Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22
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Last night the Cleveland and Hendricks
club met at CityH all and decided to turn out
in full uniforufand go to Darlington tonight
20 participate in Notification, and to MI.
Pleasant next Wednesday night to take III
the big oyster supper in honor OF the recent
National victory. The Mt. Pleasant folks
viii come down and take them out IN
wagons.
Yesterday Mrs. W. C. Hynes left for
Glover's Gap to speuk a week or ten days
With friends.
The Standard mill win resume work next
Monday. also the L.aughlin if everything Is
ready. The nailers are busy on their ma
chimes.
Subscribe for the REGISTER and you will
know all the Subscribe for the
daily or Sunday; received at 0ng's drug
store or Darrah's drug store.
On Thursday night, Ohio City Lodge, h
of p, No. 81, visited Black Prince, OF Bel
laire, and were entertained with a good
supper.
For rent, cheap, three four roomed houses
in the Standard addition. Apply to Am
bros Beard, at the Standard mill.
Mr.. NJ. Sheebs has severed his connection
with the Elson Glass Works and will travel
for Mckee Il Bros. Glass Works Of Pitts
burg. Mr.. Sheebs is q practical glass man
and intensely popular. BY his resignation
the Elson has lost a valuable man.
Episcopal services will be held at the
prasbvtarian church m. morroy.
Tonight the Rechabites viii give a social
and entertainment in Commercial Hall.
The family of Rev. J. b. Fitzpatrick, Of
Huntington, W. Va who have been visiting
Mr.. j. P. Clark for several weeks, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Nellie Sedgwick, of ST. Clairsville,is
the guest of Miss Anna Green.
The Shreve Literary Society elected the
following officers yesterday afternoon:
President, Louis Rotharmond; Vice Presi-
dent, Miss Anna Green; Secretary, Mortimer
Williams; Treasurer, Geo. Spence; Critic,
Fred. Jones. The meeting was very inter
esting. Misses Flora Williams and May
McKim rendered some excellent singing
and an interesting debate took place. The
o~-estion was resolved that Arctic explora-
tons be discouraged. The alternatives were
Louis Rothermond and Charles Lewis and
the negatives Mortimer William and Joseph
Wier. The former won'by a vote Of three
TO Two.
The Granger Bros. will appear at Com
mercial Hall next Monday night and expose
s~piritualism in the full glare Of light
The drug store OF Cox & McSxords is
a well stocked with fresh supply Of drugs,
also toilet articles, perfumery goods and
lamps OF the latest designs. Mr.. Thomas
Proctor, the we'll known p~rescriptionist OF
Wheeling, is always on hands.
The Democrats of Mt. Pleasant and VI
einity will give a big oyster supper next
Wednesday night. They have sent a special
invitation to the Democratic club Of this
and promise to come after them in wagons
and promise 800 for the purpose if neces-
sary.
Mrs. John Fenpimore, Mrs. Benz. Exley
and Mrs. VIM. Woodruff are still quite
sick. -.
Lulu Hurst, the electric girl, will visit
Martins Ferry this winter.
Messrs. Boyd, Ong ard Cattell have beau
lifed their residences on Fourth street with
splendid wire fences.
The manufactures, the trains, the ierry
boat and all kinds Of vehicles continue to
run, our people to walk, talk and live; the
telegraph and telephone to carry messages;
the ROSTERS to crow, the hens to eackle, the
dogs to bark and bite, the cats to prowl
around at night, the COW to give milk;
butter that never saw a COW to
be sold for pure, fresh country butter-just
so, the dairyman to (not)..water his milk,
the druggist to sell pills. squills and pare
goric, the tailor to make coats, men to get
drunk, and new saloons to start mp, the
pretty depot to remain, no prospects Of wa.
Ter nor gas, the new telephone company to
boom, the farmer and the merchant to charge
as much as ever, the girls to powder, paint,
wear bangs, promenade, tirt and eat candy
as much as ever, the boys to fight and play
marbles, people to gossip and talk about
their neighbors, and the stars, sun and
moon to shine, Notwithstanding the election
of Cleveland. The new moon even made
its appearance last night, and the wheat and
corn will continue to grow.
Free oyster soup at Walter Aurelus'
Saloon (Jennie Craig's old stand) this even
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