Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
nARrrx,s FERRY MELaxaE.
GeueraI Small TaIk Of . Busy Little
Town.

Town.
Potatoes we're selling On the streets yes
tsrdsy at fifty cents Q bushel. This u
pretty cheap for good potatoes. but some
predict they will be as low as % cents as
there is a very large crop. >.
Miss Carrie Cattell, who has been visit.
ing friends in the vicinity OF MI Pleasant
for the last four or hye weeks, returned
home Monday accompanied BY her sister,
Miss Emma
III. A. Mcclure, formerly Of the Standard
hoe house on Second street. has moved
his goods and family to Beaver, Pa, where
he expects to reembark in the shoe buS-
Jsek Thompson, H~ineyweck and some
BODY else went q fishing yesterday.
Mr.. Hans Burris, the clever proprietor oil
the Grant House in Mt. Pleasant, was IN
town yesterday, accompanied by his daugh'
ter Lizzie.
sgeDt, made o flying visit to Toronto yes
Mr. B. f. Brady, the Washington street
dry goods man, left yesterday for Calitor-
mis-, where he expects to spend foul OF nVe
Nose McCann came home Sunday from
Petersburg but was again s9mmonsed by
telegraph Yesterday. He left yesterday
morning for the above place. They seem
to be having a serious time over the scio'o'
Tomas trial,
r. P. ]. Drennen returned from Parkers.
burg last evening.
Business still continues dull put the
prospects for the fall trade are good.
To morrow will be the last opportunity
you will have to pay your taxes.
John Clifford had three very hne pigs
killed by the ~ O'Clock passenger train yss-
terday.
Mont Romick is home from Pittsburgh
on q visit. ~
Miss Cora Sloan, who has been visiting
friends at Caalton, o., for the last three
weeks, returned home Yesterday.
Mrs. James Mcintosh is visiting her
parents at Allegheny City. ,.
,vGvv&n Moore has e9Q9ataEaStesaL u 10 0H'iH IA =
Canard Summers.
Ed. ONeil is having an addition put to
his tailor shop or Fourth street.
The forge department at the .Etna mill
started up Monday.
The Dude Hunting and Fishing CLUB
left last night for Short Creek, where they
will spend a couple OF weeks in rustlcatlng.
The members consist OF Steve Clark, Cap
rsin Harry Pugh, Secretary and Treasur'
er; Herman Griffith will kindle the fire
and make the coffee; Frank Wallace n
Will Pugh will accompany them as d
guards. 1t is not necessary for us 10 men
ton anything about the milk houses
cornfields, ETC., so we won't. The boys
have our best wishes for a good time.
Joseph Woody, a young man employed
at Mann's foundry, and Alice Talbert we're
made man and wife at st. Clairsville last
Wednesday.
The picnic to be given under the aus
pices OF the Ladies Union Benevolent 90.
ciety next Friday. the 81 inst, at De-
laney's Grove, near Burlington, promises
TO be the grandest affair OF the season. a
general invitation is extended TO all. The
ladies will be expected 10 look after the
grub department and see that their baskets
are we'll filled, for we expect to be there,
aud our capacity for getting away with
good things is immense. Arrangements
have been made to have the aCcOnmOda
ton train stop at the Sherman House TO
take on any one wishing to go from the
lower end OF town. The fare for the round
trip will be the large sum OF ten cents;
children the same price. Bring your taml'
lies, and bring girls if you have, one II not,
bring somebody else's and help her carry
her basket. Mr.. Delaney has very kindly
donated the use OF the grove for this Occa
sion, and il is the request of the ladies' IN
charge that there will be no trespassing on
other parts of his farm.
The forge department OF the Laughlin
mill will start up next Monday in full.
Mrs. NJ. Pugh and children left yesterday
for a two weeks visit among friends near
Georgetown, Ohio.
Mr.. A. q. Snow, DR.. J. D. HObensack'S
gentlemsnly drug clerk, took in the grand
ball at the Globe House in Bellaire, Mon
day night, snd reports a lively time.
Miss Annie Winning, a charming young
lalr ~ StauhaDvilla who has hppn in 0uF
city for sometime past, returned home yes
terday.
Isaac Wagner's oldest daughter is con.
fined TO her room with diphtheria.
Mr.. W. f.. Wins, OF Wheeling was over
Yesterday calling on the boys.