Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04

a move on the part of either party ia very
commendabe, and thu one that holds the
closest 20 therule will be sure winner.
Nv
Mr.. T6Omss Jones, of the Loan Depart
menG Of the United States Treasury, at
Washington, vas bhe guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clark yesterday. He has
held this position for % years. He is
Belmont county man, and was born back
of Bridgeport.
Tie Belmont County Fair begins on
Tuesday, September 3-four weeks from
next week.
julius Jacobs sells dry goods the cheap
est.
The Grand Army Council of this Con-
gressioBal District met at Bridgeport one
day last week, and effected an orgsnizl-
ton as follows: Brigade Commander,
David D. Taylor, of Cambridge; Adjutant,
James o. Carver, Cambridge; Quarter
master, John NJ ShaHklAHd, Summerf0ld;
COmmisSary, AornR Lssh, Martins Ferry;
Surgeon, DR. Geo. S. Wsllons, GAINESVILLE;
ChsplsiD, Rev. Willism Hastings, Toronto.
Martins Ferry was fixsd as the place for
the annual District Encampment, parade,
reusion and campfire, AID September II
has been named as the day.
The Democratic county convention at
Bsllaige on Tuesday, Septsmbsr3.
George Wagner hss on exhibition bean
measuring 224 inChea
The Martins Ferry Msennerchor will
celebrate its third anniversary on August
18th.
Carpets, oil cloths, trunks, etc, at julius
Jacobs.
Hon. NJ. G. Mitchell is again able to be
about
Mrs. and Mrs. Michael Mcrtos nave re-
turned from q pleasant visit in Guernsey
county.
Miss Emma Hukill, of Allegheny City,
Ps., has returned to her home altar pleas
ant visit with Miss Emma KSyser.
The brick work en- the new Opsra House
will be flashed this week.
Miss Asra Wells, of Castor, is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. D. B. Martin.
Misses Carrie and Lille Csttsll and
ElOuise Gray left yesterday for Chautau-
qua.
Mr.. Herman Dillon, of Grafton, W. Va,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Beau
mont.
Cheaper than Wheeling-Julius Jacobs. "
Mr. and Mrs. William Hilton returned
last night from a weeks visit at Y0uugs-
town.
Mr. James Cope will preach in N. E.
Church this morniBg and Mr.. Selby in TIE
evening.
Mrs. H9rner, of Morristown, and Miss
McDVitt, of NeH Alexander, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B J. Long
Fred Dsume has sold bic property on the
corner of Second and Washington strest5 to
". B. McMechan, OF st. Clairsville.
ConveyaRCes will be run from Hanover
street to Burlington to-day to accommodate
those wishing to attend the A. NJ E camp
meeting.
Mrs. Robsrt MOssbe-g snd daughter. of
Wheeling, are visiting at the residence OF
Mr. NJ. Sheets. Misc May Bowers, of Eaet
Liverpool, spent Friday at Mr.. Sheets.
A full line Of late summer and early fall
dress goods cheap AT Julius jacobs.
Miss Carrie Wiley, of Baltimore, who
has been whiting relatives hers for the past
three weeks, will to-day leave for Pitts
burg, where she will visit her brother, DR..
Riley.
Victor Foose's father and his grandson
left yesterday for Pttsburg.
Prof. A. Waite, of Mt. Pleasant, is IN
the ci,y.
The footing Of the whistle of a traction
engine in the Third ward got the fire con-
many mt ~, Fridoy
Mrs. Rev. E c. Simpson, of Hamilton,
o, is the guest of her father, Anderson
Ralston. Miss Maggie r ,lstOn, who has
been Mrs. Simpsons guest, came home
with her.
Call and see how much I sell for a little
money these herd times. julius Jacobs.
Thomas Garrigsn, Of Burley & Tyrrell,
Chicago, was in the city yesterday buying
glass.
Dixon Bros, the popular matters and
gents furnishors, are still at the old stand
with more goods, better prices snd finer
qualities than ever. Come and see us and
we will make you happy If bargains can
accomplish that end. D MT forget the
place, Hanover street above Third.
DIXON BROS.