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charges. while others will be satisfied

charges, while others will be satisfied
to get off as easy as they can.
At this session Of the Circuit Court
Judge PAUL granted two divorces, one
was to Eugene Sypher frbm Eva ~,
his wife, on account of daeertion- The
other was to Jessie NJ. Israel from
her husband, j. T. IsrSel, and the
same charges were filed. She gets the
custody of her son in the grant.
a young child Of Annie Grandon
died yesterday, after a lingering i'll
ness. The funeral will be held some
time to-day.
Several ladies from here attended
the convention Of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society at Wheeling
yesterday
presented at the Opera House last
night to a good house. The play was
well put on and was voted the best
performance that has been given in
the house fer several seasons.
The contest for the gold watch be-
tween Misses Celia Halpin and Julia
Dixon will be decided this afternoon
at the Catholic church.
Seats go on sale to-day for the Wild
Goose Chase Company, which appears
at the Opera House Monday night. The
usual prices will prevail.
The usual services will be held at
the NJ. z. church tomorrow. Rev. Ash
will preside both morning and even
Ing.
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BENWOOD.

Misses Nary and Nellie Healy. at
their home on Main street, Thursday
evening. gave 4 delightful sOiree to
their many friends. The evening was
spent in numerous diversions Dane
ing Was INDUCED in and some beauH-
fn' vocal selections were rendered by
q few Of the guests. At the conven-
tiOnal hour, refreshments were served
and the party dispersed
Miss Mary Hcaly will leave this
evening Tor a visit with friends at
Sistersvilln.
The property Of William Whiteman,
in upper Benwood, has been re-
modelled.
Master Tommy Brewster, of Upper
BenWO0d. is able to be out, after an
attack Of scarlet fever
Master Earl Keller is slowly recov-
ering from diphtheria at his home in
Upper PenwO0d
Following is the programme for the
Union District Teachers Association
at the Sbe4.ard school house, which
takes place this afternoon: What is
the extent Of teachers responsibility
for the conduct OF pupils to and from
sch0o Gilbert Conner and Ella
Campbell
Is the present school book law an
Improvement? 0. D. Hughes and
Stella Marshall.
What studies should be taught in
the common schools? J. T. King and
Dora Davis
Would it not be q good idea to de-
vote a proportional amount Of time
each day to the study Of music? Anna
Pelley and Martin Brown.
The compulsory school law. NJ Z.
GOrham ana Jessie Marsh.
Memory and laws Of association.
Charles EbeTs and Laura Dare.
Is the county superintendency a
<arce? C. e. Carigan and Lena Con
ner.
Need Of sympathy between teacher
and parent. w. NJ. West, Halle Mar
lin and Edward Drum.
Fhe exercises will be punctuated
with. vocal and instrumental Music
throughout both afternoon and even
ing sessions.
An electric light globe suspended in
fr4nt of the City Hall fell to The street
yesterday afternoon. breaking to
nieces. \ few of the plant employees
we've called and hoisted the frame to
its proper place with new globe.
4 force Of men were put to work
yesterday in placing the bricks alcng
the east foundation wall Of the new
bGilding on the south end Of the
Riverside grounds.
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THE GAMBLE RECITAL.

Singers, like other entertainers, usual
ly come to'a town to make money. 1t
IS net wise always 70 believe their ad-
Vertisements. Sometimes singers are
brought to a town for the sake of the
music they render. and then we may
be sure that they are well worth hear
ing. Ernest Gamble. basso profundo.
is brought here by Wheeling people
in order to give Wheeling a chance to
hear his wonderful voice. He is a
young man who has received nearly
all Of his training abroad, and is there
fore but little known here In an inter-
val Of several weeks before beginning
his New York season. Mr.. Gamble is
giving a few song recitals, which are
being largely attended by most enthu-
siastic audiences. At YOUNGSTOWN. last
week, he drew fifteen hundred people
who were almost vociferOus in applause.
Recent reports from other cities mot
TO mention his press notices from New
York, London and the ContinenD show
that his audiences, without execution.
are deeply gratifed Mr.. Gamble sings
in Wheeling, at the Opera House. next
Friday, October 22d, 1897.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday morning Constable Stan
ton went out to Pleasant Grove. where
he arrested William and George Miller
on charges preferred AGAINST them hv
NJ. J. O'Connor, Of the same place.
They will be given hearing before
Squire Kellar to-day. O'Connor and
The Millers had some trouble Of some
kind. and he claims they threatened to
do him bodily injury.
This evening those interested in the
organization of a choral club will meet
this evening in the high school room
at 7:30 O'clock. At present q good deal
Of interest is being manifested in the
organizing o. ,1e club, and indications
are that it VIII be organized in the
very near future PARIS E. Movers. Of
Wheeling, will be engaged as musical
instructor.
Last evening the members Of the
Harvesters Club and their lady friends
were very pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cochran.
on Seventh street The various social
amusements We're INDUCED in until a
seas0nahle hour, when refreshments
Of tempting nature were served.
w. II. Helfeubine has re0Dened his
grocery on jefferson street.
James Gather is down from Toledo
spending a few days with his family.
A water main near the West Viz
ginia glass house bUrsted yesterday.
NiasThe0dOra E;ck has returned
home from a visit to Columbus.
This evening at the OPERA House.
a Turkish Bath" which gave such
satisfaction last Tuesday night. Will
play a return engagement. The play
is an eXcellent one l. every respect.
and is interspersed with, bright and
catchy specalties, and will no doubt
be greeted by a large audience.
To-day is pay day at the Aetna
Standard, and the pay roll will amount
to nearly $4,000.
r. 3. Remeke and family left yes
terday for PittsbuTg 10 visit relatives.
George Parrish was fined 81 and
costs yesterday, the charge being in
toxication.
Hon. L. Danford Of St Clairsville.
was in town yester6a ~ for short
time
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M0UNDSVELLE.

Moundsyille, w Va, October IS
MIS-. r. J. link and sister, Miss Bird
Hubbs are home from Wetzel county.
where they attended the wedding of a
relative this week
Charles kull has purchased the Wei
drilling outfit from the Boyd Bros. and
will continue the business in this VI
cinity.
Eugene Sypher was married Thurs
day evening by Squire jefferson to
Miss Jennie BuzZard, OF this city. The
happy couple have gone to Pittsburg,
where they will spend their honey
moon.
IN Police Court, yesterday morning.
c. A, Kelly, who was arrested by Off
Ger Kidder the night before. was fined
S. ana costs. The fine was paid and
Kelly was given his liberty.
Rev. s. J. Cotton and family left
yesterday for Morgantown. where he
viii be during the next year Fra k.
his son, will rerRain in this city for
the present, as he is in the employ Of
Sigafoose Bros.
N. Burchinal and lady. Of Nan
nington. were registered at the john
stOn Hotel yesterday.
Cant. Lee AnshutZ was a visitor in
the city yesterday.
The regular session Of the County
Court convenes next Tuesday morn
ing, and great deal of business is
already on the docket.
The new Office building of William
Piggs, on Seventh street, is rapidly
nearing completion.
The past week Alfred PAUL. general
manager of the street railway. has
been laid up on account of sickness.
ana J. W Burchinal is acting in the
same capacity while he is indisposed.
Miss Ocea Dakan will begin her
dancing class next week. So far she
i has secured quite a number of scholars
and she will use Roberts's hall on JET
ferson avenue, for the present.
Miss Mary Eta Weaver has de-
cided not to attend the Mt. de ChantaI
school any more this year, and has
entered the public school here for the
present
S. B. West, q McMechen druggist.
was in the fty yesterday on business.
To-day tie liquor men who were
indicted thij week will appear before
the judge 4 plead their cases. It is
understood Fhat several will fight r
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SiSTERSVILLE.

Sistersville. October 15.-1he recep-
ton and dance given last evening at ne
new McCcach building, by The mem
bers Of the new Virginia Club, was a
grand social success in every paTccu-
lar There were about thirty couples
in attendance and The evening was most
pleasantly spent The Grand Opera
House Orchestra, Of Wheeling, furnish
ed the music fer the reception, under
the leadership Of Prof. Johann Evans.
AT the proper hour a refreshing lunch
was served in the hall Of the Ho 81
Thompson. This was the inaugural
ball of a series which the club intends
to give during the winter, and with one
or two exceptions it was the greatest
thing socially the city has ever known.
The stone york Of the foundation for
the handsome new residence Of Miss
Sa!iie Mccoy, on Main street, has been
completed and the brick work viii be
commenced at once 1t will he one of
the prettiest Of the many fine residences
On Main street and will do much
towards enhancing the beauty and
value of that section Of the city
Mrs. T. J. Campbell Of Charles and
Water streets. who has been seriously i'll
for some time. is cOnyalescing very
slowly and is still in q precarious condi-
ton
Cell Nichols. who has been visiting
his former home in Greene county, Pa,
has returned to the city.
Col Henry Rauch returned last
evening from Petersburg, where he
was the guest Of his parents for sew
eral DAYS.
Miss May Reilly. a charming young
society ,sdy Of Marietta, arrived in the
city yesterday and win be the guest of
Miss Mabel Moore, Of the South Side,
fer q few days
Mrs. viii Beckwith. Of Parkersburg,
who was the guest Of her niece, Mrs.
Edward T. Snodgrass. of Catherine
street, left last evening for home.
John NJ DOnahue, assistant superin-
teudent Of the Garter Oil Company in
this field. left yesterday evening for his
former home in Pennsylvania, where he
viii sperd a couple Of weeks vacation.
Fred Moore. q prominent young bust
ness man If Marietta. is in the CITY, the
guest OF lis uncle. Major Clint Moore,
OF the South Side.
Rev. T. 4. Anderson, who has been
visiting at his former home ia West Al
exander. Pa, for week, has returned
to the city.
Miss Minnie Cox. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Cutler. Of
Elizabeth street, will leave in q couple
Of days for-her home in West AleXan-
der. Pc.
Ex-Mayor John IT. Whittlesey. who
has been manager Of the. Chamberlain
& Whittlesey Machine Shops, lett yes
terday for Akron, O.. where lie will
make his future home.
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OTHER CHuPcH NEWS


The international convention of the
Brotherhood CT St Andrew is being
held in Buffalo, New York. Ebert
Mitchell is q delegate from st. Luke"s
Chapter, and st. Andrews Chapter is
represented by the Rev Lee Il. Young
and Thomas Dawson.
The Rev. w. F. Weir. of Toronto. O..
will preach 8t the usual hours at the
Vance Memorial Church tomorrow.
Sunday evening at the Chapline Street
M. p. Church, Miss Seeds, missionary
to Fukouka, Japan, will deliver a lee
ture on missionary work in that coun-
try. 1t promises 70 be very interest
ing.
All the Improvements at the Wesley
NJ d. Church have now been completed
and the Rev. MIR. Roberts deserves
great credit for the work accomplished
during his pastorate. His successor,
the Rev. s. P. CrUrn1nett, late of King
wood, w. Va, viii preach tomorrow,
Mr.. Roberts leaving to assume the
duties Of lis new Office Of Presiding
Elder Of the Oakland distric-.
The Ladies Of the congregation OF St
Mathews P. e. Church feel.yery much
gratifed over the success Of their sup
per this week. They will hold a meet
ing within a few days to arrange for
their next entertainment.
Al he First Presbyterian Church the
pastor, Rev. D. a. Cunningham. D. D.,
viii preach at 1890 a. NJ and 1880 d.
m. There will be q service Of praise
in the evening. The good old hymns
will be sung ana the choir will give
some beautiful anthems, solos, etc En-
deaVor society at 6:45 p. m Sabbath
school at 9:15 g. IN. Mission school
2:30 p. m, Eighteenth street, above
Jacob 49,
Mrs. Mary Eoott Bradley. a returned
missionary from ASIA. gave a very in
teresing talk to ~Erworth League
OF The Thomson NJ Z. Church last nle ht,
on her work in Hindo0stan. She will
occupy the pulpit in the Thomson
Church tomorrow.
AT the North Street NJ. e. Church
c. z. Graham, pastor, preaching at
10 30 a. m. ana 1880 D. N. by Rev. J. C.
Ieter. There viii be special servIves
every evening duTicg the week in watch
Rev. MIR. Teter win assist. The Rev
Ar. Teter is accompanied by his wife
who is real helCm3te in COspel work.
1hey spent five years with Bishop VIVA
Taylor in mission work in Africa
The Rev c. B. Graham win delicate
a new church near Li,tleton on sun
day
At the Fourth Street NJ e. Church,
the pastor, DR.. J. L. SO0y, will preach
at 1920 a. II. on Commonplace
Saints" ara at 7:30 2. IN. on The
Saloon in Politics" At 2 p. m. Rally
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WHAT IS YOUR TRADE?
zach Trade or Occupation Has It's special
Disease

1t is well known among medical men
that certain diseases are more readily
developed in certain occupations than
in others That each occupation has
its attendant physical weakness. Engi-
neers, railroad men and similar occu-
patlons will suffer mostly from kidney
troubles and men who are often ex-
posed to the weather suffer from rheu-
matism, while clerks and professional
men, in fact, the army Of people whose
business keeps them indoors, are often
times great sufferers from piles and
constipation. In this connection the
following letter is of interest to people
whose occupation will not allow suffi-
Gent outdoor exercise.
Mr. A. f. Calhoun. notary public and
jeweier and matchmaker OF Circleville,
w. Va, writes as follows:
have been a severe sufferer from
piles for years and had tried many
remedies with but little benefit, when
about three years ago l saw the Pyra-
MID Pile Cure advertised and sent for it.
vas badly afflicted when l got it,
but after only two applications the
piles disappeared and from that day to
this have never felt a symptom Of the
III ease.
l feel that I cannot recommend them
io3 highly to sufferers from piles.
\ The Pyramid Pile Cure is free from
cocaine, opium or any mineral poison,
absolutely safe, pleasant and painless;
sod by druggists at so cents per pack
age. If there is any constipation The
Pyramid Pills should be used with the
pile cure. The pills are % cents per
package.
ANY drlggigt will tell you that the
Pyramid is the best known and most
successful and popular pile cure ever
placed on the market and its reputa-
ten as q safe and radical cure has only
resulted from the personal recommend
alton Of people who have been cured Of
this distressing ailment
Send to the Pyramid Co, Albion.
Mich, for valuable little book on cause
and cure of piles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-16

The sensation of the past couple Of
days has been the South Penn Oil
Company's well on the MerediJA farm,
en- Middle Island creek, near Centre
vile, in Tyler county. The we'll was
at lirst reported dry and later il was
discovered that it had only been drill
Ell TO the top Of the sand 82d was
&eaflng heavily and showing some Pill,
IAs owners OF the well did not expect
70 set much and did not put ~ the
"a casing, but when the wen made
The showing they were compelled to
case and this took them about two
days. When the well was drilled In it
commenced TO flow, and the first re-
port received from it was that it was
making 80 barrels an hour, but thus
proved to be entirely too large a be-
ginning. Since the well has settled
down to flowing steadily, it is believed
it viii be Good for l5G barrels day.
1t is located in territory that has been
drilled very little, and if it holds up
It's present production may be the fore
measion9 in that part of TTier 'I coGn1v
Two important wells in Tile Elk Fork
field which should reach the sand not
later Than Monday are : tilt III, Elk III FORK
Oil & Gas C0mnany's No. / I'll The J.
II. Hill 49-acre lease and the Hill Oil
Companys No. ? Oh the J. TT. Hfl G7-
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fTs-DAMTAN CONCERT.


/Sea,5 will be reserved this morning
- 9 o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. building
for the Kunits-Damian concert next
( Tuesday evening. The Kunits String
Quartette is the peer of any similar
body in this country.
GAS a soIoist Mr. Won Kunits is mas
terly. He proved himself to be an art
list of the very first rank. "-Pittsburg
Leader.
''The solos of Mr.. Dimond excelled
in their artistic merit anything Of the
kind heard here in many years. He
Is d faultless technique, while the tone
and quality displayed was superb. =
Denver Times.
'Tn Mr.. de Becker this ouartette
has secured a great genius. His VIC
lin playing is great, but the facility
with which he plays the viola is posi-
lively remarkable. ''-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
"The cello solos Of Robert Am
brosius evoked most raDturous ap-
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Services ana Topics for Sermons.
The Rev. Nathaniel S. Thomas, who
has accepted a cah to the pastorate of
st. Matthew's protestant Episcopal
Church, in this fifty, leaves his present
charge at Leavfnsworth, Kansas, with
the regrets of his congregation. The
esteem in whiIh he has been held, and
the regret at his departure, are express
ed in the following resolutions, which
have been a/opted:
Whereasl God, in His providence has
opened a 1lder door Of usefulness before
our frienf and brother, the. Rev. Ma
thaniel Thomas, the entrance Of
which Fill lead to his removal from
us,
The7 fore The Ministerial Associa-
ton Leayenworth. Kas. desires to
eXpr3s It's regret at his departure, and
lts tbd-speed as he enters his new field
on Dor. The life and l8bors Of Broth
Fl homas have been most exemplary
" unsuccessful during his pastorate in
iss city. Not only has his church
zen strengthened and unified, but his
1uence for good has been widely felt
Yong all classes. While loyal to his
flock and church, lie has been able
- recognize good in all good men and
things. His broad, fraternal spirit has
made itself manifest in all union SER
vices, in various charitable OrganiZa-
tons, and in the good fellowship of his
association. We consider him not only
pure and earnest minister of the Cos
pei Of Jesus Christ, but as well a man
and citizen Of high culture, warm
synlpathies and loving spirit We shall
part with him with great regret and
high regard; yet fully assured that his
determination to follow the Divine
leading into a larger field Of labor is a
wise one. Our best wishes and most
earnest prayers will follow him aid
his devoted wife as they so to take up
their new mission for Christ among
men.
May the Great Head of the Church
give them large success and hnany souls
for their hire; and, ffnallTmay we all
have an abundant enthnce into the
kingdom of our Lord aAd Savior Jesus
Christ, Who're we sh9f together enjoy
the conlmunlCn of s4ie invisible and
spiritual church - the first born in
Heaven.
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plause. His exquisite tone, command
ing technique and artistic interpreta-
ton combined to secure for him an
encore. recall. Jersey City Journal.
Miss Damian is notably a vocalist
of exceptional ability.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-16

1 lots. size 50xIs0. at Echo Point; pr'c'
$3.50 each, $50 down. balance ON long time
LOIS on South Huron street at SVt eJ2u
$50 dD Nn, balance GA years time
ROLE a ZANE.
NO SO Fourte~pth streec
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AMONG TIE CHURCHES.
Various Matters of Interest to Those
Who Are Religiouslyl Inclined.

a Tribute TO the Rev. Mr.. Thomas,
OF ST. Matthew'S Church Sue
cess Of the Mission at st. Joseph's
Cathedr l. Entertainments Given
and in Contemplation by Beli-
gious Organizations = Sunday
Services ana Topics for Sermons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-16
CATHEDRAL MISSION

The mission Which is being conduct
ed by the Jesulf Fathers at St. Joseph's
Cathedral, is dtawing to a close, after
nearly two Weeks OF very successful
work. The frst week was devoted ex-
clusively to|the women, and the ser
vices were ittended by large cOngreg8-
tons Iht second week was for the
men, and he morning and evening
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Special 10 the Register.
WAsHINGTONf october 15-W. 7.
Adams has been appointed postmaster at
Maynard, Belmon1 county, O.. vice Thos.
nnbe. resignedf
Missions h I've been issued 10 Chas.
", as postmaster at Davisvine.
iISin 4 Mitchell as postmaster
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rhp-A1~~ the Ia
doorAI.
{6Merflll and inSlRs'

nave borne lIQlt, DID2lng back mo
the fold many who have been careless
and Indifferent in matteEs Of religion.
AT the early masses tomorrow an I'M
usually large number oil men will re-
eeive Holy Communion.
Rev. Father Goeding preached a
very solid and interesting sermon on
the ''Ntercy of God" last night. 1t
was listened to throughout with rapt
attention. Rev. Father OKane Will
preach at the 1870 mass on Sunday.
and Rev. Rather Stanton will close the
mission Sunday evening by a sermon
on "Perseyerafce."
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its influence even to the third and fourth
generation. What greater ha fiuos has
life in store for amy man thGu t3 live 90 a
green old age surrounded by lis children
and his Children's children. and see them
all robust happy aud successful. Happv
the man who lives to carve at Tx wedding
suppers of his grandchildren Picture vout-
self gray-haired but hearty old man at he
head Of the table ct your grandson's we'd
ding thanking your Maker for the blessing
of long life, aud asking the blessing Of
good health for generations vet unborn. Il
lies III almost every mans power to be tllus
blessed if he will. II he will only obey Nat
ures laws and be watchful of his health
he will have long life and happiness
The best preserver of health is Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. It keeps tie
digestion perfect the liver active and the
blood pure. 1t IS the best ilesh-builder and
nerve iilvigorator. The man who resorts 10
it whenever he feels any symptoms Of an
preaching ill-health will live TO a hearty old
are Druggists sell IT, Nothing else is
Just as good.
T B. Holt, of Whittens stand. WAYNE Go
asnn., writes In October 1850. was ta1sc,
squirting in the bacs of my neck which
rev worse. l consulted doctor lie
kpursc OF treatment but gradually
Aliler it. At last my trouble ran ITO
spinal affection Icould hardly
Finally became as helpless
pie yot at Buffalo n Y in re
itiafk and you ansAred me
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Fac,s about Ctr Comfy
Haadicraft and Invention
Tine and Its Lano-F6zTs5
Language, lis Use and a:5lse
Poetry and General LitsFEta.3
lirhology aad Foik Lo:a
Industry aa3 Commerce
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FOR RENT

FOR ENT-Thrse best rooms in City
Bank Building. together or separatei
u y. Willy oct11vdq
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-06-02
Horse Training.

| have secured the privi-
lege,of using the race track,
belonging to the Agricultural
Society. | have had several
years experience training
horses, and make it my busi-
ness. | do it in a through
manner and if there is speed
in the horse, | get it out OF
him. | have eight horses
which | shall train the COM
ing season. | can take ten
more. My terms are reason
able and my work first-class.
| can give references as to
what | have done.
A. RUPERT,
Box AZ Wellington. O.