Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-15
BRIDGEPORT.

lie following bTluecpuft itetnt were unaNOu
crowded cut oil our kuuday eJ lion.
Mr.. Liller, the lamp lighter, deserves
grest credit for the Bri!isncy Of our streets
these nights The oldes; inhsbitant cannot
RENE mber when the lamps were in better
| condition.
A fine Jersey Holstein calf was born on
II. L. Wells place few days ago This
cross is q new experiment with the result Of
which Mr.. Wells is highly pleased. He
hopes to be able TO add something to the
already fine reputation his locality has for
| good stock.
There will be special meeting Of Bel
mort Lodge, No. lG9, X. Of p, Saturday
morning, June 20, at 8 o'clock. Prior to
participating in the street parade with Bal.
timore Lodge they will picnic at the new
Fair Grounds Wheeling Island, that day.
Let all that can attend do go and make
this grand affair.
Thomas Donely is again able to be out
after three weeks illness.
Vii, Cook got in a car load Of corn yes
terday.
Geo Cook and wife, of Bellaire, are in
town visiting friends.
Nicholas Kuhn lost valuable hound Fri
day through an accident.
Mrs. Chas. Craig is laid up at her home
in Kirkwood from the effects ofa fall down
stairs some days ago.
N &. Smith, Superintendent Of the C.,
l.. 4 ". telegraph lines, was in town yes
terday on official business.
Mrs r. J. Alexander left Friday for
Aurora, n. Y. to attend the commence
mert exercises of Wells College, where her
daughter Minnie graduates next week with
first honors.
Business is looking up on the c., l.. 4
W. They put on another freight train TO-
morrow morning.
d. G. Banks returned TO his home, in
Baltimore, yesterday.
Prof. Orr and family are in Cleveland Wis
ting Mr. Orr's relatives.
They are at work on the dam in its new.
and We hope, proper location.
The festival given Thursday evening at
the Presbyterian Church, cleared $50.
Mrs II. + Wells is home again after
wei ks visit in Martins Ferry.
Miss Bessie Moore paid her many friends
fyipg visit yesterday.
North West returned last night from q
trip in the country.
a man named Reynolds lost q pocket.
book out the pike yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheeling
creek mines.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos Waterman are in Mt.
Pleasant visiting friends. They we're pres
ent At the commencement exercises Friday
night.
Phil McManus will have an opening at
the Two Mile Spring Garden platform on
Wednesday at I p. m. Best music will be in
attendance.
Mrs. Young, mother Of John Young, who
lives about mile west of town, died Friday
night of old age and general decrepitude.
She will be burned in Weeks cemetery, this
afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. Young was
very old and highly respected woman,
having reached the ripe otd age Of eighty.
FIVE years.
The funeral Of MrS McComas took place
on Friday, she being buried in Weeks Gem
etery. Mrs- MeComas was something over
SO years old.
4 six.year old child Of James Boggs died
at her home near St. Clairsville on Thurs.
dsy and vas buried in Week o cemetery yes,
tefdsy morning. She was up 70 time Of her
death apparently esjoyins perfect health.
but o post mortem examination revealed
the fact that her spleen had ceased 10 per-
form its function.
Having sold out my stock Of boots and
shoes and gents furnishing goods 70 Msssts.
wv. Fowler and 2. A. Drummond, viii,
il order to reduce my stock, sell st cost for
the next thirty days. r. A. MABEssY.