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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16
JONES COUNTED On.

The Republican City Executive Com
mitteed TeasSembled at the Ofice of the
City Water Board, last evening, TO COM
piete the canvass Of the primary vote
by rec0unting the tie in the Fourth
ward, between Charles Steinhauser and
Harry Jones. candidates for Second
Branch of Council, each of whom was
credited with 1876 votes by the election
officers. When the recount was finish
ed it was found that Steinhauser had
1874 votes and Jones 1870, and the result
was 50 declared.
The result Of the recount in the Sec
ond ward, Monday night, and in the
Fourth ward last night, has created a
large amount Of dissatisfaction among
anJi-ring Republicans. One Of these
gentlemen said last night:
III was a fOregOne conclusion, before
the Committee met Monday night, that
Mcdonald would increase his lead, and
I was willing 10 bet, last night, that
Steinhauser would win, because the
ring knows that Jones cannot be con-
trolled. The Republican managers are
running things with a high hand in
this city and county and they VIII
rUthlessly kill of any man who don {
suit them. The trouble with Harry
Jones is that he opposed Richards. That
settled it. and he stood no more OF a
show than a feather in hades. But
there viii be a turn in the tide. Mark
The prediction.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of In
dividuals.
Special to the Register.
New York. December &c. A..
Barnes and E. Emerson. Of Wheeling,
are at the Everett House.
Everybody in Wheeling who knows
s. Z. MoOrehead has heard Of his candi-
dacy for Secretary Of the Treasury IN
der President Mckinley. Moorehead
is travelling salesman for the Drum
mond Tobacco Company, and one Of the
most popular drummers on the road.
He IS in the hands Of his friends
with q vengeance. Some of them con-
ceived the idee of boosting him for the
Treasury portfolio. Since that time
life has been made a burden for him.
HIS daily mail averages ffty personal
letters. and each one is a testimonial
as to his fitness. addressed 70 McKin-
lev. MOorehead thinks the JOKE has
been carried for enough. but his friends
assert that he is too modest. and they
will nor stop their efforts in his behalf
until Mckinley has announced his cab
met.
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HOLIDAY RATES.

For the Christmas and New Year
HOLIDAYS the Ohio River Railroad
comDany viii have excursion tickets
on sale at all ticket Offices 10 all points
IN it's line at one fare for the roun1
triD. Tickets on sale December oath.
9=.b and 8Ist. 1896. and January LIST.
1897. good TO return until January 4th,
1897. inclusive.
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@ prn rrNr Pm ANNrn

on small savings: on weekly pay
r-rnrs This is what the Consolidated
Building. Loan and Trust Company
is having i-s members. Does it inter-
e-r vou9 IF SO. call ct the Office Of The
COMPANY. 1918 Market street. for fur
tber particulars. Stock issued daily.
Omen Saturdays TO $50 D. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

fore pushed the old ship of state on the
rocks He predicted that the free sill
yer party Will arise PhoeniX-like from
the ashes OF NovembeT's defeat. He
referred to the prosperity wagon,
and said it started through Wheeling,
but broke down at the Central factory,
and again at the LaBelle mill.
The meeting adjourned after Mr..
Robinson concluded his speech.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

The following gentlemen, suggested
for Council at Monday nights Demo-
cratic suggestion meetings, have de-
clined:
First ward-Second Branch, Louis
Zoeckler and Charles II. Miller; First
Branch, Louis Weiizel.
Third wa-d-Second Branch, Albert
c. Bayha; First Branch, julius Pol
lock.
Fourth ward-Second Branch, Steph-
en- WaterhCuse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16
rOIP ~ TUE PING

It is given out in Republican circles
that there are four candidates for Su-
perintendent Of the Water Works for
The term which viii practically COM
mence with the coming in of the new
Council They are W. f. Lindsay,
Charles Oliver. William Junkins. and
the present efficient Superintendent,
George Narley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

All spectacles and Eyeglasses pur-
chased for Xmas presents from Prof.
Shelf. the reliable opt.cian. win be cor
rectly fitted e The eyes without extra
charge after Christmas.
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-AEIALLIG LEAGUE
ADOPTS Ringing Resolutions On tie
CUBAN QUESTION.

First Meeting Held in the Perman-
ent Quart rs " 5 wei a tended.
Coco Speeches on the Money
Ques,iOn-Mseting Of = epubGcan
Executive Committee - Other
Political -5atters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

Rrv the best, Washburn and Lyon
G. Healv banjos. mandolins and guitars.
r. ". BANNER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

Large assortment of Fancy Orna-
ments for mantel and centre table.
JOHN FRIEDEL d co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

Tip to the ladies Thar tLe Bazaar,
1103 Market street has complete line
Of Holiday Bargains il an depart
ments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

Call and inspect our $500 mandolins
MILLIGAN. WILKIN & co.
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Buy a Krakauer piano ifyou want the
best in tone. and up-tC-date case.
=. w. BANNER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

e5c for Mems Nuaiers. light or dark
coio-s a. radicn's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

Umbrella Stands ami Cuspidors az
lowest prices.
JOHN FRI FL & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

If you want a reliable piano. buy OF
a reliable house.
T. W. RATNER co.
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Talking about low prices in Holiday
Goods. the Bazaar, 1103 Market street
leads them all.
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PLEASE GET TIE BOY

Doll Carriages, the best in the city
CSC and up.
THE Ron TON.
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Handkerchief, sis. or Linen. from Sc ~
at stifei 4 Co.'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

1e1-ec for Mems Ply Linen Link CUTS
ar NcFadden's.
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stifel Co.'S Urap-. at away down prices.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS VIA
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE RAIL
WAY.
Conforming 10 its past custom. tie
Wheeling d Lake Erie Railway viii
sell local Excursion Tickets from all
stations. and through Excursion Tick
cts over principal come Ting lines.
Excursion Tickets VIII also aa SOLD by
connecting lines t0 points ON and via
the wheeling g. Lake Erie Railway.
See agents Vince ing d Lake Erie Rail-
way for full Information Colcerning
dates Of sale ana return l.Lits. or at-
dress
JAMEF N. HALL.
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IL baby broke out with 4 rash. lie world
Frr1ich and scream. lt would take two q ho.1
him. ana one 20 nlt medicine on him. We had
10 hold him sometimes an hour before We eoud
GET him ouiei-d down. All said that they never
s2- such face OF body on any baby as on hin-
Tr.f 10 lie his hands tight IN 4 cloth. night 1ri
day. FOR iiyc months. Ny SISTER bad used C- IT.
CIltA. and began 20 use i. -3fteT ny one
0rrYorfan te tfV fo,rn and sitpias he had L"t
Tor month. poo- iirie fellow; ne nae mol q ga.
in hin -oyv ana Is 1s fair and his le-h isas soft
rs anv baby While be had this disease had 10
era ~. sleeves ONT u bis Clothes. a-c put gal1e
r-i-r rvear os him 20 keep I'm cool. lad 70
Keep pirces OF soft cloth around NJ neck. Y vas
50 ~ with moisture from the sc-e-, and had 20
rb.,-e ne rIo,hs sometimes ten or twelve tines
af.v Ms. 4. HAYNES, Lisbon, y. y.
sr-E1r CUnE TN -,fENT ~o2 bAnr ticAoEs-
Ws-u, baths With cr71rrEA soar ana fsnte .tpil--
f.r, e -rrrru4 t-nerfl the cr-ft sEtn cur
SID fh-oarnort the world f-lE I4eS AN
crrE3,. Lsal 20 g Props, b5sigr, l. : =.
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All kinds of Toys. Blocks. Bric-a-
brac. at attractive prices.
THE BON TON.
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Vine Chenille Fable Covers @5c. &c
duced from f5o af Henry jacobs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

Ladies Guitar, made Of maple wood.
$3.50.
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James Flanagan, the popular barber
Of South Jacob street, will spend tie
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Oriental Vases and Porcelain at stlfel {
Cos.
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silks for Dress or waist. al Holiday
prices N Stifei " Cos
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stifel s 60 Hendau rters for Umbrellas.
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A splendid line Of music boxes rang
fng from SOC upwards.
F. W. banner co.
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Dol Ir1cAI- NOTES

The InteIigencer Of yesterday said
". ". McClement was a candidate for
chief Of the fire department and prom
ised his biography this morning. p.
V. Nasty used to say he "luved &C
cur2sy.'
Tomorrow evening we have the Re
publican Council caucus for Fire Chief.
The session viii probably be held IN
one of the Council chambers, at the
Cry Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

soc for Hons Warm Driving cloves at
lIcfaddeu's.
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= good o2er-one OF our mandolins
for So; .-....
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The finest and prettiest dolls at low
THE BON TON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

4 fine assoc Aell o. music rolls from
SOC upwards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-16

Cur $500 mandclins are what YOU
want.
lILLICAN. VILKIN & co.
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The Eclipse foot bail team Of Mar
tins Ferry. challenge any team from
tho surrounding towns for game OF
foot bali Christmas day. the Wheeling
foot ball team preferred. Answer
Thursday morning through the Regis
ter
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STEUBENVILLE.

Steubenville. Ohio, May 23.-Mrs.
Hannah Paul, of Ada, is a guest of Mrs.
DR.. Pope.
JOhn COnroy has returned to Mon
treal, after a visit TO his parents here.
S. II. Carey, c. & p. r. r. agent at
Freemans, and Miss Loretta Blanche.
daughter o. Mr.. and Mrs. James n.
Glenn. Of Toronto, were married We'd
nesday by Rev. McMurray
George Patterson Dave McGOwn and
Jack MOssgrOYe are hons from the Uni
verslty of Pennsylvania for their sum-
mer vacation.
Mark Stricken and wife. of Union
town, Pa. are the guests of J. d. Kill
gore and family.
Miss Ella Burk. who has been visit
ing her sister at New Brighton. has re-
turned home.
\ musical and literary entertain
ment was given at tn CONGREGATIONAL
Church Friday evening. A jubilee con-
cert. continuance Of services in honor
of the fi1tieth anniversary of the Ham
line Church. was given Friday even
ing. On Thursday evening the Ade'-
phian cClcep company and Miss Nc
Glllloray. a reader, gaze an entertain
ment in the First NJ. E. Church; on
thursday evening DR.. Mckinley lee
tured TO the Brotherhood Of the Second
Presbyterian Church. on columbus"
Miss Belle Roberts entertained her
friends in very pleasing manner on
Tuesday evening.
DR.. Frank Pearce is here +. ON Plila-
delphia visiting his parents
Mrs. Eli Davis. of Chicago. is a guas.
Of d. B. Cowley and family.
Miss Laura Aiken. Of Jewett. is the
guest of the Misses Bair, of West Mar
ket street.
Z. c. Keys. of Emporium. Kansas
who has ben visiting relatives here. re-
turned home
Miss Rena Graham entertained the
Rosebud Club o. Tuesday evening il
being her last evening with thsm before
moving to Aspinwall Pa. Miss Ora
ham has been one of the most charm
ing members.
Grand Master Romans. Deputy Illus
triOus. of Columbus. visited Union
Council No. >. r. d S. Master Nelson's
Thursday evening. and conferred de-
sresS on SIN candidates. banquet
closed the session.
Miss Hettis Mackey is home from At
tending a business college in Cleveland.
Rsv. G. w. Hinkle attended the Do
cesar Convention az Sandusky.
Mrs. Rev. John Mcclure. of Michigan
and two children. are visiting William
Irons.
Miss Emma Bracken and Mrs. Ida
Elliott have returned from New York
City. where they were taking a course
in religious instruction.
Mrs. Ross Mansfield and sen. of Colo
RADIO. have been guests Of J. C. Burns
and wife.
John McCracken and wife have ra-
turned from visit 10 Columbus. where
they called upon Dr. Bauele. 4 former
pastor Of Hamline Church. this citv
Harry Biven has gone TO Boulder
Col, TO seek a position.
Mrs. W r. Peters and daughter
Bile. have returned home after SPEND
inS the winter in California.
Mrs. c. P. Chesbro. Of ST. Louis. who
he's been the guest OF Mrs. H. A. Timber
lake. has returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Powell is visiting in
Monroe and adjoining counties.
d. N. Corbe{t and wife have gone 10
CambrldgebOre for an outing.
Miss Nellie Irwin was called here
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CLARKSBURG.

C,arksubrg. w Va. May 23.-Tie
Circuit Court has been in session all
week. but little business was transact
ed on the law side of the docket. how
ever, considerable chancery work was
disposed Of. The criminal docket was
small. and but few indictments return
ed, prime. pa!ly agains. persons for th5
violation Of the revenue laws. No EEL
Cny eases were tried. and those on the
docket were continued until thu next
term CT court.
A. G. Bartlett has become proprietor
and editor Of the C!arksburg News, S.
B. Davis and w. c. Morrison having
Sold the paper to Mr.. Bartlett.
/. is jus, on the eve Of a great politi
cal campaign ana our people await with
great anxiety just what policy the new
EDITOR VIII advocate, especially upon the
money question.
Nay TIE News live long. We regret
TO part with Davis ard Morrison, but
then YOU know We will meet hereafter.
one OF the. interesting suits tried at
tbs term o. court was that of Waldo
Rcmina against his son, A. b. Waldo.
fer the possession of all the houss hold
effects. Mr.. Waldo RCmine has not
be5a liyiag with his family for some
time, and now wants ne personal prop
srty about the house. He is the same
Waldo Rom:ue who recently brought
SUIT against Noah Stout, his father-il-
law. fer. as he says. alternating the affec
items of his wife. The jury is out in
the former cas-, and the latter is now
being tried.
There is an oil well being put down
al Salem. Her citizens are more than
enthusiastic, and declare it viii eclipss
the oistersville oil field. Vel, We'll
wait and see.
Clarksburg should issue bonds for
the paving o. her streets with brick.
Hon. H snry NJ. Russell. OF Wheeling,
was here Wednesday before Judge Goff
IN reference to the sale Of L0Ch Lynn
Heights of Maryland.
The Central Presbyterian Church is
TO be remodeled and repainted. A very
beautiful design Of arch.te ture. planned
by JOS Cornell, Will likely b selected.
The following visitors we're in The
city during The week: d. NJ Harr. mine
inspector; A. II. Winchester. receiver Of
Holly River Company; \. NJ Musgrove.
Of Uuey. Caio; Dr. Matt Bowcock, of
Springfield H.; d. D. Johnson. Of Park
ersburg; Dr. :" NJ. Turner. of Morgan
town; J. Slidell Brown. of Kingwood:
Dr.. A. S. Kunsh, of Weston; J. L. John
son. of MCrgantOwn: Andrew Edmins-
ton, of Weston: J. Y. B,air. of West I'm
ion; A. L. Wade, ,o' MOrgantown; NJ. I'd.
Post, Of Wheeling; Col. J. r Allen. of
Elkins; John Berry. OF Sutton. W Va:
\. NJ. Bennett. of Gl5nyille, and W. r.
d. Dent, of Grafton.
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BURLINGTON.

Don p O.. Ohio. May BIB. Lewis
died at The home of his parents, on
Glenns run. at II o'clock Tuesday even
ing, and vas buried at Henschels bury
ing grounds on Friday.
Oliver Cunningham is very sick at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs e. Hancock,
on Glenn's run.
Miss Stella Williams. of Martin s
Ferry. was the guest OF Mrs c. Rich
ards last Thursday.
Last Monday evening Constable Stan
ton served warrant or John Schell
charging him with keeping his place
open on Sunday. He had a hearing be-
fore Squire Keller, of Martins Ferry,
Tuesday evening. and was fined s25 and
costs and ten days in Jail
Mr.. Herbert Lewis. of Ellwood City,
is visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. West Lewis. on Glenn's
run.
Mr.. Henry Romick is on the sick list.
Home grown strawberries are now in
the market The fruit is very fine and
plentiful
An oil man from Pittsburg. Pa, was
down last week and located well on
the Tilton farm, on Deep run.
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will take place next Tuesday evening
A. ]. Morris. OF Warrington district,
was here yesterday looking TO his
fences. Mr.. Morris is in the lead for
the Republican nomination for Sheriff:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Basher returned
the first of the week from a trip to
Wind Ridge. Pa.
Miss Maud. iCol. c. L. Smith and H. c..
Sample and daughter. attended the
meeting and banquet of the State Edi-
toIial Association at Sistersvllle this
week.
Mr.. Sprigg Sands, of Clarksburg, was
here Thursday.
The FairmCnt district Republican
Convention. 10 select delegates to the
Parkersburg State Convention, Cen
gressional. Senatorial and judicial con-
yentions. met here to-day.
Sam Higginbotham left Monday CT a
visit TO friends at Summit, Ind.
Chas. Pride, OF Ciarksburg, was here
this week on business.
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WESTON.

Weston. w. Va, May 2S-The city
Council have submitted a proposition
to our people TO put in a system Of sew
erage and pave all our streets. 1t will
be decided by a vote of the citizens in
the near future.
Mrs. Phillips. OF Buckhannon, is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. B. d. Bailey.
Miss Flodie Bailey has returned from
her visit to the Miss Davisons at jack
sonville
There seems to be some trouble ex-
listing in the Republican ranks of Lewis
county. George C. Cole, one of the Re
publican candidates has withdrawn
from the race.
r. L. Bland, representing "The Dem
ocrat" and J, F. Hayden THE World
were in attendance at the Sistersville
convention.
Mrs. DR.. Camden, of Parkersburg, is
a guest of her daughter, Mrs. DR.. J. S.
Lewis.
Miss Mamie Byrne. of Chicago, is
visiting her old friends here.
Ray Malone has returned from Elkins
and will permanently locate here.
J. B. Finster was in Fairmont on
business the past week.
Mrs Geo. l. Dawson and daughter,
Miss Mary, are here to join other rela'
tives to have their pictures taken at the
old homestead near Lorentz. Five
generations will be represented.
Several railroad officials in their pri-
vate cars passed over the West Virginia
ard Piltsburg division the past week.
Mrs. p. X. Teter and daughter spent
last Sunday with Buckhannon reia-
tives.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. W. Va, May 23.-Judge
Joseph T. Hoke of Kingwood, was here
on business Tuesday
DR.. r. D. Mackin was up TO Fairmont
enc day last week.
Y. J. Fortrey was distinguished Wis
itor here Wednesday.
DR.. J. l. Warder, of Weston. was call
ing upon his many friends here Friday.
Jas. McCsbe. who has been visiting his
parents here. returned to Dob.r, ". Va.
Charles Knapp, of Philippi, spent a few
days here this week.
V. w. Kittle, of Phinppi, was here
sday.
Prof. A. L. Wade, of Morgantown. was
a distinguished visitor mere the first Of
the week.
J. f. Allen. of Clarksburg, was here
on business Monday last.
Attorney Z. D. Talbott,of Beverly, was
here Tuesday on legal business.
a. S Polling, editor of the Barbour
Democrat, and wife. were here Tuesday,
or their way to the Editorial Associa-
ton at Sistersville.
Miss Sadie Laughlin, of Oakland. is
luf GUEST "a u6I DIOluSI, VI lulS place.
Thos Brannen, of Clarksburg, was
business caller to>our city the first Of
the week.
Miss Rose Addison. VINO has made an
extensive visit to friends in Wheeling
and Pittsburg. returned home Thurs
day evening.
Hon. c. Wood Daily, of Elkins, was
here on bisiness Tuesday.
Mrs. James Moran, of the West Side,
has returned from a pleasant trip to
friends in Parkersburg.
e. B. Miller, boss in the 3. & o.
yards here. has bean removed to the
Mt Glare shops at Baltimore.
The Central Hotel, OF this place, is
70 be improved and enlarged The va
cant ground on Latrobe street. between
McAvoy's saloon and the Central Hotel,
will be occupied by the new addition
and another story put on the entire
building. The work will be commence
ed about the first of June.
Miss Grace kimmell is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Young, of Baltimore.
Miss Annie Cook, of the West Side.
is visiting friends in Parkersburg.
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
Mat Has Been Going on in Near-BV
Towns.
Social Affairs, Happenings And
Events ofLocal Interest Gather
cd BY Register" Reporters
Readable Resume OF
the News.
ST. GAINESVILLE.

St. Clairsville. Ohio. May 2S.-Nal
HeGtoR. Of New York. and ms nlOtneI'
Mrs. Rebecca Heaton. or . llaire' were
the guess OF Mayor and Mrs isaac
Neiswanger. On Wednesday.
Mrs. James r. Tallman and daughler'
Miss Jennie. have returned from WISH
10 relatives in Canton. Ohio.
Misses Nell and Ida Anderson spent
Sunday with Cadiz friends
Miss Belle Weber visited friends IN
Columbus this week.
n. K. Kennon has returned from Visit
to Chicago.
Miss Flora smith, Of Washington.
Pa. was the guest OF her nephew, Jonh
+. Grassland
Quite q number Of the X. of P.s or
this place attended the X. OF 2. Oac-
Quet at Bridgeport on Thursday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Mcclure, Of
Wheeling. spent Sunday h5re, the guests
of Mrs. McClure's mother, Mrs. Stamp.
Frank Howell and Oliver Howell, Of
Bridgeport. spent sunday mere.
Marriage licenses issued since last re-
ported: Joseph ". MerTett and Carrie
Dunlap. Grant G. Smith and ReJja A.
Wilson. Eizie o Foster and Anna ..
Mcfarland. Robert w. Scott and Eyang-
cline Turner. Richard A. Das-er and
Annie l.. Gallagher. Miles OGrady and
Alice McGary. James Bro0mhaH and
Mabel Skinner.
Miss Myrtle Troll has returned from
a visit TO friends In Chicago.
J. V. Webster and Dell Douglas, Of
Flushing. were Sunday guess az the
Clarendon
Hcr q Kirk and family left Thurs
day Oh q visit 70 friends in Kirkvilie,
Mo.
Silas Bailey and wife, and Allen Bail
ey and wife. of GAINESVILLE. took sup
per az the Clarendon on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Sheriff and Miss Kirk, Of
Flushing. were in town Thursday.
Mss Bessie Miller, OF Chicago. Is the
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. KennOn.
c. II. Kirk and Criand b. Kirk, of
Holloway, were in town Thursday.
Ballet &. Thompson, the druggists,
are putting in a new soda water foun-
tain.
Ray Tauman, Otto Gifen, Chas.
Ryan. John FRASER and John Nichols
left Friday on a trip to Cleveland
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-24
FAIRNIONr

FairmOnt. W. Va. May 23.-Capt r
T. Devries. OF Wheeling. was here ON
business yesterday.
Mrs. ID. r. Tappner is the guest Of
her parents az Wheeling.
Miss Lucy Heinrich IS home from
DObbin, w. Va, where she has hem
teaching school She last winter.
IRIS. John McClary, Of Connelsvrle
Pa, is the guest OF her son here
Attorney ChaS. Powell was at Wheel
ing on business this week.
The branch music house Of s. w
Banner & Co. OF Wheeling. was omen
ed in the new Hall block this weaL
The firm has on display an elegant IN,
Of instruments. and VIII have a formal
opening to-day, at which several Wheel
ing people will assist
The public school commencement.