Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
FAST AND FANCY FLYERS
That skim Along over wheeling's
smooth BOuleyards.

smooth BOuleyards.
Wheeling boulevards, when the dust is
nicely laid by soft shower, present gay
and attractive appearance. Lovers OF
bIooded horse flesh love to lnger on the
outskirts of the bouleyards and gaze on
the flyers as they shoot by. These are
some of the horses they see:
Mr. Alex. Young drives and rides Ken
lucky pony that can out-buck mule
colt.
Mr.. Henry OFT drives frantic Broncho
that has been q pet in the family for many,
many years.
MIR. {. Burdet Hart, when unable to bor-
row the aforementioned BronchO, takes his
morning exercise on the w. & +. Il. l.. K
by means of free pass.
Mr. Brose List drives fine plug-so fine
that ore is able to see through him.
DR.. Ulrirh drives a steed that is proof
against motors.
Mr. LANCE drives a spirited nag that has
a number of good points about him-ln
fact, they seem all about him, and would
enable his owner TO dispense with hat
rack in case Of an emergency.
Mr. Benjamin BIer drives nag that IS
constantly falling through the binders.
Sheriff Brown drives a fine bay that
graduated in Street Car Company.
DR. HOge drives a fine bay stopper. The
other drivers always get out OF his Say-to
get ahead of him.
Clerk MCCDlloch had an exciting dash
with street car the other day.
DR. Bullsrd drives q handsome team OF
bays that can trot away down-and back
again, If given time.
MIR Bell LeatherwOOd, drives sorrel step
per, that can trOt around the track IN 5
minutes-that is u section OF railroad track.
Mr.. Frank Hearn drives roam plug
with feet like bushel measure.
Mr. Chris. Hess drives nOndescript that
used 10 belong 10 a plumber who kept him
very thin for pipe cleaning purposes.
Mr. K. A. McCabe, of LeatherwODd,
drives bay steed that beats time with
three legs.
Mr.. Murdoch, OF the Belmont, drives a
handsome stopper that can beat pa; that
is the price his friends claim he paid for
him.
DR.. Morris. of homeopathic fame. drives
a roam steed, that is a. fat as yard OF dish
water.
Mr.. John Rine drives a team of beauties
that can psce very low, that Is for their
size.
Al. Caldwell travels behind section Of
crowbaiI known as Where are We now?
Joe Speidel handles the ribbons over
fine team of carpenters horses.
Dr. Will Bates drives q spseder that none
can get anPad of on q narrow track.
John Hobbs has a chestnut team that
can trot q half mile in several minutes.
Mr.. Wilson Kelly drives plush-cOlored
animal that couldn't beat drum.
Mr.. Harry Franzheim uses up two whips
daily on his footrr, which looks like cross
between BARRIERS pole and telegraph
wire.
Mr.. Charles Fisher drives a handsome
sorrel of Kentucky descent. Mr., F. Drag
of having out-distsnced q switched.Of ex-
press train.
Col. Robert Delaplain drives a red headed
animal that if pushed could beat station
airy engine.
Hon. Nelson Whitaker drives a hand
some bay that can pass any train going in
the opposite direction.
Robert Crangle drives behind handsome
terra Gotta team that is able 10 dIstanc
any other double team OF the city-wuen
the latter are tied.
DR. Hidreth drives an old sOrrel stageT
that is able 10 get away With anything-lH
the way of prOyender
A. J. Haistead. of the ErsgiaJ Journal
drives purple c-Owbait that trayes On
three legs.
Squire Schultz takes his morning ride on
the rear end of a str &c; car.
Dr. Harvey is the wattiest driver on the
road; he wesrS eighteen button kids.
Mr. Sam Harrison, of the Mcclure House,
takes his daily exercise IN brisk walk un-
less taken up by some more fortunate
friends
Di Garrison is having coal cart removal.
ed as il the best vehicle IN which he Is
willing TO trust his delicate frame.
Captain Mcclure drives one of the fastest
horses on the road-that is on its feet