsWOOD.

RAvENswooD, w. Va, December s.
Mrs. J. A Mcintosh lett Friday noon for
Poca, on Kanawha, to visit friends and at;
tend missionary meeting.
Mr.. S. 4. B. Lemley left Wednesday for
Cincinnati to lay in supply OF holiday
goods.
Mr.. John Kaufer, Of Louisville, KY,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
brotherln-law, G. w. Kotze0ue, and wife.
Mr.. Z. Starkey, of the Red Lion Hotel,
is still dangerously i'll.
The missionary societies of the NJ. q.
Church South, gave very pleasant and
successful entertainment in their church
last Sunday evening, consisting of songs,
Rotations and reports. They received a
collection of $3.50 for missionary work.
Mrs. j. s. Green, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her father, j. A. mcIntosh.
On Monday morning last Mr.. 5. b.
Pennybacher and Miss Lucy Beckwith,
daughter of the late Sapley Beckwith,
were married at the home of the latter.
They left fsr Florida the same day, hoping
to benefit the health of the bride, who Is
the last Of herfamily, the others all having
died with consumption.
Mrs. w. L. McCown is visiting her
mother in Marietta.
Mcssrs. Claude Keeney and Herbert
4hCNAllASu SpSuL low Jay III 'U"H AS-SN
week.
Mrs. Williamson, of Straight Fork, moth
er of Mrs. Henry Grant, died Thursday
and was brought here for burial Friday,
Rev. HB. Bowden conducting the funeral
services.
A convention of town voters was held in
the Office of the Building and Loan Asso-
citation Thursday evening 10 nominate an
"Anti-License'' corporation ticket. 1t was
a good-sized convention of citizens, presided
over by E. G.. Smith, chairman. Charley
Harpold was nominated for Mayor, A. n.
Roberts for Recorder, J. L. Armstrong,
Joseph Mckinley, Ed McCaulsky, j. B.
Hall and j. A. Mcintosh for Councilmen.
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sKIDGEpoKr.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Howell entertained
the Progressive Euchre Club Thursday
evening in delightful manner az their
home in Kirkwood.
The death OF Mrs. William Dickerson,
formerly Miss Matte Hutchinson, which
occurred AZ the North Wheeling Hospital
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock, was quite a
surprise 70 her friends. Mrs. Dickers0n
has been married about two months, came
home to attend her fathers funeral, aud
while here went into the hospital for treat
uent- Her remains were taken % her
home at Quincy, on the b. 81 o. railroad,
Friday night The funeral will take place
Monday afternoon from the homestead,
near Quincy Station.
The poverty social At the Kirkwood VI.
E. Church, given by the EpUcrth League,
Friday night, was quite a success and
netted good sum for the League.
The funeral Of hiss Annie Whitmarsh
took place yesterday az / p. n. from her
late residence at West Wheeling. Inter
ment at Rock Hill cemetery.
MRS. J. McFedries has been quite III At
her home on Whitley street for several
days.
turned home after visit with his frIen9,
Mr.. Frank Hender5h.
belmont Lodge 4 !. 100 elected the fod.
lowing cficers TIL sday evenlnz for thIs
eusIinR vear. G.. .. John StaH. v. q
IosaDh Couture. Helate. Charles HcCfn.
nauEhr. Marfer.a( |rms: Charles Co.'s. IL
Of H 8. %. 81. LIS, - q RIB
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NEIGHBORHO0D.
WHAF HAS BEEN GOINs on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Eocid Asairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered BY Register Reporters
Readable RESUME Of the News
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, w. Va. December s. kew. j..
d. simmons. Of the Baptist Church here,
Is conducting q series or meetings AZ
Boothsvilie this week.
Miss Malone, Of Cameron, is a guest or
the Misses England on Virginia street
Attorney Il. Ed Talbot was In the city
this week on legal business.
Prof A. J. Wilkinson is on business
trip through Randolph and Tucker coun-
ties this week.
Judge ]. T. Hoke was in the city this
week, on bis way to hold court at PhiliPpi.
Thomas j. Love is now on the police
Miss Lucinda T. Ayers is visiting
friends in Grafton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ID. Wallace and son
Charlie. of East Liverpool, Ohio, are Wis
iting in Grafton this week.
The stores Of the town, 0y their appear
ancs, remind US that Christmas is drawing
near.
Hon. A. G.. Dayton was in town on bust
ness this week He just returned from
the North.
Colonel Leland Kittee, of Beverly, was
in town Wednesday,
Attorney T.. ID. Talbot, OF Beverly, was
here on legal business a part OF this week.
Miss Rose Addison has been visiting
friends in Weston for the past week or so.
J.. b. Canneld, ESQ. Of Washington, ID.
C., was the guest OF relatives here the hrst
part of the week
Rev. A. Moore, Of the NJ. E. Church, is
in Mason CITY on business connected with
the conference camp meeting.
The many friends OF Hon. B. F. Martin
will be glad 10 learn that he is much I'M
proved in health.
10. q. Owens, who has been one Of the
clerks I'm the Grafton hotel for the past
three years. left for Washington, ID. G., to
accept q cierkship In new hotel OF that
CITY. Mr.. Owens made many friends while
here who are sorry 70 see him leave our
city.
From the present outlook Grafton and
Pruntytown will soon be connected oy an
electric street car line. With natural gas.
new water works. $3.50, 600 Of new build
ings this year and an electric car line,
Grafton will put on city airs. Grafton has,
and always will, be one Of the best ousi-
ness towns OF the State.
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BENWOOD

The EQUITABLE and Union will hold a
special meeting at the City Hall on next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. o. Wilson, after q pleasant visit
here, has returned TO her home In Wood
land.
A number Of stores in this city have re-
ceived their holiday goods.
The Wheeling steel works will be idle
next week on account OF no farther or
ders.
Mrs. A. Pelley has returned from Graf
ton.
JP. Barger was visiting his brother in
Pitlsburg.
Moundsville among her friends.
Mss. John Meow, or PlttsOurg, Is the
guest Of her brother in this city.
number OF BenwOOd society Young
ladies will give fun dress party on nexs
Tuesday evening.
Dick Snrlver, of Wellsburg, is on visit
here.
The new roll Of the skelp department Of
BenwoOd iron works has arrlvhd and VIII
Ia nut in order by the first OF the week.
Mrs. Oliver Ushman was spending
nFew DAYS with her. relatives In Glendale,
Miss Annie Sienca was calling on
trends in Wheeling
W. l.. Wilson Democratic Club will
have a dance at DOlsn's Hall on Decem-
Pocahontas Lodge are making prepa-
rations for a social in the near future.
Mrs. b. Dubois is visiting trienes in
Glendale
Miss Madgs Trevlyn, Of Martins Ferry,
was visiting friends in BenwOOd
marty of Young folks gave a mas
uuerade ball az DOlan's hall last Tuesday
Miss Maggie Altmeyer left for Sisters
vile a few days ago.
A number Of persons are reported to be
Nr. and Mrs. d. Haudlan, Of Wheeling
Island, wene the guests Of Mrs. a. Serig
in this city.
John Gates has accepted a position with
i. b Potts, Of Wheeling.
Miss Ida Baer was visiting friends IN
Miss NJ N. COner, Of GlOvsr's Gap, is here
Miss Rosa Scott. Of Wheeling, is spend
ing few days in the city.
Mrs. A. Patterson and Mrs. NJ. Vancur-
en- attended the meeting of the Ladies'
Relief Corp, Of Wheeling, Thursday even
ing. Mrs. A. Patterson was elected dele
gate to the Charleston convention.
jesse Barton has arrived from a business
ern part of the State
l.. Nolan got his foot badly mashed at
Wheeling steel works.
National Union Lodge OF this city is In
creasing In membership.
Mr.. Leonard Baker ana Miss Ehie Bow
ers were quietly married on Thursday
evening by Rev. Denton, at the parsonage
Of the III. u. Church.
Mrs A. Fox has returned after pleas
ant visit with her daughter, Mrs. j.
Bridgeman, Of New Alartinsville.
John NeWon left for his home in Sis
tersville.
examination was held this week in the
BenwoOd public school
Lulu Terrell is very III at her home on
Main street.
The Hope Society met Thursday even
ing At their hall and made arrangements
for q Christmas entertainment
Attorney VIM. Meighen, OF MOundsville,
was in town Friday.
Mr.. j. Monroe, of Proctor, stopped to
call on mis- friends In this place
w. L. Shriver aud family have returned
from a pleasant visit among relatives in
the country.
Council win meet on next Tuesday eve
ming.
Twenty Huugarians win leave Monday
for the old country.
WIN. Peny, from Mingo, was in the city
for a few days.
Several weddings are booked for the hoH-
days.
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Mitchell, NJ. Of w. James Ross; John Por-
ter, Lee Leach and James Higgins, Trus-
tees.
Mrs. Swift gave an interesting talk
Wednesday night at the Presbyterian
church in the interest of the Freedman,
which is under the care OF the Home
Mission Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.-E. Waters gave de-
lightful six.hand progressive euchre party
at their home onl Bennett street, Friday
evening. About thirty guests enjoyed the
hospitality of their new home. The house
was beautifully decorated and the hand
some toilets OF the ladies added TO the
scene. An elegant repBst was served dur
ing the evening, after which the game was
continued with renewed interest.
Rev. j. NJ. Stephens conducted the Y.
III. g. A. meeting for young men at Wheel
ing this afternoon AZ O'Clock.
DR.. w. 5. Fisher who has oeen In New
York for the past two weeks, is expected
home the latter part OF the week.
The Vreelan6's Ministries will be the at
traction at the Opera House this week,
Wednesday night.
A. e. Branum is adding bath room 70
his residence on Bennett street
Rev. Z. b. Henthorae was called 70
Clsrington yesterday by the death Of his
brother-in-law. VIM. p. Rea.
ST. Anthony's church, usual services,
mass and sermon a. m, high mass aud
sermon 10 a. m, vespers AZ 3 p. IN, fol-
lowed by benedicuon. Rector, Rev.
Joseph Weigand.
First Presbyterian church. morning aud
evening by the pastor, Rev. ]. M.
Stephens. Morning, collection for the
Board OF Freedman, Y. =. 5. g. +. At
ESQ p. m.
Kirkwood Nj. f. church, pastor, Rev.
C. b. Henthorne Morning sermon from
the text: "He that ruleth his own spirit
is greater than he that tRketh a city,
Evening services as usual, Epworth
Leagu at6:30 p. m.
West NJ. Il. church, pastor, Rev. w. d.
Stevens. Morning and evening services.
German Lutheran, pastor, Rev. j. Well.
heuseu. Morning seryi 90 1880 a. m
Mr.. Charles Howard, one OF Barnes
ville's prominent young attorneys, was In
town this week calling on friends.
w. b. Hall has put an arch light into
his business room on Main street.
Charles Babcock, OF Cleveland, was the
guest Of Mrs Holloway during the week.
Mrs. James Morrow has returned after
visit with her parents at Moundsville.
Mayor Williams aud Marshal Stun weres
in St Clsirsville yesterday, on business.
Mrs. j. II. Hery ey has returned after q
visit with friends a { East Liverpool, o.
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the Opera House during the holiday week
are making splendid progress, and the pa,
zaar is now an assured success. A speclaii
entertainment, musical and literary VIII
be given each night Of the week.
Harry W. McCombs and Walter Evans,
who are attending school atcFrankhn Col
lege, New Athens, o., will De nome 10
spend the holidays.
Gus Peck and brother have purchased
the confectionery at the Central House,
and will continue in the buginess.
Misses Mary Scott and Meta Roberts
are spending Sunday with Miss Birdie
Turner, at Glendale.
James x. p. Barker has purchased the
Terrell property. consisting OF eighteen
acres, lying east Of the city.
j. G. Davidson has moved his family
here from Clarksburg, and will reside on
Seventh street.
The First quarterly meetiag will be held
at the NJ. E. Church to-day. Presiding
Elder A Mick will conduct the services,
both morning and evening.
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Paul's Episcopal Church this afternoon at
half past three. The new rector, Rev.
William T. Foster. will conduct the SER
vices.
Ed Souders and Chas. Helling are home
after trip through Belmont and Jefferson
counties.
Mrs. A Deter and daughter Louise, OF
Sardis, have returned home after months
visit with II. Gauding and family.
Miss Jessie Harrison, Of Mt. Pleasant
was calling on friends here yesterday.
Peter Wagner is suffering with intiam-
matory rheumatism.
George Collins is spending the day with
relatives in Portland Station.
Ed Waddell has returned home from
business visit to New York.
The Mountain City Lodge No. SO, A. A.
Of l. and S. W., will hold meeting this
afternoon at o'clock.
VIM. Beall, who has been i'll for some
time, is improving
There was big dance at Linn's hall
last night.
Harry Humphreyville, of Mt. Pleasant,
was in town yesterday.
Sam Harrison, of Mt Pleasant, was in
town yesterday.
n. M. Ong, Of Steubenville. was in town
yesterday on business.
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OLAKKuBURs.

CL1RKsBURG. w. Va, December s.
Mai. Lee H. Vance is in Philadelphia.
Dr. Fleming Howell has returned from
Parkersburg.
W. S. Stuart attorney from West
Union, was here on legal business on We'd
nesday.
County Superintendent Roster is now
visiting the public schools in this county.
Hon. George Nj. Bowers, Of Martins
burg, was here Tuesday circulating among
his many friends.
Mrs. Laura j. Arnold has been visiting
relatives here for some time. She is SIS
ter Of Stonewall Jackson.
Mrs. MartZ, who has been here parents,
DR.. aud Mrs. j. M. BOwcOck, in this city,
has returned to her home in Harrisonburg,
Va.
Mrs. W. ID. Bowie, who for some time
has been the guest of.Mrs. Fleming HoWell,
has returned TO Baltimore.
Among other prominent visitors IN
Clarksburg are: Prof Curtis Clawson
and Prof. G, L. Ford, Of Salem; J. W.
HEAVIER, Erik Martin, L, w. Bartlett, n.
b. McCarty and @. A Hdwlon, Of Buck.
hannOn; ]. S. Withers, of Glenville; Miss
Lillian WhitesCarneI, Of Grafton; w. w.
Chapman and j. b. Branner, OF Waston;
Rev. l.. y. Peters and Miss Garnet Hor-
--L-f "a "a AeA '~AA : ~-A'- ~
Wheeling, and Mrs. Comfy, OF Governors
Island, New York.
Miss Minnie Holmes, the accomplished
daughter Of NJ. G.. Holmes, is home from
Washington City.
The ChautauQua Assembly grounds were
not located at Clarksburg. There can De
no question that this city is not only the
most central and central point, beside 1t
makes a liberal offer. IL seems that some
of the committee forgot the real object OF
selectinga site for such an enterprise, and
simply took in consideration the question,
which place will afford the most outdoor
sport, such as boating, fishing and hunt
ing IL is 10 DO hoped tat st the meeting at
Parkers burg the matter will DO considered
from its true religious and educational
standpoint, and that the committee will ar
rive at q conclusion that can be approved
by the church conference.
Clarksburg is still booming, Her labor
ers are employed, and no hard times have
really been felt here, Notwithstanding the
general business depression throughout the
country. More buildings have been erect
ed in this "Old, ancient" city IN the past
eighteen months than in the six years pre-
ceding that time Enterprise follows en-
terprise. Now we are TO have street rail-
way system. With the same push and en-
ergy iu the next five years, Clarksburg
will double her population, which has IN
creased more than 500 in abe last year, and
is now S,521 people.
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PORTLAND STATION.

PoRTLAND STATION. o., December S.
The Misses Clendening and Miss Carrie
Mathews, of Wellsburg, are guests Of Miss
Clara Burkett-
Miss Jessie Moore of Smithfeld, was
visiting friends in town this week.
Mr.. Henry Oliver miraculously escaped
severe Injury while working in well,
one of the timbers falling upon him and in
turing his shoulder.
John Mckee is becoming quite q horse
man.
Miss Jennie MARTENS, Of Allegheny.
and Mrs. viii Mears, Of Tiltonyille, we're
visiting friends in town last Friday.
Miss Virginia Nortbn, who has been on
the sick list, is conva.escent-
Mrs. Emma McCleary, who had her
hand seriously hurt, is improving rapidly.
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PIEDMONT

PIEDMONT, w. Va, December S.-Mr
Thomas Fitzgerald, General Superintend-
ent of the 3. 4 o. railroad, spent to-day
here in his private car Patapschoe. He
was accompanied By superintendent Il. NJ.
Sheets. Assistant II. NJ. ID. COwan, NJ. NJ.
i. HAYDEN, and G.. y NJ. j.. NJ TempletOn,
OF keyser.
The Democratic party viii hold a pri-
mary this evening 70 nominate candidates
Tor town officers, viz; Mayor, Recorder,
Town Sergeant, and SIX COunciimen, 70 be
voted for on January 8, 1895.
Mr. w Schley Brydon returned yester-
day from a ten days visit 70 his father,
Col. VIM. A. BryuOn, bOokkeeper in the
u. S. Sub-Treasury az Baltimore. Mr.,
Chas. HUH, Jr.. town Recorder, has filled
his place at the b. * o. depot during his
absence.
Mr.. John Onthank. Of Wyoming, re
turned home last sunday morning, called
here by the serious illness Of his wife, who
died early Monday. Funeral services in
ST Peters Catholic Church at 10 o'clock
TUESDAY
Judge J. T. Hoke, OF KinRwood, spent
Tuesday 10 town.
SIR j Webb. Of Fairmont. was here
wednesday and Thursday among his
ma Sriends
10 Mrs. Ed Napier spent Tuesday
VIII pberland friends.
4ugbes & Williams Sest
en- ,o dissolved partne
IN business VIII.
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Stockton, Cal, and U. S. Bennett have
accepted positions at the pottery.
E A Demorest medal contest viii be held
in the church during the holidays.
X. w. Taylor lost valuable horse last
Thuroday.
DR.. Heath, Of Wheeling, was here yes
terday.
There was dance held in Wilson's hall
Thursday night. A big crowd was in at
tendance.
Miss Bell, who has been sewing in this
vicinity, has gone TO her home in Portland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

TrLroxsvrr.LE, o., December s.-Capt
Thos. Moore. Sr., visited the county seat
last Wednesday.
Miss Georgia AIKEN lwfs 10 Wheeling
Thursday calling on William Chapman's
femily.
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MUNYON'S 8
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Act amOs. speedily curing the most obstinate Rhumasu
troubles Piles Neuralgia Asthma and all Female
deblitated
not ted be refunded
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MRs. HARRY TApPAN. of Renolds, NJ

Z Az IA 49, fNANAAAsr aNaasn
writes " For about
two years ] was a con-
slant sufferer from dis
eaSespeculiar my sex.
] had 10 be carried from
my bed, had horrible
dreams, sinking sensa-
tons, was very nervous
and had little or no ap-
petite. In short, my
whole body was racked
with pain. / had ire
Queut attacks of hyste-
Ma. and was completely
discouraged for l found
no medicine did me any
good. At last I deter
mined 70 give your Fa-
vOFite Prescription q
trial. ] had taken but
two bottles before / felt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-09

90 much betteri 7 took eleven bottles To-
day I am well I have never felt the least
trace OF my old COMPLAINT in the last six
YalA{le use the 'GOhien Medical DiscoY-
yer we med b blOod-purider. By
sens q a,l kinds vanish and
~ - lr and soft, almost
Is EeryWhere.
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HlRErssuze. Pa: @ecember 7.-Th
PennsyIysnls Steel e a. Steeitou wi
susrepd operations nniteiy abouha(
f,rst OF the rear IA ral dopartmd
throwing upwards 900 men o.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-31

extraordinary letter but he is likely to get
into disrepute with the country if he signs
any bill which does not provide free iron
and free coal. Yet it is thought he will
sign tariff measure in whatever shape it
may come to him. Already the cuckoo or.
gans are piping VI" Oh well, great rever-
sal in the policy of the past 20 years will be
achieved in any event." If they mean re-
versal of the policy that has conduced
to the greatest prosperity the country ever
knew, then are they right in statement bat
not in application. If they mean, however,
that step has been taken in the direction
of tariff for revenue only then is the state
ment false on its face, shameless subter-
fuge intended to deceive. In the light Of
the platform even the Wilson bill is "viola-
We of Democratic principle" and Grover
Cleveland knows it. Whatever may have
been his purpose in writing that Wilson
letter, by it he must, should he sign any
tariff measure that that may pass this Con-
gress, stand before the country condemned
out of his own mouth.