Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-20
snmoEroRrs sAssrou.
This A~fternsen, In Homer OF Grover Glove
lands Election.


lands Kiection.
This afternoon the grand Democratic
barbecue will take place at Feazieris. on the
National pike, Just one mile west Of Bridge.
port, and will certainly be a perfect success
in every particular, Notwithstanding the an.
expected snow. The night demonstration
in Bridgeport has been postponed on &C.
count OF the muddy streets. This. which
would have interfered with the barbecue to
a great extent, will now benefit it very ms.
t~erially. The arrangements are complete
and q large crowd is anticipated. Cousid-
cradle inquiry has been made about the
barbecue from adjoining towns and
from every indication it will be one Of the
largest spd >grardest demonstrations ever
held in this section Of the country. Demo
Gratis will come on trains, walk and come in
all kinds Of conveyances and bring with
them well filled baskets OF good things and
have = good old fashioned time. The SNOW
it is not thought, will interfere with the bar.
becue TO any extent. Il may the attendance
but not he enjoyment. People are deter
mined to attend and celebrate the election
of Grover Cleveland by eating bullock, and
having a FIRST class time regardless Of the
weather. One good old farmer was in town
yesterday and he said he was going to bring
his whole family if it rains pitch forks. The
derrick was put up Yesterday, the furnace
and pan are made, the bullock stuffed with
100 loaves Of bread, etc, and the work OF
roasting him began. Mr.. William
Proctor, of the CAFE. Brunswick. has
charge Of the roasting and will have
the bullock ready foi the hungry multitudes
and in superb stvle BY Don to-day. The
barbecue viii begin precisely at O'Clock.
In addition to the bullock there will be tur-
kew, chicken, dack, all kinds Of meats, oys.
tiers, bread and butter, pickles, cheese, and
many other good things to eat, and splendid
coffee and milk to drink; so all those At
tending can eat and be merry ssd laugh
and grow fat" BY the way We forget to say
that the Republican goose has been cooked
and will be served, also that same old
COON" Toasts and responses will be in
dulged in during the barbecue, cannon will
be fred, and such a time was never seen in
this part Of The country as there will be. All
are cordially invited regardless Of party or
color. Come one, come all, and see some
thing new and interesting.
Yesterday Mr.. Geo. +. Alderman. Of
Bryan, Ohio, and Miss Mary Motto, neice Of
Mr.. ". W. Holloway, were married at the
residence of Mr.. Holloway, in Kirkwood, by
Rev. Mr.. Keller, pastor Of the NJ. Z.
Church, OF Bridgeport The ceremony was
performed precisely at 9 q. m. The con.
CALCULATIONS followrd, after which an ele'
CANT lunch was served. The affair was a
very quiet one, only members Of the two
ia miles and a few relatives being present,
on account of u recent death in the family
of the bride. The newly married couple
left on the IL o'clock train fo- Bryan, their
future home, amid the best wishes Of their
friends.
In addition to the injuries Mr.. Jake Ehui
sustained, noted in Yesterdays REGISTER,
he bad several ribs broken aud may not re.
cover.
Oysters served in all styles at "Macks,"
10y or night.