Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-08
FAIRMONT.

FAIRMoNT, w. VA, November To
morrow, Nick Fisher, accompanied by his
brother Frank, will 60 to the home of Miss
Mintie Moore, near barkersburg, where on
Tuesday Nick and Miss Mintie will be
united in marriage. Although it has been
whispered around that the marriage Of
these excellent young people would soon
take place, still the announcement of it will
be surprise to many. Both are well and
favorably known here, MrAFisher being
promising young business man Of this city.
Miss Moore is a graduate Of our Normal
school, pretty and intelligent young lady,
and in becoming one of US she will add
greatly to the advancement Of society.
They will return here TUESDAY night and
Stanhagen.
On account of being unable to get suit
able rooms here, Prof A. G. Sine has been
compelled TO move his Mountain State Bus
mess College to some other point, and has
decided upon Parkersburg, moving that
CITY Thursday. While here Mr.. Sine did
wonderful amount Of good work, built up
splendid school and fitted large number
of ladies and gentlemen with business edu-
cations. The loss of Mr.. Sine, as a citizen,
and his college, are much regretted by our
people. but we commend the Professor and
his excellent college to the citizens OF Par
kersburg, and hope that prosperity Will
continue to abide with him.
I r. Snider had one of his fingers am
putated Yesterday. The member was hurt
while holding hone, and grew SO much
worse that his physicians ordered It's re-
moval.
Col. Bennett is progressing as fast as
possible with the laying Of our water pipes,
considerable delay being occasioned by
being unable to get the pipe here. Some
of our streets are no wider than an ordina-
rv alley. and when trench is dug on one
| side and the dirt piled up on the other
| there's no room left for anything else.
| After man straddles that pile of yellow
mud three or four times day he feels like
cursing his grandmother We would sug-
gest that when the pipe does come these
narrow streets be laid first.
Fred Haugts, who was visiting his par
ents here, returned to Malone, New York,
| Wednesday.
Rev. Murray, paster Of the Presbyterian
| church. moved his family here this week.
Miss Hattie Beatty, of Warrington, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Billings
ley recently.
Eli Musgrave has sold his furniture store
to Jno. NJ. Sattertield
Smith g. McKinney's new building is
now under roof, and will soon be ready for
occupand9.
Charley Martin has returned from Texas.
e.. Z. Pride is in Norfolk, Va.
James Z. Mccoy was in New YORK City
this week.
Hi Meader, the barber, got two OF his
fingers badly mashed this week.
Miss Mamie Cook was able to sit up yes.
terday. She has been sick with typhoid
fever for two weeks.
Boyd Wees, of Elkins, was here Satur-
day and Sunday last.
The many friends of DR.. Chas. Nesbitt
and Miss Sallie Mccoy, were surprised t
hear Of their marriage, the happy event
having been solemnized in Oakland, Md,
on the 10th day Of last August. DR.. Mes
bitt was attending lectures in New YorR
and returned home last Tuesday when the
announcement was made. Mr.. Nesbitt is
O son of j. G.. Nesbitt, Esq, B. Il 0. agent
at this place. and his bride daughter o.
John W. Mccoy, Esq.