Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-02


And hank ss,cks and shares and borts untold,
That their wo.tfis vain, and amounts 20 rcNghI
Tie only successth these dap or drougiS A.
D achieved y The meressy' hung s7sa" inc
wa,ch, in its modest way. daily sspires 10 be
And ,yres, in degryc, In the shnas, ninety-risse.
"Tkis torrid term is having one peculiar
effect upon humauity," said wellsno~n
attorne9 TO the writer, yesterday, land that
is the tendency e begets in The aversgs
man an9xoman to 5e quarrelssme and I'M
pleasant. 1t seems . be one oPthe laws Of
Nature tkst q Observation-Disclosures Their
memeter Is calculatetto bring s'hthe petty
ieslousies, neannesserand inhersnt cussed-
ness of nan to the ,arface, with the re-
suit that howl insult US best friend, quar-
rel with wife, abuse his children, refuse
to pay his esbts, grind ms debtors, and even
get so deprsved that he will 60 aboss grum
bling to himself at Ms and anneyances
which are purely imaginary. Look at the
records OF tho Justices. Lean scarcely re-
member time when tksre was such run
of that class Of cases Arising from. neibor-
hood quarrels and spats between relatives
and even members Of the same family,
while the courts promise 70 have more di.
vorce business next winter than has been
upon the books for many along day Why
three times this week / have had people
come to me for the purpose ofentering divorce
proceedings, and; hear, incidentally, OF
much more of the same class Of cases in the
hands of my professional brethren. / have
thought over the matter O. good deal, but
can find no solution save that irritability
of mind which Is begotten, OF boisng hot
weather, and the Inconvenience which in
evitably follow in its wake"
L. Otto of Triadelphia, is 1t the &cLure
G. W. Dickey Of West Alexander, is in
the city.
Jesse Lloyd, Of Pleasant county. is at the
Stsmm.
Miss Belle McCabe is visiting friends
down the river.
W. T. Beaumont Of GAINESVILLE, is regis
tered at the Mcclure.
A. E. Brownlee. OF Clsysville, Pa, is reg
istered at the Mcclure.
d. B. Updegraff, OF Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, is
registered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. J. Aaron left yesterday on two
weeks visit to her son in New York City.
Mics Annie Ziller, Of Glenn's Run, has
returned home from very pleasant trip to
Cleveland.
The Seidler fishing camp broke up Thurs
10, ax,If hn Lam, N m
all returned to the city.
Miss Birtie John.ton will leave tomorrow
on two weeks visit to relatives and friends
in the eastern part of the State.
Now that some attention Is being paid to
landscape gardening in the many beautiful
grounds which are being laid out in the i'm.
mediate vicinity Of this city, it has occurred
to me that hint regarding the latest style
in this regard might be in order.
1t is called the Oriental Carpet
Style Of Gardening" and is said to
have originated in England, whence it has
spread through France and Germany, and
lately been introduced into America. The
central idea is to produce in mammoth
bed an imitation Of some rich Eastern
carpet, the design being often exceedingly
intricate and the colors brilliant and beauti-
full. The plants used most largely to pro.
duce this effect are geraniums, foliage
plants, lobshs, pinks, and flowers of that
character. The plants are set very close
together, after the pattern laid down on
h. ~ al
viously selected, and although the labor and
pains involved is often great the beautiful
effect produced amply repays one for the
outlay.
T. B. Fry, Of Keyser is at the Stamm.
l.. T. Rees, Of Cameron, is at the Howell.
C. ". Ebert, of Parkersburg is in the
city
J.R. Bell, Of West Alexander, is at the
Stsmm.
r. c. Ankrom of Padens Valley, West
w., is in the city.
Miss Richie Rolf, Of the Eighth ward, is
visiting friends at Pittsburg.
Miss Ida UpdegraH is the guest Of Miss
Allie McCabe, at Leaiherwood.
George Moore is now located in Cslifor-
MIA in business with bis uncle.
Walter Hall leaves this week for Terra
Alta, where he will pass bis summer vsca.
lion.
Prof. Hanes. Of the South Side, returned
home yesterday from visit to Lebanon,
Ohio.
Robt. Haase will leave for Aurora this
week, where be will join the boys who went
up the other day.
Miss Pink Holiday leaves this week for
Mountain Lake Park, where she viii remain
during the warm weather.
Miss Carrie Whitaker will leave or Tues
day for Washington, d. C., where she will
pass the remainder Of the sumner
Mrs. ]. P. Harden has secured rooms ct
the Female College, and will remove there
with her daughters and SON after Septem.
Der |.
Said lady to me yesterday when one
thinks Of tie many vexaions, trials and
fstigues which are iDsepaIable from Life at
the so-called resorts during the heated term
one is inevitably forced to the conclusion
that it is best to stay in the city and forego
the alleged delights Of season in the
mountains or at the seashore. Why, don't
you know, the wear and tear upon ones tenn
per arising from love-msking, quarreliDg
with your dearest friend over some male
eligible, scheming to secure boat rides and
drives, laying plans for monopolizing the at
tentions of the dancing men ct the weekly
hop, that one may acquire the reputation Of
being belle, etc, to say nothing OF the bod
lily fa,igues and the damage to costumes and
compile xions arising from picnic trips or ex.
| ,,.rre N the hot ann. ara iu the s1Qre9ate