Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-30
Aew advertisements.
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Going to Buy Something for the House this
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road for Mt. Clemens, Mich. for fev
weeks recreation.
Mi J. NJ DOddridge and son left yes
terday fOr the East, the latter going to the
Annapolis Academy TO which he was re.
Gently appointed a cadet.
Miss Lucy Hammond who has been viz.
iting Miss Annie jacob, of Short Creek
passed through the city yesterday, enroute
to her home near Wellsburg.
Prof Conrad Sipe, who recently resigned
the Pdncipalship OF the FairmOnt Normal
School, has entered the insurance busue.s g,
and was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. l. A. Warnecke and VIM. Q.
Meyers returned yesterday from Cheat
river, where they had been fishing and
hunting for the past two weeks.
Miss Lucie Robinson, Miss Annie Larg
and Miss Ella Robinson left yesterday for
Wellsburg They will be the guests of
Mrs. d. W. Baird, of that place.
S. Il. Nrzlm, of Fairmoni; W. NJ. Snod-
grass, of New Martinsville; O. c. Byers
and S. o. Hunt. of Parkersbufg; NJ.
Bandi of New Msrtinsville, are at the
Stamm.
Frank H. Waterbury, r H. jackson, OF
Chicago; NJ. Earle and George s. Warden,
of New York; John L. Chaplain, L. G..
Hamilton, of Philadelphia, are at the HO.
tel Windsor.
Messrs Geo Watson, Henry Bellinger,
James Fitzsimmons ard Jos Gardner re-
turned Tuesday from Newport, O., where
they were fishing and hunting for the past
two months.
Miss Katie Fry, formerly of the East
End, was married at Kansas City, GA the
18th inst, to Mr.. Charles Houston, of that
place. The ceremony took place at st.
Patrick's Church.
Charles B. Noble, representing the Iroa
Age, Metal Yorker, aud CARPENTRY and
Building, ID stopping at the Windsor He
is in the city for few days in the in
terests of the journals.
Col H. B. Baguley, Col. T. H. B. Stag
gers and Mr.. ID. W. Martin will leave next
week for Patterson, n. J., to attend the
National Encampment Sons of Veterans,
which conyenes there On Tuesday, Septem-
Der TO-
Thomas B. Mcclure, General Lecturer Of
the X. of l., will address public meeting
in Trades Assembly Hall Sunday evening
He is well known Rs the Mseter Workman
Of the celebrated District 49,, of New York,
and an able tslker.
Mr.. H. S. Knowles, of Knowles, Taylor
q Krowles, the East Liverpool potters,
arrived in the city last evening and is at
the Mcclure. Whether he is here on bus
mess connected with the trust or not
could not be ascertained.
Gen. VIM. Mckinley, OF Ohio, the well
known Republican leader, arrived in the
city last evening and registered at the Nc
Lure. He Immediately went to bed and
the object Of his visit was not learned.
Mr.. 0. G.. Scoftld, of Wheeling, is at
the Seventh Avenue Hotel. He Gays that
the pottery trust is bound TO come, and II e
only reason why il is delayed lie that some
Of the details must be attended to before
the combination can be formed Pitching
Commercial Gazette
James Carey and G. w. Taggert, OF Park
ersburg, VIM. B. Sine, Of Pennington, H.
s. Foster, Of Upland, T.. II. Curtis, Cf
Bethany, and + Whitman, Of Clarksburg,
w. Va, are the West Yirginians at the
Howell House. L. n Arnett and q. L.
Hagan, Of Fairmont, W. Va, are at the
Howell.
Prof. Brown, Principal of the Glenyille
Normal School, was in the city Yesterday.
He says that part the State is booming
ard there is great activity in land and
lumber, many saw mills going up. II is
his opinion that before another year passes
around another railroad will be running
into Glenville.