Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28

The uarties who are writing COM
paints to the township trustees through
| The postoflice about a widow woman
whosis receiving help from the township
had better sign their names to their
COMMUNICATIONS il they want the trus-
tees 10 pay any attention to their CON-
| plants.
The culvert on Broadway is about
| completed, and the people along that
thoroughfare are anxious 10 see see
street car company raise their tracks,
| and the contractor who has the street
paving, finish his street paving as soon
as possible.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Louis Seabright fell from the seat of
stone wagon that was going up the
Hanover street grade and seriously
hurt his head 1t was a miracle that
the fall did not kill him, as ne fell on
his head.
Mrs. Sarah Ashton, widow of the late
Isaac Ashton, died yesterday morning
at IL o'clock, at her home, short dis
! lance back of town. The funeral VIII
! take place at - o'clock Thursday
morning. Interment at Weeks Gene
terry.
Charles A. Messers, Of levitt, o.,
took charge of the ticket office OF the
w. b. &. r. r., at this place, yester-
day, on account of Mr.. A b. Giimore's
resignation, the former agent.
Mrs. j. E. McIlgar. who has been the
guest of her husband, who Is the man
ager OF the Baltimore Clothing House.
left yesterday for her home Cambridge
after visit Of three days.
VIM. Griffith has moved into the
Hobensack property. He will occupy
the store room, where Ralston's druS
store now is, with mis- confectionery
and ice cream parlors.
The Edmunds property in the Stan
dard Addition, has been sold by the
sheriff, to the Progress Building Asso-
citation. Consideration, S71O.
The boat house Of the Myrtle Fishing
Club has been towed up 10 Willow
Springs, and the boys are enjoying
camp lie in great shape.
MIR. 2. McDonough and son James
will start tomorrow TO visit friends ana
relatives in Ireland. They expect to
be gone until fall.
TO Water Consumers. rents
are due July 1st. A discount OF 10 per
cent. will be allowed on all bills PAID
before July 10th.
Unity Council, No. II, A. U. A. M,
will give festival on Friday and Sat
urday evenings. in the new hall, In the
Harvey building.
Mss Mary Taylor, of East Rchland,
is the guest of the family OF her broth
err, Samuel Taylor, on Walnut street.
The blast furnace will commence
blowing out this morning, preparatory
TO shutting down for repairs.
Misses Cora and Georgiana and Hal.
Watson will leave Friday for Chicago,
to visit the Worlds Fair.
Auctionesr Halter sold the Rainey
property in the First Ward, on the Ohio
valley pike yerterday.
Mrs. Thomas Johns and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher, of the Third ward, will start
this week for Wales.
Adophus Stewart, the well known
colored blacksmith OF this city, is in
Washington, ID. c.
Thomas Mears, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, is taking in the
| Worlds Fair.
Thomas Craig and wife, Of Elwood,
Pa, are here to spend the Fourth with
friends.
Miss Lou Cope, OF Smithfeld, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Hender-
| son.
Two rolls were broken yesterday on
the break down mill at the Standard.
Jason Hobensack, of Seattle, Washing
ton, is here, the guest OF relatives.
C. w. Swartz is contemplating bus
mess trip to New York City.
Mrs. b. f. West is quite Ill at her
! homo on Fourth street.
Chas. Galbraith, of Smithfeld, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. e, D. Lash is quite i'll and threat
! ened with fever.