Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12
STEUBENEILLE.
HOrse-TRlk-A Fashionable Wedding
Local and Personal Notes.
SDecial Ttlsgran % Ne SnIlIy R.liAsr.

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SDccia! Telegram to Hte Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, O., September IL
Steubenyille sports, rs rule, were clear
off in their representations OF what the
horses from this city would do in the races
ut the Wheeling fair. They cOnfidentially
expected MOsSgrOye's Judge Lynch to
be a winner in the pacing race, whereas he
WAS drawn after the second heat, and
didn't get anything. Nothing ut all was
expected from Ed. Markle's Clarence f. ="
but, nevertheless, he won the $50 trot.
The only other Steubcnville horse which
got any money was Bud Bcatty'S
"LOcrine" which took third money in the
2:4O trOt
The fashionable wedding of the season
will De the marriage of Harry Woodward
Toner and Miss Mollie Barclay, which will
take place at the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ThoS. Barclay, on
Upper Market street, next Wednesday
evening. About two hundred invitations
have been issued, mostly to Steubenyillc,
Wheeling and PittSburg parties, and as the
Barclay residence and grounds are among
the handSOmest in this vicinity, it will be
one OF the largest and n. .oSt brilliant affair
held in this city for years.
Leroy kells Master Mechanic of the l..
NJ and NJ. V. divisions OF the PanlIandle,
was in the city last Thursday and Friday,
visiting his brother, DIR. kellS.
Scarlet fever is getting 50 bad in this city
rs to cause much concern among parents.
Three deaths occurred from it during the
past week.
Billy MOSSgUOye is a victim to hay fever.
Court street is to he opened out and
widened from Market to Washington
street, and property along the route
amounting to >, 69S. 6J has been appropri-
ated and damages allowed.
Officers Thompson and Christensen at
tracted considerable attention Thursday
afternoon by trundhng dead drunk
darkey down Market street to the lookup
in q wheelbaTOw. The darkey was Il
dude from Little Washington, and got left
in attempting to do Steubcnyille in COM
plnv with John Warlield.
Agent BushOng, OF the Panhandle, and
Agent Permar, of the C.. d L. railroads,
both say that the business Of August far
exceeded that OF the same month for SeT-
eral years.
The Smithfield Fair will be held on the
22d, 23d and 2lth of this month.
DR.. T. II. Wayble, OF Pekin, this cous-
ty, has been appointed United States EN-
amining Surgeon, vice DIR. :. ID. Mulhane,
removed for cause Dr. Wayble is one OF
the best Democrats in the county, IL 4
phySian of acknowledged ability, and u
gentleman in every sense Of the term. His
appOintment is a source of great gatiliCa-
tion To the Democrats OF Jefferson county.
The Board now consists Of DrS. Collins
and Wayble, Democrats, and DIR. +.
Pearce, Republican.
The BurgettstOwn Fair will bc held ON
the 5th, 9th and 9Th OF October.
Our base ball boys start on a two weeks
tour Monday. They will play first at Al
lance. then Wooster and next Mansfield.
F. f. ErSkine, Esq, has returned from
his Western trip. He reports things
booming in some parts of Kansas. lie
visited his old law partner, +. ). An
/ drewS, at Arkansas City, and reports that
he is doing we'll Notwithstanding his
tavonlble impressions of the West Mr..
| Erskine is of the opinion that Steuben-
! willie, Jefferson county, Ohio, is rs good 4
place TO live in as any he saw in his trav-
els. Consequently his shingle will con.
tiuue TO float ON the breeze at the old
stand
Senator T. B. Coulter, who has been in
the west on business for the past two
weeks, WAS interviewed by u reporter OF
the Wichita, Kan, EGgie. Among other
things the colonel predicted that Ohio
would 20 Republican this fall by 3O,OH
majority. This may sound big to the Peo-
pie of Kansas, but the people of Jefferson
county are too well acquainted with the
colOners penchant for manufacturing large
Republican nlajOrities to be in the least
| disturbed.
Bound to Succeed" will be presented
at the Opera House Monday evening. This
| play is claimed To he one Of the best now
on the boards. 1t had very successful
run in London, New York and other large
cities where presented, and should be well
received in this city.
John Carr, of the cooperative glaSS
works, Rochester, Pa, was down this
week shaking hands with his old Steuben'
Vile friends,
Mrs. Mary, widow of the late \. +.
Daugherty, died at the residence Of heI
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, on South
Seventh street extension, Thursday night,
AGED 81 wears. She leaves eight children