Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-24

ten of colored society, and this event Wiil
he celebrated with great eclat. a large
number of guests are invited, many OF
them from Wheeling and other points.
Another batch of witnesses went up to
st. Clairsville yesterday to give evidence IN
the case of Danfee vs.. Giffen. This is an
action to decide the location OF line divid,
ing the farms of the two parties, and Is OF
considerable interest in the neighborhood:
Mr.. William +. Beardmore and wife OF
Woodsfeld, Monroe county, passed through
the city to day en- route for Denver, Col.
Mr.. B. is interested to q considerable ex.
tent in mines in that State and goes out TO
oversee the working OF them. 1t is said
that his mines are good paying ones, and
he may conclude to locate there perman-
BilIy Orr, of Orr, Brown Co., wholesale
druggists of Columbus, O., is in the city
on business.
The Young Mems Christian Association
will meet at their rooms in the Disciples
Church tomorrow friday evening. The
topic for discussion at this meeting Will De
"Helpfulness." Their discussions are u.s.
Jolly quite spirited and interesting.
Russell Westlake, a former Bellaire boy,
and Who has been for some time working
in a glass house in Hamilton, Ont, Is
home Tor a short visit TO his mother in the
First ward.
rbirty.three Italians were sent out on
The Il. &C. r. r. yesterday morning.
They will be put to work on the extension
of this road, which is being pushed forward
as fast as men and money can possibly
push it.
proprietors of the Globe mills, lately
bought $50 bags of A No. wheat at Mays
Vile, Ky. They are having it shipped here
by the steamer st. Laurence. These gen.
tlemen have one OF the finest and best ar
ranged mills in Eastern Ohio, and their
work, as we'll as their mill, is an honor 10
The foundation of John Huf'man's new
residence in the First ward is about COM
pleted.
Mr.. Charles J. Gill left yesterday morn
ing for Pittsburgh on business.
Mr.. Ed Kelley, of Gilleland's hat store,
is of duty this week nursing carouncie
on his neck.
\. L. Marsh is out at the county at
tending court IN
james NJ. Reese, Esq, of St. Clairsville,
was down yesterday on legal business,
Miss Mamie Dickinson. pleasant little
lady from the interior Of the State, is the
guest Of her grand mother, Mrs. 3. A.
Wescott, OF the First ward.
Strawberry festivals are beginning to
loom mp as future possibility:
Tuesday night at Steubenvllle, Mr.. Il.
Creighton, brakeman on freight tram
No. IS, while making a coupling, was caught
between the bumpers and had his arm
badly crushed. He was brought to this
CITY where his injuries were attended to,
and he was sent to his home at Industry,
Pa. Yesterday morning.
Last evening, Miss Flora Savage fell dewn
a pair of stairs and had her head slightly
cut.
Eugene Rider has returned from the
East.
South, building a mill, for SOME months.
returned home and speaks highly OF the
lower country.
The c. & ?. r. Il Co will make another
change of time Oh next Sunday, the pres
ent schedule not proving altogether salts
tory. The new schedule will make COnsid-
cradle change in the time OF leaving here
The through train that leaves here now al
| o'clock +. NJ. will not leave until about
3;45 r. NJ, and the train that leaves here
now at 1910 A. NJ. will not leave until
about u NJ. This will do away with the
three hours waiting at Wellsyille and make
close connections on the main line for the
East. The exact time OF the arrivals ana
departures have not been fully determined
vet. The Welsville and Martins Ferry
accommodations will probably not be
changed.
DR.. J. G. Mccullough is in st. Clairsville
attending court.