Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05

and the officers should look 10 IL tnat the
ordinance is complied with.
Mr.. and Mrs James c. Gray are in Pitts
burg visiting friends.
Mrs. Harry Eberline left yesterday for
her home in Pittsburg.
There is only one street light in town
these dark nights, and that oneis on Wash
linton street, kept up at private expense.
Miss Matte Fellows, who has been con-
fined to her home during the past six
weeks with typhoid fever, is again able to
be ont.
Miss Bertha Dennis has returned from
st. Louis, to take charge of the High
school.
Mrs. L. ". Inglebright and daughter at
tended the st. Clairsville Fair.
Lewis Jobb is laid up with a swollen
Jaw, the result of the arrival of wisdom
teeth.
K. C. Clark has opened a very cosy little
shoe store on Washington street. That Is
Just what Washington street has needed
for some time and the people of the lower
end should help to maintain it.
James Theaker and wife, of Mt. Pleas
ant. called on friends in town yesterday.
EtCIy DOuN ICpOIS DuolLCoo SOOo AN
improving. The boom has verify struck
US, and it is to be hoped it may continue
to hit us hard.
Mr.. F. Rub has opened a tailoring es-
Enlistment in the room next to j. L.
Hanes' marble shop.
Vim. Sloan is improving rapidly, and
will not be crippled from the severe fall
from a scaffold, whichinjured him recently.
B. F. Harbert, of Mt. Pleasant, was in
| the city yesterday on business.
Jas. T. Hanes erected an elegant Quincy
granite monument at the grave OF Mrs.
| William Brown, in the Mt. Pleasant GENE
terry last week.
Ex-Postmaster S. F. Dean takes his
place in County Treasurer Robinson's office
tomorrow.
j. T. Hanes was busy yesterday filling
out certificates for old soldiers who draw
their pensions during this month.
A boy named Perry, who has been sut-
fcring from an abceSs, vas successfully
treated by DR.. Frissell, of Wheeling, on
Friday.
Misses Ida and Ella Gavin, of Wheel
ing, are the guests of Miss U~pdegratf, OF
Fifth street.
Geo. w. McKim's machine shops are
closed down on account of a dry well.
This trouble inconvenience Mr.. Mcklm
very much as he has more orders for work
than he could ill Immediately under the
most suspicious circumstances.
D. II. Souders & Son have just COM
pleted an elegant new milk cart for Mrs.
+. j. Wcstlake.
Rev. J.. II. Blackford, of West Lafayette,
O., is the guest of his brother DR.. j. Nj.
Black(ord, of Fourth street.
At the Buckeye Glass works twenty
shops are getting full time and ten more
will be put on shortly. This establishment
will use gas after this week.
Mr.. Alex. Tenant, of PittSburg, Is the
guest of his cousin, Frank link.
Robert Blackboard is rusticating at the
home of his uncle, Ed. w. Reid.
DR.. Stevenson, of Iowa, was the guest OF
Mr.. John Pennington, yesterday.
Mrs. Rainier and daughter Jennie, have
returned to their home i'll Philadelphia,
after a pleasant visit with Mr.. A. ID. New
land.
Miss Cora Woods returned to her home
in Bellaire, after Il weeks visit with Misses
Mary and b. Thomas.
Messrs. Edward, Dithridge, Jr., Duncan
Dithridge, and a Mr.. Fulton, of lleSheny,
Pa, are the guests of Mr.. L. ID. Dithridge'
Mrs. Annie NJ. Hall and daughter Ruth
have returned to their home i'll Allegheny
after an extended visit with Miss Ann +.
Miller.
Mr.. T. G.. Culbertson has two tomatoes
on the DeHasS farm whose aggregate
weight is three pounds and five ounces.
One weighs two pounds and the other one
pound five ounces.
Miss. Matte Ellis, of East Springfield,
Miss Emma Cochran, of Steubenville, and
Miss Jessie Wallace, of Brilliant, who have
been visiting Miss Allie Wallace, of Fifth
street, have returned to their homes.
Work on the water works basin was dis
continued Yesterday till the engineer can
designate the proper grade and levels.
The Citizens COrnet Band discoursed
some very fine music at the residence of
Prof. J. l.. Wallace, on Fifth street, Fri
day night. The Citizens band, though a
new organization, is composed almost en-
tirely of old musicians, and their well
timed playing proves that they have one
of the best Organizations in this vicinity.
The sOloiStS all play very creditable, MIR.
Adj Frazier on the first EcOrnet is deserving
especial mention.
For rent-Furnished barber shop; best
stand in town. References required. s.
\. Scott.