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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-23

at which Rev. MullaneY viii deliver his
farewell sermon
Messrs. Richard and David Throyer
were in town part of this week IN the
interest of wagon, and carriage COM
peny. -,
serve supper at the Terra Alta Hotel,
I Friday, December rs, commencing al
| o'clock.
Rev. J. J. Mullaney delivered very in
teresting lecture on literature to the Ep-
worth League on Tuesday evening. his
| theme was very instructive one, ana the
mastery way in which 1t was nan iea
shower that be was thoroughly acquainted
with the subject. go,
The Terra Alta schools have closed till
after the holidays. The teachers will all
60 TO their respective homes to spend the
holidays.
The River City MINISTRIES of Rowles-
burg will give their entertainment In the
Opera House. at this place, on Monday
evening. December 81, as a oenent TO
HiawsIha Council No. 81, o. U. A. Nj.
The affair promises TO be a very interest
ing one.
ca, play here on Wednesday evening, De-
Gem Der %. 1t promises to be a very me
affair.
Miss Mamie Kelley, OF Keyser, is visit
ing relatives and friends in town.
The Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday
schools will commemorate the Savior'S
birth on Christmas night, in their cnurcnes.
Both schools are making elaborate pepara-
tons. and both schools will have large
and attentive audience
Baptist services will be held on Christ
mas evening. The programme consists oil
tableaus, readings, rectatlons, songs, etc.
A cordial invitation is extended 10 al 10 Dc
present and participate IN the exercises.
Miss Streets, OF RowlesourR, spent sun
day with Miss Nettie Herndon.
Miss s. NJ. Burnett, OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, delivered
lecture here In. the NJ. h. Church Monday
evening, to a large and appreciative audi
ence.
Hon. William H. Glover's house caught
fire Friday morning from spark lighting
on the roof 1t was first seen oy some
railroad men, and by having ladder near
by the fire was extingulsed without any
particular damage.
Constable William A. McGinnls returned
from Clarksburg Thursday evening, nav
ing in charge large cattle dealer, II. 7,
Williamson, of Pennsylvania, who was
arrested in the above city and placed in
Jail under the charge of obtaining money
under false pretense. He was taken be-
fore Squire John NJ. Hill for preli minary
hearing and was found guilty and placed
under two thousand dollars bail: Failing
to give bond he was placed in the hingwood
Jail for his appearance at the March term
of court.
LAWYER Lawson, of ClarksOurg, was in
town Thursday on business.
DIR. +. Il. Ravenscraft was in town Fri
day, calling on some Of his friends.
w. A. r. Ebert, of Baltimore, was In
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Erwin and her two daugh-
ters, Of Junction City, Kansas, are visiting
Mrs. Twins brother, Mr.. d. J. Posten, on
State street
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FAIR HONT.

FRrRMoNr, W. Va, December ct. s.
| Tompkius, Of Charleston, was here yester-
| day, the guest Of Huslead Brownheld. lie
| Is en- route home from M0rgantOWn 70
| spend the holidays.
James o. Watson. Jr., is able 10 De out
| after 4 short illness.
Grant Shutleh, of Fall City, Neb., is the
| guest Of bis parents here after an absence
! Of years Ia the West
Mrs. John Clark is IN with the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Arnett ~ Wash
| ington, were here visiting Wednesday.
Mrs Sirm0nt, OF Baltimore, who has
| been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Martin the past few months, left for her
| home Tuesday.
The family Of Mr.. George CHM arrived
! hsre Wednesday and will remain until Mr..
Ginin gets through with several contracts
Frank Davidson, In Old Farmer Hop.
kins, drew q crowded house kere Thursday
night
Carney Hartley is visiting at Ithica,
! n. Y.
| George F. Carroll Is home from bust
ness trip 70 Richie county.
Several important cases were decided al
| this term of court.
Mrs. JOS. Reinheim and daughter are
visiting friends at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Mrs. Sara Kalkman, of Elliott City, Ind,
is here the guest Of Mre. Clarence Wat
| son.
Mrs. Jettie Joliff, OF White Day, is the
guest of Mrs. Clyde Hutchinson, OF West
| Fairmout.
Mayor ~. ]. Stone and lady entertained
| a number of friends Thursday, in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Martin, Of Luray, Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Carney loft yester-
| dav on visit to friends at Butler, Pa.
The little son Of MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Ar
nett died Thursday after short illness OF
| diphtheria, The parents have the sym
pathy Of numerous friends in their be-
| reavemeut.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Martin, Of Lunay,
Va, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Turner and Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Abbott, were the guests OF
Hon. B. F. Martin and family at Grafton
| Wednesday.
w. S. Watson is out after short illness.
Business among our merchants so far
has been very good and all report fair
holiday trade.
Mrs. j. NJ. Howard is here from Mason
town, the guest Of Mrs. Geo. Debott
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MOUNDsVILLE.

The members of the A. F. and A. M.
gave their regular annual supper at the
Opera House last Thursday evening.
About thirty-fve members and their wives
were in attendance and most enjoyable
time was spent by ali present
w. B. Mathews, of Washington, d. c.,
will be home to spend the holidays with his
parents here.
Walter Evans and Harry McCombs have
arrived home from New Athens TO spend
the holidays.
The public schools closed yesterday un-
I'll the day following New Vars, and as
consequence the school kids are happy.
John LOgsdon met with serious acci-
dent while working at the the water
works Thursday. He was arranging a
blast of powder, when it exploded prema-
turely, burning him quite seriously ABOUT
the face and arms. His head presents a
bad appearance where the hair Is burned
OF. and the skin was burned off one OF his
arms from the elbow 70 the wrist.
One Of ,le " eddings announced for the
coming week is that Of DR.. G. ". Hoskin-
son aud Miss Matte Wilson, one Of the
teachers In the public schools.
The Oriole Club, of Glendale, will give a
musical and literary entertainment at tAe
school house at that place next Saturday
evening
DIR. Henri p. Linsz and bride have ar
rived from Philadelphia, where they were
married last Tuesday evening, and will be
at home 10 their many friends after the
26th.
Miss Helen johnson, of McMecheu, who
was visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Z. Bardall,
| returned to her home yesterday.
The public will please take notice that
Mr.. W. o. Ewing, OF the firm OF w. o.
| Ewing, Father & Newman, lawyers, is the
| l-wether of the l. o. of .. i.
The l. o. of .. P.'s will dance at the
/ Prison PArlors on the 2Sth inst Prof
| Chas. Killmyer will furnish the music for
| the disciples Of Terpsichore
| {. Howard Holt and Q. A. Showscre, who
were taking dispositions In the case OF
| Simmons vs.. Simmons, over the hills OF
Fish Greek for several days last week. re-
/ turned home yesterday.
DR.. Mccullough, Of Greene county, Pa,
has located here for the practice Of his
profession, and is residing in the Holdings.
head House on Morton avenue.
w. Davis Alexander is eonvalescent
after 8 severe attack OF quincy, which
| confned him 10 his room for the past
! week.
Henry Gehring aud family will spend
/ Christmas with friends In New Martins
vile.
u. A. n, of New Marunsville. was in
the city yesterday on business connected
with the ord@
The Nj. +. sunday school viii have theiI
nainment to-mOrrow night
Buriey is confined 10 bis room
s lIe,ss. siva,oo.a .anw
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ST. oLAtnsvlLLE.


ST. GAINESVILLE, ONO, December %. =
T. J. Merritt was drawn on the United
States jury.
Mr. and Mira Harry Alexander have gone
to Cincinnati to live.
While getting his supper Monday night
John Calvin Payne dropped dead. MI
Payne was local preacher OF the A. M. r
Church and an honest and industrious msu.
The Misses Scott handsomely entertain
ed their friedds at six o'clock tea Thurs
day evening.
Thomas Henry, Of Akron. Ohio, Is visit
ing old friends here
Mrs. Frank Ingram, OF Wheeling. was in
town Friday.
Mrs John Clark and children. OF East
Liverpool. are visiting here.
Toe Gypsy camp and candy sale given
by the ladies of the Presbyterian church
Friday evening was enjoyable and largely
attended. Miss Mary Blair as aGypsy
Qnecn was quite success
Joseph II. Close, who has been East. re-
turned home Thursday.
Belmont Lodge No 10, F.. and A. Nj.
ELECTED officers as follows: W. NJ, Al
bert W. Kennon; 5. W., w. J. Thomp-
son: J. W.. C. 5. Frint; Secretary, A. L.
Bumgsrdner; Treasurer, II. NJ. DANES;
). d., T. c. Ayers; J. d., Fred Cellar.
St. Clair Council No. SO, o. u. A. NJ,
elected the following Officers Tuesday
night: Councillor, }. Il. Meyer; Vice
Councillor, Chas. Fawcett; Recording
Secretary, ]. p. Hall; Assistant Record
ing Secretsry, II. ;. Fawcett; Inductor,
c. 5. Frint: Examiner, VIM. Fawcett;
Inside Protector, CT. N. CLARK; Outside
Protector, A. A. McEarland; Trustee ana
Representative 10 State Council, A l..
Bumgardner.
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
part: George W. Frice aud Emma ].
Phillips; William O. Chappell and Carrie
B. Dement,: Whitfield V. Mellott and Bar
bara r. Snideldecker: John Il. Kreiter aud
Minnie B. Heatherington; James l.. Sudd
and Sadie A. Wilkins; James M. Jones aud
Matilda ]. Jones; Charles hnvth and Car
RE Hazel; Charles IS. Hunt aud Francis
NJ. =. Kaggs; Vernor {. Burdeit and Laura
Thatcher: Isaac IA. Gibson and Belle
Craven. and four marked don't publish"
Frank Henderson, OF bridgeport was la
town Friday.
W. A. Fenton aud son are visiting In
MorrisIown.
Miss Belle weboer left Friday TO spend
Christmas with her father ano brother In
Beverly. w. va
Charles Darrah Is home from Washing
toa-IefiersOn College ~ spend the boil.
GAYS
{. c. Carrall, who FOR four years past
has been one Of the proprietors OF tes Bel
mont Chroaicle. published here, will, q, tho
hrst OF the year, sell bis interest In the
concern % bis partner, n. l. McAllleu.
Rodney and Mamie Mitbhell. who have
been attending school Ia Pittsburg. are
home for the holidays
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tanned the members of the Epworth League
at his home on Ninth street, Thursday
evening.
The Epworth League viii remember the
poor with their regular annual Christmas
offering. Any provisions will be grateful
ly received if left st the home OF Capt. j.
G. Roberts, for distribution. -
Miss Matte Francis and brother Will
spent Christmas in New Martinsville.
Miss Edith Over. of Connellsville, Pa,
is the guest of Miss Maggie PAUL in the
Third ward.
The K. of P. bazaar will open Tuesday
evening at O'Clock, and fine musical and
literary entertainment will be given in the
hall at o'clock. The bazaar will be open
every afternoon and evening, including
Saturday. The musical and literary en-
tertainment will continue every evening,
beginning at o'clock. Each day fine
supper will be served. Lunch, ice cream.
ETC., will be served at all hours. This is
the greatest affair of the kind ever held IN
our city,
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, W. VA, December 22.-The So
cial at the Baptist Church Friday night,
given by the young peoples organization
of that church, was largely attended aud a
success generally.
Miss Willie Jennings is very low with
typhoid fever at present. Her physician
has hopes of her recovery.
Frank Woods, prominent attorney OF
Baltimore, formerly of Grafton, passed
through here to-day on his way to Pnilippi
TO visit his father, Judge Woods, OF that
place.
Miss Carry Dent returned home Friday
from school to spend vacation with her
parents.
Judge M. H. Dent came up from Charles
ton to spend the holidays with mis- family.
Dr. A. S. Warden was called to Weston
on professional business Friday.
Mrs. T. NJ. Duroin will make her home
hereafter with her son. Charles K. Durbin.
in West Grafton.
LEAlderson has opened branch cloth
ing store in Elkins. Mr.. Louis Kline has
charge of IL.
Rev. F. A. Richardson will preach a
Christmas sermon in the Lutheran church,
Sunday.
Hon. John w. Mason. of Fairmont, was
in our city Monday.
Weare to have another test well for oil
put down here in the near future. A com
pany of local men in conjunction with
some capitalists of Pittsourg, have organ
lied company, and they say they will go
3, 500 feet if necessary to test the territory.
UnQuestionably there Is oil here, and 1t IS
only question of depth.
George A. Dick is in Frederick, Md,
on business this week.
Louis B. Hull. who has been attending
school at Adrian, Mich, is at home on a
vacation.
Mrs. A. M Jarvis is visiting friends and
relatives in Philadelphia.
Misses Blanche and Maude Sheats are
home from school, 10 spend the holidays
with their friends in West Grafton.
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TERRA ALTA.

TERRA ALTA, December 92.-B. f. Scott,
OF the West Virginia University, has re-
turned home and will remain till after the
holidays.
NJ. E. Feather, Of GAINESVILLE, was in
town Tuesday on telephone business.
John Constable, of Keyser. has been
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L. Pell Of Alorights-
vile, were in town Friday calling on
friends.
G. Brown, Jr. and F. NJ. Thomas, of
KingwOod, were ia town last Saturday on
business,
Oscar Wilt, principal Of Aurora schools,
was in town last Saturday on business
Misses Nina Forman and Malta Fitzger-
aid spent Sunday az Corinth visiting
friends.
John 0. Jenkins was in Kingwood last
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Whites 4-year-old
daughter is dangerously i'll from taking a
few drops of iodine. Had not medical aid
oeen near by il would perhaps have cost
the child its lie
Mr. Walter X. Burke has sold his bicy-
Gle 70 David Shroyer.
Mr.. j. w. Beatty, Of Amblersburg, was
in town Monday on business
Austin McGrail, Of Wheeling, is spend
ALk III. Y aNAAANN ~ us AAA-lN AA NAAAe NteN~+
Miss Laverna Frey Is visiting relatives
and friends az Washington, ID. =.
Mrs. Frank ]. Kelly, son OF Mrs Mary
Kelly, Of this place, will be united in mar
riags 20 Miss Laura Cuppett, on Christmas
eve, December "a, 1894, at o'clock, AZ the
residence Of the brides parents, near
Bruceton-
]. w. Rigg. Son & Co.. prOprietors of
the Terra Alta wooden mills, have lei the
contract out 70 Mr.. II. Grosscup, for a
large store room, which will be erected on
ground adjoining the wooden mills.
Miss Kate Love, Of COrinth, was visit
Ing friends in town Sunday.
The Methodist will hold quatterly meet
Inc az their church at this place Saturday
and Tuesday. Presiding Elder Baum
gardner will be pr sent on Sunday morn
ing. The baptist congregation will uni te
with the Methodist and at night union
meeting will be held at the Brptist church,
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HARRISBURG.

CLARKsBURG, ". VA, December 90
The interest in the municipal election is
growing very hot 1t takes place on jan
uary Sd, 1895.
Harry w. Harmer, Esq, has returned
from Grantsvllle, where be was on legal
business.
Rev. C. NJ. Thompson is visiting in
Louifville, KY.
Ed. Maxwell is home from college to
spend the holidays.
Writ Wilson, Of Quiet Dell, was the
lucky one TO hold the key which unlocked
the cabinet containing S25 at the Holmes
Shoe Company.
Hon. f. M. Turner is circulating among
his many friends.
S. H. Davis, Of New York, lectured at
the Court House on Friday and Saturday
evenings.
It is now settled that Clarksburg is to
have al ice plant.
DIR. Meigs Bartlett, who has located ia
Clarksburg TO practice medicine, has pur-
chased the Grantsville Bartlett property.
There will be festival at Centennial
Hall Deeem Der %, 81 and %, for the bene-
lit OF the Catholic Church. 1t will be a
great success.
Judge ]. J. Jackson was here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
g. L. Holden aud H. F. Smith are back
from the West Virginia University TO
spend the holidays.
Among Wheeling peoyle here during the
week were Attorney General T. ). Riley,
| c.. d. Munson, Z. NJ. Simpson and +. b.
| Halter.
A number Of prominent people visited
| Clarksourg during the week, among whom
we noticed the following: j. n. Bare and
wife. of Topeka; E. o. Hinkie and Rev.
| L. E. Peters, of Parkersburg; DIR. George
Keener, Rev. Henry LaugfOrd, Hon. Louis
Bennett, Z. G. Minwick, Esq, OF Weston
| DIR. f. K. Warden and II. L. Burchinal, OF
Warrington; Il. McCreery and J. II. Han
| son. of Buckhannon; A NJ. Corley, OF
Sutton; L. 5. Davis, Of Hewburg; Clar-
ence w. Watson, Of Fairmout; j. w
| Stuck, Of West Union, and Prof, A. J.
WILKINSON, Of Grafton.
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TuroSsvILLE. o., December 22.-Miss
Evaline Roth was shopping In Wheeling
Thursday.
Miss May McCleary, OF Martins Ferry.
visited her grandmother, Mira Duncan, o
few days this week, returning home
Thursday.
Bills are out announcing tho "Demorest
Needle Contest next Saturday, tho seth,
at the NJ. Il. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mears aud Mra
Capt. Thomas Moore spent day In Wheel
ing the latter part OF the week.
Rev. Stephens, Of Sclo, was In town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary AIKEN Is visiting her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Zadoc Burriss, OF near smith
field.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Paul will spend
Xmas with Bellaire relatives.
School closed Friday md will not re-
open until after the holidays.
Robert Taylor Is out In Belmont county
on hunting expedition.
Miss Cora Duvall, OF Smithheld, will
visit friends hero the coming week.
Mrs. Rev Hollingshead and Mrs. New.
ton Schaeffer attended the protractcd
meeting at Warrenton, Wednesday after
noon and evening.
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wHEELING REGISTER, SUNDAY. DECEMBER g. 1894.

Carmichael, Lou and Carl Jacob. Tom
Boyd. Willie Paxton and Ashley Waugh.
Miss Stella George is home from the
Western Female Seminary at Cincinnati
to spend the holidays.
Theodore Dare is home from Scio Col
lege to spend tle holidays.
Mr.. Arthur Roberts, of the Palte Medi-
cal School of Cincinnati, is home TO spend
the holidays.
The NJ. E. Church is to give very pop
ular entertainment at Barth's Opera House
December %.
The Organ Recital given by the Presby-
terian Church on Thursday evening was
success.
George B. Kemp was in Wheeling on
business Tuesday.
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WELLsBURG.

WELIsBURG, December 22-James
Cheeks mas returned from Gallipolis, o.
Miss Emma Consnt, OF Wheeling, is Wis
ting friends in towL.
Miss Edna NJ. Ong is at home from
Steubeuville Seminary TO spend the holi-
DAYS.
BRADY Morgan and wife, OF Wheeling,
were ths guests Of Welis6urg friends over
Sunday.
Hard, n Duval was able 10 be brought to
his hone here from Morgantown on Tues
Sir. E. A. Greenlee, formerly Of ]. IL
Rod9as store. now Of e. 3. Potts,
Whea hg, is reported very low with
diph sria
Following are home from Washing
nerson College for vacation: Georgs
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HANNIBAL.

HAxx1BAL, OHIO, December p MIR. and
Mrs. Alex. Thomas left on The Hudson,
Thursday. for Belleview, KY, where they
viii spend the winter with Mr.. John Suter
and family.
Mrs. Louise fisher has been quite indis-
posed the past week.
a has been registered al the Hannibal
House the past week.
Lloyd Taught arrived home Sunday
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Monday from trip to Pittsburg and Bell
ARE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Price and daughter, Of
TYLER county, visited relatives Tuesday.
Miss Belle Cox will give social the
coming Thursday evening in honor Of her
sisters, Misses Clara and Annie.
The Sunday School viii give an enter
taiument Christmas night.
Rev. Joyce, of Bethany, viii begin q
series Of meetings at the Christian church
this evening.
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NEW hIARrINsvILLE.;


New MARTfsvuLE, w. VA, December
pa. w. Mcintyre was at Martins Fer
~, Ohio, yes erday on legal business.
+. +. Stasart made q business trip to
Silver. Iii the first Of this week.
W Sidell spent Sunday az Wheeling.
M. McKimmil OF Wileysville, the
attic Delegate-elecs was in town
Mcintyre, Ray Berger and Ross
will start TO Oak Ohio, the first
next week, where they will spend
avs hunting.
and Mrs A. M. Paden, Of Paden's
were in town TUESDAY.
lev Stewart, Of Sistersvile, and
4enora Stewart. of New Lexington,
re the guests of Mrs. G. b. Wood
he first o. the week.
bnel - has Mills made business
ington oil field Wednesday.
ck spent two days in the in
county thls week. Mr.. Bar
cted with the oil development
Bhuman, Of wneysville. was in
h I6Ntsday Ga business connected with
assignment OF il. r. Stewart
o. f. Stewart Of Dayton, o., was here
Tuesday.
". II. Cheeks. Of Wellsburg. was in
town Wednesday.
W. u. Butler, Of Golfers, W. Va, was
ia town Wednesday.
S. Hukrom, Of ST. Mary's, was visiting
On town Wednesday.
Prof John NJ. Null reopened his school
on the South Side this week, hIs children
having fully recovered from an attack Of
Forest Lowther. attending the Morgan
town University, with spend Christmas
with bis parents
John Barrack viii spend next week Wis
iting friends AZ Barracksvillo
Misses Lizzie Slender aud Ella Bandi
were visiting AZ Wheeling Tuesday
Clarence Clark, who Ia attending the
State University, came home Monday on a
visit
Godfrey Beauman. Of Texas. Ohio. on
last Monday evening. crossed the river 70
our city in i0eooat DE was seen between
and o'clcck on the South Side This is
the last information bad Of him. His boat
was caught az Sistersville Tue ,dav morn
Ing, and 10 Is thought that be fell from his
boat while recrossing the river and was
drowned. He leaves q wife and several
children.
~. Jones. Of New Dale, was committed
Jail By Squire Herman on Tuesday,
Sged with an attempt TO rape Mrs.
Palmer.
contractors Of the Chaptur 3 Carr
- 10 Lon run pave fishing
ne ESSo Nv was as, visiting i; In.
smber 22.-NIiss
Martinsville, is
Teek
ceiling. chi visit
% Tats airing
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Eleven More DAY.

Before the close OF Houses special
Piano sale al cut prices.
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Guyer's Celebrated Stin Hats. DINGEH
BROS, Sole Agents, So Twelfth and 1908
Main street.