Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-03

A Brief Summary Of the Days
Doing.

Hunters in this neighborhood are
taking advantage of this beautiful!
weather, but as vet the game has not
been slaughtered to any great extent.
&. Dawson, of GAINESVILLE, Was about
town yesterday.
The two Young men who had hear
ing on Monday for creating disturb
ance i'm Hanke's saloon, were unable to
pay their fines, and they will probably
work for the city for lew days. They
had been employed at the glass works.
Apples are drug on the mark here.
They are sold for nearly nothing
Julius Frank. OF Marietta, formerly in
business here, was in the city yesterday
shaking han Is with old friends.
The town was flied with strangers
Yesterday. The township polls being
here, drew great many.
John Doheriy, one OF WoOdstield's
prominent lawyers, passed through here
yesterday.
The present rise in the river will per-
nit our coal dealers to get large guam
tity OF coal OIL tor below. All Of their
barges are filled.
A. &. Schenck. of New York, is in the
city, stopping 1T the Globe House.
All the roads leading out from here
are Offering excursion tickets at half
rates to the Wet on November 9th.
This will be a grand opportunity to -
on an inspecting tour.
Jere Williams, wife and children pass
ed through here Yesterday on their way
home from Washington. Jere is pa
triotic Demo, rat, one OF Monroe countys
solid kind.
The tow boat, are veiy numerous, per
sons have been on the bank all dsv
watching them pass.
J. III. Culbeitson and X. A. Childs, OF
Philadelphia, were in town yesterday.
The election passed off very quietly
here. Both parties tried to get out full
vote. Some Jew votes were challenged,
but there were no arrests. There Was
nothing ike the excitement which wo
had during the October election.
r. X. Tatum, OF Wilmington, Del, is
in the city.
No Council meeting last night on ac-
count Of the election. 1t seems dread
iul that our city should 90 one week
without meeting of the "City Dads"
C.R. Rowans, OF GAINESVILLE, voted
and then came over here to see his
friends.
l. :. Woodi ridge, Esq, was called to
Marietta, yest' rday, on business !os
few days.
Cal. Morris, general freight agent for
the {. Il p. II r., q voter OF forty wears
standing, had his vote challenged on
Yesterday. His usual good humor was
not clouded at all by the circumstance,
especially as his vote went in.
Mr.. Banford, OF Brooks Run, called
on us 10 day. Says the old patriarch,
This is my birthday in Ohio. landed
here in 1928, when Jackson was elected
10 his first term. cast my first vote
fer him in 1882, and have had no cause
to desert that party in the past 80 years
even il lam an lrishman.
j. NJ. Reese and DIR. Smith, armed
with shot guns and blood in their eye,
after killing each others vote without
the loss Of teeth as a charge OF assault
and battery, hid themselves away ID try
their luck on other game. An extra re-
frigerator car will be attached to the
evening tram:
Our dirty old city seemed to have
more work on hand than usual yester.
day. The putting monsters groaned as
they whirled their creaking wheels The
laundering trains shrieked as they car
ried off our products. Our workmen
who guides and directs all this stopped
for one moment to take part in the
great workshop where Presidents are
made, then returned to his factory, forge
and workshop with the exclamation,
'Thank God, that l, too, am an Ameri.
can.