Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-28
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Z Among the strangers in the city yester-
day were: O. r. Psrmelee, OF Cleveland,
WA. King, Detroit; w. ID. Kelley, Day
ton: +. A Dubois, Shelley. o.; W. ID.
Ruthage, Philadelphia; Geo. Myers, Balti-
Thomas baltimore; ii. J. Bachtel, Canton !;
Geo Sheppard, Barnesville; James Wood,
baltimore: James E. Thalburg, Iowa City.
The Hey wood Minstrel Troupe, eighteen
in number, stopped at the Belmont yester-
IA Fitzpatrick. Jr., left for Pittsburgh
Yesterday to work in 4 mill.
Miss Stella and Miss Lille Gratigney, OF
Bealsyille, are the guests OF Mr.. George
Myers.
people residing on Gravel Hill, recently
concluded to tender surprise to MISS Nag.
gle Schramm. Last night was the evening
fixed. Accordingly fifteen couples met sna
iown. where they were entertained with
the greatest OF hospitality. Fruits, conIec-
lions, etc, were served in abundance, ana
ali the participants enjoyed themselves In :
p Dunning. of Gravel HILL, who has
n. en- visiting friends In Pit;sburg for some
weeks, returned last night.
Business was dull yesterday. -.
The Silver Star Club are organizing l'-
erary society.
trip through the country in the interests
of II. 4. Hess.
tire sixth anniversary by 81 wing an enter
tsinment at their hall Oct 10th. Tnere
will be dancing turning, war club SWING
spg, speaking, etc.
John Watts tables have arrived and they
MT Joseph Robinson, of the SO cent
store, was married to Miss Bell, OF Wheel
ing, last night.
DR.. A. Grafton has opened fine restau-
rant on Union street.
A seven wear old con of George A. Jen-
nings, the Belmont street grocer, died yes
terday morning. =,
Conductor Burkhead's wounds look we'll,
he is rational and remote hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
About thirty Bellsire people attended the
Woodsfield fair, yesterday.
For their limited rolling stock the Bell
siIe, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati roaG is do
ing an immense business.
81, Butte, Of The b., 2. & c. depot had his
thumb mashed on Tuesday while loading
stone. -
? Edward Johnson ana WlIe, Ol tne riIst
ward, have separated.
H, Henry is expected next month.
Miller Able has completed the erection
of a handsome two story frame residence
on the corner of Union and Twenty-seventh
streets.
Mrs. John T. Bglow aud family have re-
turned from an extended trip through
Massachusetts,.
Yesterday afternoon engine No. l4i, OF
the b. & o. yard, vas pulling a couple OF
cars under the Union street bridge, when
very suddenly it jumped the track aud
started in the wrong direction, going
directly towards the National House and
Passing over two tracks before stopping.
Two engines and a large force Of men we're
put to work at replacing it, and at this
writing are still engaged, having succeeded
in getting it almost back on the track. No
damage save the tearing up OF the track.
The accident caused some excitement, and
attracted several hundred persons.
Hon. C. A. Boutelle will speek here in
October.
A number of Bellaire iron.workers ex-
pected to go to Chicago last night, but on
account OF the request to hold off, another
twenty-four hours did not 60.
Heywood's Minstrels entertained good
crowd at City Hail. last night. Their band
paraded the streets, yesterday, and did some
fine playing.
H. W. Meek received barge load Of fine
melons from down the river, yesterday.