Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
FAIRMONT.

July was Qul5tly CtltDrateu ueIc. nc
Sunday schools Joined forces and had a
picnic at Rose Park, and in the afternoon
the majority of our people betook them
selves to the fair grounds 10 witness the
match game Of base ball between the home
club and the Regulars, of Wheeling. A
very fine game was played, both clubs do
lug good work. The umpire was Wheel
ing man and the score stood nine TO SIX in
favor OF Fairmont. The batteries were
Miller and Atwell for the Regulars, and
Hayes and Kiger for Fairmont. The
Wheeling club promises to return and
wipe up the earth with our boys at fu-
t1re day.
Several pieces of real estate we're sold
At the present term of Court. The Andrew
Farmhouse farm brought $l,05O, the Dan
iel S. Hall place went TO Elias Keener at q
fair price, and the Pslatine Queensware
Pottery sold at the ridiculously low figure
of 81 205.
The grand Jury has thus far returned
one indictment against Jacob Riber for
felony; one against Christian Raber for
misdemeanor; four against Bruce Hite for
retailing, and two against L. III. Koon for
same; one against q female for assault and
battery, and ons against two boys named
McYicker for felony. These last live IN
Monongalia county and are charged With
having stolen two pies Of the value Of
twenty cents. The grand iary will re-
sumo its labors on Monday.
II. B. Mcdonald had his foot badly
mashed by tall Of coal . few days ago.
Hon. B. F. Martin, Of Grafton, was at
court Tuesday. lie was accompanied by
bis wife.
John Barns, Of Grafton, celebrated here
on Thursday.
oar youug friend, Tom ConoWay, is the
father OF the fret and Only genuine boy
in this community. Oa the day Of his
arrival Tom discharged bis hands with the
statement that be and the boy could run
the farm hereafter.
Hon. W. T. Wiley, Of Morgantown,
was in town this week. The old gentle
man il bright a. ever, though physically e
wreck, and talks enterlainingly OF the
DAYS when it took q month for q letter to
20 from here 10 New York. And 1t some
times takes that long now.
Julian f Fleming, of the Ncc Dominion,
came ND from his native village and spent
a short time in tine Mountain City this
week.
Assessor Galliher's books show an in
crease in the Eastern district this year OF
about $50, 600 over last year. He gets them
all when he assesses.
The trade in realty between ]. r. Sni-
der, Isaac Brumsge and J. A. Upton Is Gil
and all hands satisfied.
The rope-walker was with us on Monday
evening.
Cashier Sands, of the First National
Bank, is tho new President of the Marion
county Sunday School convention.
Clements show will be with us to-day
Capt. D. NJ. Camp, of Monongalia, was
here this week.
Editor Daley is in Pittsburg looking up
the oil business.
Fred Pdchard, of Warrington, was in
town yesterday.
W. Raymond, Esq., and family are at
Mountain Lake Park.
Will s. Hamilton, of Harrisville, was
here this week.
The Odd-Fellows of our town are going
ont TO Fairview on the 10.h to institute a
new lodge.
The Avenue Band has purchased q
handsome new band wagon.
PHI. Bennett is home from his Penn
syvenia railroad.
George Morrow has rented rooms in the
new W. S Raymond building.
Arthur Martin is visiting ct his old home,
PfuntytOwn.
Prosecuting Attorney Haggerty was in
Warrington Thursday.
Mr.. o. jerks, of Warrington, was here
Wednesday.
Misses Carrie and Grace Core, of Elk
Garden, are guests in the family OF VIM.
II. Baker, Jr.
Arthur Jones has bought farm in Kan
sas.
Honey is scarce, but OF good quality, and
selling at 10 cents per pound. Butter Is
bringing from six to ten cents and eggs
twelve and half.
Rev. Geo. Mcclellan, a former pastor
of the Methodist Protestant Church here
and at one time very popular, has recently
undergone change of heart and united
with the Baptists, and is now the pastor
of a furnishing church at Hubbard, ONO.
The Presbyterians are to have a new
nsstor here in September, the Rev. Mr..
Twinem, of Ohio, being called to this
field.
Mr.. Ravenscraft, of the First National
Bank, spent Thursday with his parents IN
oakland
r.. L. Cunningham, the undertaken, is
the erection OF new Duiid'
ing to accommodate his increasing bust
ness.
b. K. Martin, of Eidora, is attending
court TO day.
The Postofice war is quiet now. The
,arne Gang that cheated Tom Fleming out
If fat office swear by all that is holy that
the newspaper editors can't have the earth,
and those of the candidates not yet ostra-
Used are very quiet. Few people, out'ide
Of the candidates, are worrying over the
matter. bat the fur will fly In earnest IN
few months.
Brady Summers has about completed
his new building, which will be occupied
ov his cigar fsctoy.
Florence Stone Is sick.
Harvest is going on all over our county
and the whest crop is very fine.
National Pride Rampant
Jewelers. Weeky
Frenchman proudly You have not IN
zs German empire anything 50 tall as e
great Effsl tower.
German (indignantly)-No: und you
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