Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
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full, particularly when one considers the
times. The fancy table is sbundsntly
laden With articles of use and Ornamental
: ton. 1t is IN charge Of bevy of 1iusome
young ladies. TIE refreshment tables are
; very attractive and present an enticing sp.
pearance-With their array of delicious con.
f4ctionery and mammoth cakes. They are
ATTENDED by half score OF charming
young ladies. The supper table would
tempt the palate of an epicure and
Is served by half dozen matrons re.
noWned for the CUISINE ability. The lem.
onade stand is in charge Of two of the
most atfable and courteous young gentle.
men Of the city. The cause is good one
and well worthy of success. 1t closes to-
morrow evening
There was ball at Randolph's Hall last
evening.
The Wheeling Co.'S steel plant is about
complied.
The watch for which Miss Keller and
Miss Patterson are contesting, for the ben.
eft of the NJ. E. Church, is very good
one. 1t was purchased Of Mr.. B. F. Pen.
body.
The school election is postponed until
June 2.
Some of the employees of the Riverside
steel plant when on night turn are giving
their leisure moments to looking up such
as are LAUNDERING and treating them to
shower bath, and it appears that one in.
dlvidual having received an un.
usually large quantity Waxed
h. ~
upon the perpetrstor Of that wstery prac.
teal joke and after having ascertained
who it was rstaisted yesterday by throw
ing bucketful of black oil and grease
upon the other party, and it is said the end
is not yet.
Mrs. Amanda Whiteside is having
pavement put in before her residence, on
Water street.
F. McJilton Esq WAS in Martins Ferry
Friday, on business.
The reports from the explosions occas
Toned by the use of dynamite here, and in
Bellaire occasionally reverbera,e through
the town.
Master Josie Taylor was thrown from q
horse Friday evening and most unfortu-
The Climax, while endsavorihg to effect
a Landing after the concert in Bollaire. for
the Benwood people, accidentally ran
against the Frank Ovens and damaged il
to the amount of FIVE dollars. 1t was not
a very profitable excursion to the Climax
as she only received twice that amount for
bringing down the crowd from Martins
Ferry.
Mr.. Z Policy, of Wood Hill, this county,
was the guest of his son, Mayor Pelley,
last week.
Mr.. Jas. Bsrritt has returned from the
Monumental City.
Mr. Chatham Sinclair returned Thurs
day from trip through Kansas, Nebraska
and Missouri
Mr. James Farmer is the guest for few
days of Martins Ferry friends.
A limited number of society people at,
tended the concert in Bellsire Thursday
evening.
NJ. L. Sabbath school teachers held their
meeting last week at the residence OF j.
w. Davis, Esq.
The many friends of Mrs. Hannah Nc
Mechen regret to learn Of her recent indis.
position.
Miss Josephine Landing, who has been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs W. Mann, will
leave for her native city, Boston, some time
next week.
The social event Of the week was q GRO.
quet and evening party Tuesday at the
residence OF W. Mann, Esq The
earlier part OF the evening was devoted to
croquet, and the remainder to music, cha
rades and conversation. The enjoyment
of which was heightened by the discussion
OF vsrious delicious refreshments. Among
those present were the following: Misses
Laura Dare, Emma Pelly, Carrie Vance,
Virginia Bowers, Mary McCabe. Anna
Policy, Mary Charp. Anna Leach, Alta
Vost, and Messrs Will Policy, Charles Nc.
Donald, Prof. May, Mack Whitesides,
Burt Snodgrass, q. Bowers and s. Nc
Donald.
NEW STORE. NEW GOODS
Il. w. Fisher has received and has now
for sale at his new stand, corner Seventh
and Main streets, new aud complete
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries and Notions
A specially is made of DAVIS Cincinnati
meats, Drone q Co IS Zsnes.
Vile granulated and Edelwerss hours, aud
sne Teas.