Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-20

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OAKLAND, July 19.-Arrivals at the Oak.
| land Hotel-Jas. J.. Oyster and John Z
Kendall, Washington, d. C. ,ss.
Hon. 8. S. Cox and wife, New York city.
L. W. Foulke and family, Chillicothe, D.
Geo. Adams. Of Wheeling wa sceptical
on the enterprise Of the Wheeling RsaIs.
TER to furnish the daily mara At our sum.
mer resorts, but is now convinced that 1t
can be done.
Deer Park Hotel arrivals-Horses Croll,
York, Penna. In III.
F. L. Hammond and wife, Elljcott City,
Miss N. e, Garrett maid snd coachman,
Geo. K. Chandler. Baltimore, Md. asa
w. H. Smith, B. 4 o. r. r
CharlesG. Lord, Columbus, o.
/ l.. G. kilbourn, Governors Guards.
H. B. Ferguson, Wheeling, w. Va.
NJ Bland, Weston, W. Va
Mrs. J. w. Walterhouse, Toledo, Ohio.
In the camp of the Goyerunr's Guards
last night thSU sWas considerable gnt
among the boys.
Mr.. ]. D. Hunner, OF the Fourth Dayton
formerly O resident Of Piedmont, w. Va.
He was born Iear Cumberland, Nd. Mr..
B. is a member of Reed Commandery No.
6, knights Templar, also Of Cincinnati, o.,
Consistory Scottish Rite Mason. 2sd de.
gree.
Rev. Chas. r. Hale, d. D., will preach
to the Governors Guards, next Sunday ut
II A. NJ, in the Chapel
Did you hear the big, can.
non, this morning said the obliging
clerk at the Deer Park Hotel. mo" was
the reply: why, great gIacious' it blew
Chas. G. Lord, of the Governors Guards,
is editor OF the Ohio Law Journal. Mr.. L.
thinks We have grand country for health.
Quartermaster Burdell was under arrest
last night for disturbing the peace OF the
camp.
1t has been the practice OF the Governors
Guards to hold q prize drill every two
months, at which time a very handsome
gold badge mounted with jewels, valued at
5000, is awarded to the member of the COM
pany who drills best. Acting Seargent
Turner has worn this badge for the past
two months, having won it at the last
prize drill. On next Friday at 3 P. N. the
prize drill will again take place in the
present camp ground. A. cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
W. o. Lalford will probably visit the
boys on his way from Washington, d. G.
Drum-Major Jack is missed very much by
the boys.
Capt Doty. former commander OF the
Governors Guards, is expected every day.
The boys will be glad to see him.
Miss Mary Garrett, who has been at her
fathers cottage for day or more superin-
tending the arrangement OF the new furni-
ture for the cottage, returned to Baltimore
last evening. Last evening your corre-
spondent called at the cottage
TO see what progress had been made in fin
ishing the same. Miss Mary Garrett cor.
daily received the stranger at the door and
admitted him into the rooms on the first
floor. The furniture is oil fine in quality
and chosen with good taste.
Hon. S. S. Cox, Representative from New
York City, is q guest at the Oakland Hotel.
Mr.. r. 8. Donaldson, Of Pittsburgh, who
is guest at the Deer Park Hotel, drove to
that place in a buggy, a distance OF 100
miles. He speaks in glowing terms OF the
scenery.
Mr.. Cocoran and party, under care OF n.
S. Hill, General Passenger Agent Of the b.
& o., made an excursion to cheat River this
morning in Third Vice President spencsr's
private car.
Glades House arrivals: f. c. Flaccus,
Wheeling, w. Va; Louis Pracht, Jr.,
Wheeling, W. Va; b. X. Codwise, Mary
land; Miss Susan Kinney, Miss Minnie
Warner, Mrs. B. L. Bray, Geo. Warner,
James J: Kelley and sister, Baltimtre; X.
T. Wilson, Wheeling.