Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

EIs.M.E Cox hes reopensd ksr shosstors
In ber s.cfe room ct The heads Washngtoa
street. Tie eocds were ell b0uGht direct
from eastern manufacturers and can Be
sold ehesp.
The Hoyle Jones manufacturing estab-
lisbmeni is again in complete running order
and is employing about ten men.
The attention of the health officer Is call
ed to the condition of several Of our alleys.
Some of them are very fragrant.
Mrs1Susanns Brown and daughter Mrs..
Albe3e hichaels returned yesterday from an
extended visit IN the west
The nailers have . CLUB o over the
postofice, which is open to themselves and
their friends from 6 O. n. to 10 p m. ltis
a very pleasant place and is largely attend
cd By the workers.
Yesterday the remains Of John Arbaugh,
who died IN Allegheny City, were inferred
in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Mr.. Arbaugh
was well known here, he having been born
and raised in the town and having many
intimate friends among our people. u.
There will probably be quite a number OF
our old soldiers take in the East Liverpool
reunion to day.
James A. Gray and family and John f.
Miller and wife have returned home from Q
pleasant trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
Last night there was q very pleasant party
and dance given at the home Of John
Thompson, ON Glenn's Run. There were
about twenty couples present and the good
time anticipated ives experienced by all.
Mill news seems to be very scarce just
now. There are not quite as many at work
in the Laughlin as at first, but still there
are enough to keep the place from getting
rusty.
At the meeting OF the G. A. r. Wednes-
day night q committee was appointed to
look after the possibilities OF the erection OF
q soldiers monument. There is an elegant
place in the Riverview cemetery for such an
ornament, and it would be well for all our
people to take an interest in the matter.
One day last week the Wood club, Of this
town, went down to the Island and beat the
Standards BY q score of Is to 8. This
game was not mentioned at sll, but yester.
day they put up a job on some gullable re-
porter and got in q score OBS to 3 against
an imaginary club from our town called the
Red Oaks. There is no such club in Mar
tins Ferry. and if there was we would not
own them.
On Wednesday night thieves entered Z.
Krauter's grocery, at the corner Of Second
and Hanover streets, and carried off q
small amount Of -four and meat. An en-
trance was effected through the back door.
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Gillespie returned yes
terday from Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
The United Presbyterian picnic at Wheel
ing Park yesterday was a very enjoyable
affair, Notwithstanding the bad weather.
About 800 people went out to enjoy a day
among the flowers and trees, and returned
home about I o'clock last evening.
In talking with u mailer, yesterday, yeur
reporter was handed @ letter postmarked
Harrisburg, Pc, which stated among other
things, that the workmen of four mills in
that vicinity had held a joint meeting and
had concluded to contribute, il necessary,
fifty per cent of their earnings to the aid Of
tie western strike.
The steamer Climax will make a trip TO
Moundsyille Sunday morning, leaving at
$50 o'clock.