Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
FAIRMONT
Again Settles Down to Business-The Local
Events.

Again Settles Down to BusineBs-The Local
Events.
Special to the Register.
FMRNoNT, November l5.-After all the
excitement and worry attendant upon a
great election to settle down to our usual
quiet and enjoy our wonted apathy again is,
indeed, % consummation devout'y to be
wished" That is about the condition Of
our town at present. The only excitement
we have had for whole week was on last
Saturday night, when few fervent souls
filed themselves with snake medicine and
pranced up and down the streets bowling
ard swearing that they would ."have her by
peace or by war" But we observe that these
bowling warriors are the men who didn't
Geht during the recent unpleasantness, but
bottled their Immense stock Of patriotism
and held it for further orders. We venture
now that if war should occur they would
have to be drafted and forced into the
ranks at the point OF the bayonet.
Generally, our people are showing good
sense in this matter. and are willing to
abide By the result, no matter what it shall
Dc, and the most Of us have no difficulty in
guessing at the outcome.
Mavor Fisher found it necessary to issue
q proclamation on Monday last calling on
all good citizens TO keep cool and quiet and
to assist him in preserving order. This has
had soothing effect and now those thirst
ers after blood will be muzzled if it be-
comes necessary.
A Movement
is on foot among enthusiastic Democrats
here TO arrange for grand demonstration
at some convenient time IN the near future.
II the thing msterializes we expect to see
something that the Oldest inhabitart never.
dreamed OF. Various smaller towns near
here will also glerify and political blowouts
will probably entirely displace big meeting
and literary exhibitions in this county dur
ing the coming winter.
, Prof. Thomas C.. Miller is having erected
a handsome brick residence on the Morgan
town pike, Just outside Of the borough lin,
its. When completed it will be one of the
handsomeSt and most desirable homes in
town.
Contractor James Hair finished the
grading and stOning of Quincy street this
week. This is the best improvement that
has been made in our town for some time,
and it shove that our City Dads know where
to spend Rpney
To Advantage.
The mill and factory Of the GAINESVILLE
Manufacturing Company were stopped last
week in consequence of the giving out OF
their boiler, whick will need to be replaced
by q new one.
Work at our mines is improving. CASTOR
has orders for coal equal to its capacity for
shipping; Central is busy as usual and is
making coke, and West Fairmont is work
ing fuller now than it has since January
last. All these mines, as well as Palestine,
will send exhibits to the New Orleans Cotton
Centennial and Worlds Exposition,
Personal.
Alex. Bebout A. j. Stone, DR.. J. Fl.
Brown6eld. Lee Reuiheimer, J. 5. Jackson
and John b. Crane attended the Masonic
Grand Lodge at Wheeling this week.
John w. Irwin. our popular and enterpris-
ing Young landlord. returned from Balti-
more this week.
Miss Jennie Raymond will go to Baiti,
more next week on visit to friends and
relatives.
Miss Ella Jackson. Of Weston, a charm
ing aud accomplished young lady. viii visit
friends in Pairmont soon.
We learn that Miss Anas hstorY, o.