Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-14

some DEUS are civ cav ~o -
the election. A Republican put up 30
to 81 on Mckinley the other Gay. Demo
Gratis all over the town are looking ior.
the confident gentleman.
A man named Lovejoy who carried
himself unmanfully on b. 81 y. train,
was fined $50 and costs yesterday, ana
In default of payment was TAKEN W
jail in ST. Clairsville.
The gentleman who have been IN Inc
city organizing suit clubs have oeen
having a good time for a couple OF Gays
but have not been working at their
usual vacations.
The attempt to cry down the Demo
cratic organization by the hepuoi,T Ca
papers here don't amount TO much. Inc
Democrats are enthusiastic, 0otn ola
and youag.
AC..L. g. w. passenger coach was
injured on the side by coming In con-
tact with a B. & o. coal car In the yaro
yesterday.
John George, who was returned from
the Athens asylum some time since, Is
worse again and will be sent back.
Now that the wage question has been
settled, the flint glass factories VIII
likely resume on Monday week.
Several of the boys who have been
taking a ten days outing at Ravens
Rock, will return home to-day.
Charles Apple has got his patent po-
tato masher on the market, and Is HOOD
ing the postoffice with samples.
Chas. ]. Gill has purchased the double
frame residences formerly owned by I.
T. King, in the Fourth ward.
Mr.. Arnold, Of East Liverpool, has
taken charge of the Gravel Hill drug
store for C. NJ. Wayrick.
The Arcade clothing house has oeen
purchased from d. w. Cooper, tne re-
ceiver, by Herzberg Bros.
Miss Tillie Elikan, who has been
visiting friends in Syracuse, N L.
will return home to-day.
The C. g. P. has continued the river
switch further up the Ohio, wnere tles
are being unloaded.
The Second Presbyterian Church Sun
day school scholars will picnic at barn
ards orchard to-day.
About twenty of our people went 70
Chippewa Lake yesterday to attend tne
outing of the X. OF +.
The blaming mill here is getting out
the fancy wood work for the new Gu!
building in Benwood.
A frame house near the Second ware
school building is being fixed up for the
use of the schools.
The steamer Horace is running il
place of the Phillips, the latter oeinE
laid up for repairs.
The Italian who had leg taken OF
by B. & o. train appears to be gettint
along all right.
VIM. Parks is attending the conven
ton of the Ohio Building Association
at Cincinnati.
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee will meet here Tuesday for or
ganization.
Several of our inert men took part In
the parade of the butchers in Wheeling
yesterday.
There will be three camp meetings II
operation in this section On next Sun
day.
A sunflower stalk in w. P. Crozier'
ward in the First ward has 40 flowers Oh
it.
, Wool is received and shipped fror
t this point in large quantities at present
) 81 ,, mas rGven qurUe iii rur s1tefaI 6Gy'
$ The steamer Scotia brought some fin
{ musk melons up the river yesterday.
Constable James Richardson has bee
appointed Fish and Game Warden.
The family of John Davis will spen
: several weeks at Chippewa Lake.
julius Schwab will sail from Franc,
on September 5th for Bellaire.
The Globes of this city are anxious t
,, play any clubs in this section.
VIII Henry will return to school +
Philadelphia in the fall.
A big delegation from here will go t
Moundsylle on Sunday.
Jacob Schramm talks of going int
the produce business.
> The family of Syl. Wetherald move
to Findlay yesterday.
The steel workers here are thorough
ly organized again.
The family of ]. A. Gallaher is a
Atlantic City.