Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02

formerly OF this place, Il Wishing friend'
Grsbam DenweII,a colored attorney o.
Springfield, vas in town Wednesday OF
I'd. n. tIasch, Esq, representative Of J
in EXPOSITION Hall. where he Will disp ~
clothing during the fair this week.
The County Commissioners meet in reg
ular session to- morrow.
Mr.. Minerva Emerson and two daugh'
tiers, of ChicaRo. who have been visiting
relatives in this town and vicinity fof
some time past, returned home on Tues,
day. -,
for welday's Hall, Thursday and Friday
evenings, the two last days Of the fair;
Oscar Townsend, General Manage o. the
c., l.. & W.. road, accompanied by his lam
liz and niece. came up over the Northern
on Tuesday, in his special car, and spent
the day in seeing the sights 81
CIairsyille. In the evening the party was
serenaded by the st. Clairsville band.
Miss Mary Bigger, Of Hopedsle, is visit
ing friends and relatives in town.
Joel Elliott of Louisville, moved to
town on Thursday. -,
Prof. Tony White, Of this place, will
make 8 balloon ascension at the Wood
neId falr on sep. lStn. m
The Doudna Brothers. OF Birnesville,
who made the new we'll on the fair grounds,
have made two or three m IRE since, In this
place.
Rev. Robert Alexander, went to Pitts.
burgh, on Wednesday, to attend q meeting
of the Bosrd of Trustees OF the Western
Theological Seminary.
David Tatum, Of Cleveland, lectured on
temperance in the Court House, on Friday
evening.
A. J.. Baggs, manager OF the p. w.
Coal Co., and family, Of Bridgeport accom-
panied by Misses Alice and Celitia Gray,
of Greensboro, Pa, came up and spent the
dsy Wednesday, at the National.
Nine of our ball boys went to Barnesyilie
on Thursday to play the Athletics, and IN
the sixth inning the score stood thirteen to
seven in favor Of st. Clairsville, when the
GAINESVILLE boys objected to q decision OF
the umpire, snd because they could not
bull-doze him into changing it, baby-like
Quit the game. The Athletics are gaining
an unenviable reputation as a lot OF blowers
and kickers, and there is q disturbance in
almost every game they have a hand In,
which they charitably blame on the other
club every time. Strange it Is only with
the Athletics these unpleasant things &C.
cur.
Another wedding, in which a young
Wheeling gentleman will carry of another
Of our fair daughters, Is booked for this
week. The REGISTER will be duly informed
OF the event.
W. A. Dillon, of Wheeling, was register
ed at the National on Wednesday.
W. C. Young, of Harper Bros. Wheeling
hat store, was on a business trip here dur
ing the past week. :.
/. Y Allen, the veteran Democratic edi-
tor Of Bellsire, but who wrongfuily per
sists in calling your correspondent a Ne'
publican, was up on Tuesday to see how
the committee worked.
We noticed John c. Mitchell, OF Bellaire,
Democratic candidate for Recorder, and
Ed I r Anderson, OF the Independent, on
our streets Friday.
IN Friday morning while Mrs. Mary
Kennon, widow OF the late Judge VIM.
Kennon, was examining some article in
the up.stpirs OF J. Boroff e.. Sons grocery,
she accidentally stepped through an open
hatchway, falling some eleven feet to the
floor beneath. She was carried TO her home
on the opposite side Of the street, when a
hasty examination showed that no bones
were broken, although her body was terri
bly bruised on one side. At this writing
il is impossible to say how seriously she
may be injured, but the worst is to be
feared, owing to her advanced age.
Miss Jessie Bailey, Of Colerain township,
returned hone on Friday after a two
weeks visit to Miss Pratt.
The Villa Combination has made ar
arrangements TO commence their enter
tainment early on Friday evening. after
which the 81. Clairsville dancing club will
hold their annual dance.