Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29
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Miss Mssgie Harrison. the mammoth
midget, has received an invitation from
Mr.. Larkin, Of the Cayitol rink, to partici
pate in the carnival 10 DO held there next
Thursday night.
Henry koshnlein is Oh the sick list.
les,tr day vas payday At the Erns mill.
Miss Neigart, Miss Lena Adolph and
Mrs }. b Mny, who have been on the sick
lis, for some dme. are all considerably i'm
proved.
Mr.. Reg. Troll, DR.. Henry West, John
Pennington aud Daniel Peck, ESD. Of 81.
ClairsvlIe. Henry Handle and Janee Arics,
Of Blaine, b. s, Allison, Of Wheeling, WIN
Tarr, of Pittsburg, Mr. Henry Barton. o.
Bartons Station, were in town yesterday
All on Business.
Charley Hill has challenged Thomas
Campbell for n three mile skating race, n
take place neA Tuesday, at Dinsmore Broe
rink
Oscar Mabsry has accepted a position
with +. A. Maberry the shoe merchant.
J. +. Truman is spending Sunday in tho
country.
Rev. Hayes returned yesterday from Allie
gheny City, where he hss been visiting his
parents during the past week.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church
will hold festival Thursday night for the
benefit Of the church.
Nearly all our business men have cleaned
their store windows. This makes decided
improvement in the general appearance Of
the town.
c. NJ. Fisher, agent at the c., l.. X W.
depot, is again able 10 be out after severe
illness.
Tho moving mania has taken a s,rong
hold on our citizens The climax will be
reached about Wednesday.
Mrs. A. J. Bags returned yesterday
from Springfield, o., where she has bees
visiting friends during the past week.
On Monday night there will be race
between Wheeling and Bridgeport colorei
people at the Mammoth rink.
The Republican township convention was
held here yesterday. Capt. Hiram Smith
of Martins Ferry, was chosen Chairman.
and W. II. Clark Of Bridgeport. Secre-
tary. The following nominations were
made:
Trustees, George Gilin, bridgeport;
George Robinson, Edward Berry, Martins
Ferry. Clerk, J. 7. Hanes, Mariin's Ferry.
Treasurer, Will. GifIin, Bridgeport. As.
assors, W. II. Clark, Bridgeport; Addison
Steele Martins Ferry. Constables. joseph
McConnsugbey, Bridgeport; Albert welch.
Martins Ferry. Justice Of the Peace, +.
| c. Robinson, Bridgeport.
Presents received at the china wedding
anniversary Of Mr. ard Ms. John Ulrich,
On Thursday evening, March q. 1885: Full
| china fruit set, Llederkrantz Singing Soc
| ETY.: double china fruit basket, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smith; hand painted china PLAGUE.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Hartley; china teapot and
| frui, stand. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fox; handsome
tea and fruit set. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Berk-
| lev: china card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs ID.
| Thomas; maiolca butter dish, Mr.. aud Mrs,
| Uilderbrand French plate mirror. Mr..
and Mrs. K. Watkins ST.; water pitch.
or, Mr.. aud Mrs c. Matthews:I
| wine get, Mr. and Mrs Z. Brown
four pieces majoIica ware, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Krantz; china syrup jug, Mrs. II.
| Tbonas; china napkin holder. Mrs Il.
Lewis; china bread plate, Mrs. Thos. Lewis;
cup and saucer, Mr. and Mrs. I. Davis;
| fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Ephardt; two dec.
Grated china cups and saucers, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Canple; fruit dish and dessert
dishes, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Williams ST.; jog
and bread plate, Mrs 4. Ashton; one pair
Jugs ara pair pickle dishes, Mr. ard Mrs.
j. Morgan; china cup and saucer.
Miss hate ksiser; one pair linen
| towels, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Watkins, Jr.;
linen table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fair;
three linen towels, Mr. and Mrs. George
Weber; tea set, Mr. and Mrs. II. Fioio;
water set, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hammer; butter
dnh and cup. Mr. and Mrs N. Miller;
bread plate, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Davis;
fnu china cake and ftuit basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Mann; cup and saucer and pJl,
| O. egg CUPS, Dave and Ben Aubrey; bk.
Dozen cbins plates, Nr. and Mrs. John !"
| Williams \
One day last week an item wss given
your reporter which reflected very seriously
| On Mrs. Mary 4. Fowler. Mrs. Fowler in
| correction states that she did not leave her
| children on the street, but took them 10
Marshal McCounaughey 10 have them taken
| 10 their father. Nrs. Fowler further ststss
| that bad Mr.. Fowler done what the c,urt
| decre.d. that 10 given her 800 simony,
she would not have been compelled 10 send
them TO BIN for maintenance. Az Il vas
| ,be was left in destitute condition and had
| no other recourse.