Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-23
WEDDING BELLS
Soon to Ring Out GIadnsss Ia stsu-
benviIle.
A Peep at Some Coming Matrimonial
Events - Political Gossip
Farewell Sermon.
HpecsaI 10 the ReotstH.

s~rxuBKsv1LLK, O, September 1.-TWO
prominent and popular young gentlemen
of this city viii Don become
Next "Wednesday, September q, MI. Joseph
Nicholson, of this city will lead to the altar
Miss ACHE Underwood, of Cross Greek
township. this county. The ceremony
will take place at St. James Church, I'M
will be witnessed by q large number OF In
yited guests. Both Mr.. Nicholson ana miss
Underwood are well known l THIS city!
and their hundreds of personal friends ana
acauaintances look forth to the happy
event with much pleasure.
Cards are also Out
fer the marriage Of Mr.. Will Daugherty
and Miss Sallie Gregg, both OF this city,
which will take place next Wednesday
week. Mr.. Daugherty is q popular young
gentle, and was for q long time engagea IN
the lumber and steamboat business. MISS
Gregg is the accomplished daughter Oh
James Gregg, ESQ.,, OF the firm OF Sherrard,
Mooney & Co, bankers, and is q very popu-
lar member of steubenyille society:
Several other weddings are Dol Tor
the coming season, and the average Steu-
benyille young man has come 70 the con-
clusion that il lis not well TO De alone.
The Political wheel
hiss commenced to 60 round and the cam-
psign has fairly opened in Jefferson
county.
Senator Pendleton opened the Democratic
campaign here on last Monday night, and
Judge Lawrence, First Comptroller OF the
United States Treasury, spoke for the Re
publicans at Richmond, this county, on
Wednesday afternoon.
The election comes off two weeks from
ne 1t Tuesday, and yet there Is no excite'
ment whatever about the result inns
county is strongly Republican. but the
Democrats are very hopeful OF elecang
their candidate for Representative, Hon:
John A. Kithcart. Kithcart was elected
two years ago to the oao by over two
hundred majority. His opponent in that
race was the irrepressible Bob Love, who
was so beautifully laid out for mayor by
McCourville, last spring. ,,
Ben Linduff is the Republican candidate
for Representative this year, and there are
q Eumber OF people, Republicans as we'll as
Democrats, who think Kithcart will have
the same kind Of a walk over this year as
he did two years ago. However, both men
are hard at work, and both confident OF
success.
in this section are solid for Hoadly, and
will vote for him to a man.
The only fuss being made is by the Sec:
end amendment people, but the extent OF
their fuss is all wind.
A large number OF Steubenyillians took
advantage Of the cheap rates and went TO
Cincinnati this week. The Pittsburgh ex-
curs,ons also took a goodly number.
John Trainer and Solicitor Reynolds are
in Cincinnati.
Rev. W. R. Grange has gone to Michigan
on 3 short trip.
Vhe ladies of the Turverein Society gave
a ost successful hop at Turner Hail
Thursday evening OF this week. The large
hall was crowded with young people, who
ripped the light fantastic to the strains OF
kramer's Orchestra.
John Campbell, well known as leader Of
7he TeIegraphers' brotherhood,
7 as in the city visiting his brother and
sister last evening. Campbell looks non
the worse since his tilt with Jay Gould,
and says there are better days coming.
The Wellsburg Fair drew a large crowd
from this city during its existence. Next
week we have the Smithfied Fair, which
will be well p%atroHized.
Doc Maxwell and Dave johnson went to
Pittsburgh last Monday to see the Smoky
City by sunlight.
tx Marshal Jimmy Doyle, one OF the
most popular officials Steubenville ever
bad, with his wife, are visiting their old
home. They row reside at Alliance.
DR.. Alfred Elliot and bride, nee Miss
Rattle Gallagher, are home from their bri.
dial tour
Miss Name stokelg is among her numer.
Gus Wheeling friends.
DR.. McI.ane, who ii will remembered
was expelled from
The Presbyterian Church
for htresy, a few months ago, and who
since became q Congregationalist, is 10
preach his farewell sermon in the Second
Presbyterian church This old church, on to
morrow night. Wonder what the Presby-
terry will say to that? The Doctor goes to
New York.
Miss Ella Morrison, formerly OF this city,
but now OF Pittsburgh, is the guest Of Miss
Lizzie Cochran.
Miss Ella Wallace, daughter of w. II.
Wallace, Esq, has gone TO Vassar.
DR.. Sauer. Democratic candidate for State
Senator in this Senatorial district, OF
Columbian county, was in town Thurs
day and made many friends.
Some of the boys came home from the
Wheeling races with lighter pockets than
when they went-and some didn't.
Miss Eoline Spaulding arrived home this
week from Milwaukee, where she has been
visiting friends.
Steubenville possesses the biggest glut.
" yCl OI w oulloSC' AllS huLiV ~ 4 iuu
house, and he is employed at the Acme
glass house. Monday evening last he went
TO Buche's saloon, IN the Fifth ward, and
ate twenty.seven plates of turtle soup, in
Guiding one dish that had been mixed with
carbon oil. To-day Harry Eader, an en-
ploye OF the same works as ~Frankhouse,
challenged the latter to a turtle soup eat.
ing contest, for $40 a side, which will take
place at Snyder's saloon tonight. Frank
house says he will eat twenty.seven pla ties
il they don't run out OF soup, and Eader
says he can beat him. The fun will COM
mence at 8 o'clock.
Rob Mooney will leave this city, next
week, for Germany, to pursue his studies.
G. B. Doty, Esq, arrived home to-day,
from an extended eastern tour, including
the New England States.
The engine at the Jefferson Iron Works
broke down to-day, after only running a
week. 1t will necessitate q short stoppage
to repair it.
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