Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-14

and. have succeeded admirably, guuSlnS
from the programme presented IN the on an,
Elizabeth Lane claim to the honor OF the
heroic achievement of carrying the powder
from the cabin to the Fort will be discussed
IN ali its features. In the various grades
the exercises will be interspersed with
patriotic songs, recitations, etc.
Dave Mucker, the driver Of Madaiine on
Tuesday, Yesterday received compliment
fary message from her owner.
The Hempfield and B. 30. trains brought
in large excursions.
terday. ,.u., U.:t
was on hand yesterday.
One of the finest collection OF Indian
relics on exhibition is that of Mr.: Charles
Mehaffey. of North Wheeling. The relics
we're collected in Ohio, Marshall, and
Brooke counties.
Captain Moore is the best starter:
Keno's distance demoraiized things yes
terday in the pacing race.
The largest crowd of the week yesterday.
There will be another large turn out To-
The Opera House band is doing some line
playing. ;,.a sor,s of
the reporters yesterday.
MISCELLANEOUS EXHIBITS.
AMONG the prominent exhibitions at the
State Fair, the first stand on the right.oI tne
lin entrance. that of H. II. Mansbach, is
decidedly creditable He presents one OF
the finest lines of merchant tailoring goods
ever brought to the city, and is we'll deserv-
inc Of a premiam In the selectlonand dls'
NAV of his goods he displays taste
rarely shown, amongst them being choice
ssieciions of cassimeres, Scotch and English
suitings, French pantaloonings, oyercoatings
of foreign manufacture, in fact, every
known STYLE of imported goods can oe
fonn6 nj his emporium, No. ~ I%el1th
street, Wheeling, West Virginia; we ad-
wise all parties needing goods IN MS line !"
give him a call.
JIM. WooDcocK, OF Bridgeport, O., is on
hand with his popular cooking, parlor and
heating stoves. His frst-class, topfeed
door, nickel. plated "Relief' cooking stove
is the popular stove. His Improved Con-
tinent," also ''top-feed," is very popular:
His omen front folding door, improved
Percy Franklin" stove, with two holes on
TOP for cooking, is admired by all who see
it. II can be relied on as frst-class heater,
His Modern" heating stove is just the
stove for halls, stores, and shops. 1t IS
unfortunate that the room is so limited
that all his make OF stoves could not De
exhibited He warrants all his stoves.
AMONG the number of exhibitors repre-
scented, Messrs. J. NJ. Frasher & Co., proprie-
tors of the National Business College, oc-
cupy the same location as last year, viz:
the northwest corner OF the center OF the
Main Exhibition Hall. The College never
was in as fourishing condition as at pres
ent. The samples Of penmanship exhibit
ted attract the attention of the visitors.
are the little girl "Cherry Pipe" the Reso-
lutions of Respect by the Wheeling Teach.
ers' Associations, relative to the death OF
Mr.. w. F. Gaskins, both executed by
common steel pen by Elmer F. Frasher,
and are particularly deserving OF mention.
The College has now enrolled about eighty
pupils aid is constantly increasing in popu-
Isrity as the leading establishment OF its
kind in this locality. To all parties desir.
ing thorough, practical education, as well
as a thorough knowledge of the English
branches, we would recommend the Ma
tional Business College. The night school
has at present a larger attendance than at
any time in the history OF the school.
Mr.. JOHN FR1EDEL's exhibit of fine Barbe-
team and maiolica ware, together with
several finely decorated French China
game sets and ice cream and salad sets, at
tract universal attention. One fine Bar6e-
team lamp valued at $40, is perhaps the
finest OF the kind ever offered for sale in
this city. Besides the above his display OF
ANTIQUE ware, handsome plaques, flower
vases, toilet sets, epeirus, &C., make up one
of the most handsome collections in the
way of china and glassware ever shown in
Wheeling. Amongst the items particularly
deserving of mention are one fine library
lamp especially useful where there are
children, as il can be suspended and moved
up and down and consequently easily placed
beyond their reach; one Barbetean lamp
valued at $40; one hand painted French
china game set; and one ice cream and salad
set of the same kind of ware, together with
an endless variety Of useful and ornamental
articles.
THE Hayes Carriage Company, OF Colum-
bus, Ohio, have un exhibition In the h5Ti-
cultural Hall, tive very fine finished, light
Jobs, one light top wagon, the other
platform spring phaeton. Both have been
awarded first premiums. For fine work
manShip these jobs are little ahead Of
anything of this kind lately seen in
Wheeling. This company make speciality
of ncat-proportiOned, plain, but finely FIN:
ished work. They enjoy the patronage OF
the best people in Columbus, and since
their removal from Wheeling to Column
bus, they have established a reputation for
fine work second to none in the State. This
work was not built for exhibition, but was
taken from their assortment of stock on
hand, and is well worthy of close inspec-
ton.
VIM. Schwertfeger's Display
in the Main Hall, at the State Fair, attracts
the attention of all, and is highly cOmpli-
mented. He has an elegant display OF fine
harness. saddles, trunks, &c. Special at
tention is paid to the extra fac set of
double harness and two sets of single har-
ness. He also displays an elegant all sole
leather trunk, leather lined, which would
evidently defy the physical efforts of the
baggage Smasher. These goods are all his
own manufacture, and compete fayorably
with those manufactured either East or
West. Visitors to the fair are invited 10
call at his store room No. ll46 Main street,
where he has on hand complete and ele-
CANT stock of harness, saddles, trunks,
satChcls, lap robes, and everything pertain
ing to the business.