Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-23

The butchers of this city talked about q
picnic, butlthe event may not take place,
as 1t is getting late in the season lor
picnics.
Gibney Co. has completed the large con-
tract on Geuld's tunnel.
About Isl men are working on the extern
sion of the Ohio Valley Railroad between
Wegee and Powhattan.
The water in the hydrants has been
much improved of late.
Turtle sup was all the go for some
weeks, but now clam soup has begun 10
supplant it
Isaac Bllm goes east on business on Sep
TENDER 1st =,
Frank Mack has written play and Will
select company to produce It.
E. M. Gdtholdt, advance agent Tor ''ine
Pay TRAMP the opening attraction at tne
Elysian THEATRE, viii be here TINS week.
Frank Eeese, of this city, VINO mas
opened a large grocery in North Baltimore,
O.. visited his parents here last week.
Frank is dkng well in his new business.
G.. A. r. Day at Moons Grove was not
startling success yesterday. Only meagre
crowd waspresent.
Marshal Sheppard, who was called TO
BarnesviIltto testify in the Marshal Ken
ner case, ishome. All of Friday and SAT-
urday wereconsumed examining witnesses,
of which there were over seventy.
The small building back of the Windsor
Hotel thatlwas destroyed by fre Is being
rebuilt.
M. Nelso and family have gone to Oil
City, Pa. B visit friends.
The steamer Phillips will go to Mounds
vile this morning.
Miss Molie Leasure has returned from
trip to Chada.
Miss Hanilton of Jeanette, Pa, is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamll-
ton Reese, Of the First ward.
The FANNY of j. A. Gallagher Will De
home froma vacation trip this week.
Some of he ladies in the Third ward are
learning tfs skirt dance. We look for an
exhibition II the kicking proclivities OF
some Of THIN before the winter is over.
Frank Lrwn, conductor on the electric
cars in Wheeling, is visiting friends here
The Chaltauqua Circle met on Friday
night and arranged for the purchase OF
books for tie coming term. The studies
next year vii be on American History.
Several lew fronts are contemplated In
the stores D Belmont street.
Camp melting at Moons Grove and Bar
nard's orchard to-day.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, the well-known
school teacher, of Millersville, Pa, is here
on visit.
A lot Of butter was received here from
Chicago Yesterday. There appears to be
no butter FIR purchase in these parts.
The Rewhose reels will make great
display on september 5th. Geo. Muth is
linking daily exercise and hopes to be down
to good weight for running by that time.
The u. S. government took survey OF
the river I'D last week on the Ohio side.
Will PoIerf1eld has purchased machine
to do nicke3and gold plating.
A. H. Love, of Sardis, was in the city
on businesyesterday.
There ae two hotels in town without
landlords It present.
Rev. O'Nera has been elected President
of the MaIin's Ferry bicycle club.
George ling who does the window dress
ing in Blu9s dry goods store, has returned
from vacation trip.
No arreSs at the lookup for couple Of
days.
Chas. RISER was at GAINESVILLE looking
after ptving contract yesterday. The
main stree in that town Is to be improved.
Officer ragle, of the B. & o. yesterday
arrested j Z. Vogel for having in his pos
session some brass belonging to the COM
pany. MlsVogel gave bond in the sum OF
800 for his appearance.
Luther lucas, formerly typo on the
Independent and later porter on The B. &
O., is now working at the Fremont Hotel
in Chicago and says he has the best job he
ever had.
Enos Jores has purchased the property
of Thos. Pearson, on Rose Hill, through
the Parks / Co., real estate agency.
Mrs. Sarah Moore, Of the First ward, is
seriously il.
Harry T. Tyler, of Virginia, arrived in
the city yesterday. He comes to take the
position at the Bellaire Nail Works which
is made vaAnt by the resignation OF his
brother, B. g. Tyler, who leaves for the
West in few days.