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

The DE- mand for last Sundays edition OF
the REGISTER far exceeded the supply.
Stewart Dalzell and lady, of Allegheny,
Pa, are visiting Commodore B. W. Hum
pbrey.
PuTdy & Jackson, millers, are shipping
large quantities of new wheat TO the east
via the B..
Captain Hanson Enswell has the western
fever. A first class cyclone is a good remedy
for such complaints. He should interview
Barr McPeek.
The opening of the public schools on
Monday has been postponed indefinitely on
account of the raging of a yirulent type OF
scarlet fever. New cases are reported almost
daily and the situation is quite alarming.
We learn of no action being taken by the
Sanitary Committee tending to stay It's
progress.
Tied mand for brick has been good forthe
past six months and is something uapre-
cedented. Thus far over 100000 have been
burned, and the number will reach over
l.5OO, 600 before the close of the season.
Carpenters, brick and stone masons and
lsborers in general are in demand and de-
mand good wages.
Mavor Weaver and wife returned Friday
last from an extensive trip through the
East.
Miss Ada Dolbear, of Benwood, is visit
ing Miss Alice Sawyers, Of the First ward.
T. NJ. Faye, special correspondent OF the
chicago News, autographed at the Wash
iuston House on Thursday last.
Dr. w 5. SimoRtOn, OF Cameron, mas
been spending a week at the Mound City
Hotel. The DR.. has many friends in this
place who always give him a hearty well
come. II
The inquiry, "Where do all the pins g2T'
might be answered by the gentleman Sho
took Il seat OH the box in front OF R1yce's
drug store and got up without assistance.
Anyhow, he can answer Or one.
Dir. s. B. Stidger is still quite i'll.
Henrietta expects 10 have his new hotel
completed by the 1T OF November.
Prot. Chase, of Cameron, was in town
Yesterday.
The sale of the Mason farm, above Ben
wyCd, has been postponed until the 18th
OF September.
Grapes are plentiful and from
80 cents to IL per bushel. -.
DO our camp ground visitors consider 1t
an evidence of refinement and mOdesty
while driving through our streets to be
sit cling Bye, ba be, bye babe, good bye,
my lover, good bye" They might be ex-
Cusable If their voices were not so discord-
AMI, but Oh, "heavenings," such singing
The invading of the sacred precincts of
the independent republic of the county Of
Marshall by a special correspondent OF the
Chicago News, was the occasion OF consid-
cradle nervousness and various conJectures
on the part of a number of persons. He
was taken for, one of Piukerton's detec.
tiveS, an attaChe of the French Legation,
Freddie GebharGt and Oscar Wilde.
Tim Stiilwell has purchased Brooks con-
fectionery, on b street.
The funeral of Benjamin Briggs took
place on Thursday. His remains were in
tered in Mount Rose cemetery.
Rev. Woods, of Parkersburg, will preach
Sabbath morning and evening at Trinity
p. T.. church.
Stella, daughter of j. II. McCarriher,
died at the residence of her brother-in.law,
Edward Picket, on Friday, the 3lst inst, OF
quick consumption.
l.. G. Martin, formerly a citizen OF this
place, but now of ROsby's Rock, will leave
with his family shortly for Southern
Kansas, where he will reside permanently.