Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-02

Daily Chronicle OF tho Movemeh Oh
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Individuals. ~
Mr. James Dixon one of Ohio cou1ty's'
progressive farmers, was IN the city(sos
terday. Asked about the -reftaer ana
crops, he remarked, the warlL, "st wSaSn-
er is doing them good, but wheat WIZ oe
far from full crop this year. on accouI'
of the warm and dry days early last monsn.
Ii we have half q crop OF wheat IN lnis
section 1t will be all. Continuing ne saiu
the present price of hay will continue az
this season and probably next peSauso u
hoppers two years ago. Many new
meadows have not set yet ana IN many
cases are failure. Yes, you may iooA
for els hay for year to come, al ieaSI'
Mr.. Dixon says boring for oil IN MS neign-
borhood Is almost certain In the nehr IL
ture. The 45 degree line between the NC
Donald oil field and Sistersyiile passes
through the northeastern part Oh Onio
county, and the Mcdonald OH COMPANY
have Informed him they will begin oriiling
Whereabouts very shortly. Mr.. DiAoI -
succeeded in negotiating an option on
about 5000 acres OF coal privilege IN MS
section for the American Coal and Con-
struction Company, of Pittsburg, al 20 per
acre. This company, he says. Will take OPP
tions on about 35, 600 more acres at tnat
price, but it will require the privilege OF
right of way through il for railway pur-
poses. The outlook for improvements In
and around this section OF the county Is
highly encouraging.
S. Reinheimer, of Cameron, is at the Nc
Lure.
T. C. Fall, of Washington, Pa, is at the
Behler.
S.R. Hume, from New Cumberland, is
in town.
JR. Redman, from Pittshurg, is doing
business in the city, and is staying at the
Windsor.
Alfred d. Cushing is home from Wash
ington City.
DR.. c. B. Hitchcock is at the Mcclure
from Friendly.
John }. Jacob, from Clinton, is registered
at the Mcclure.
IL. Hamilton is at the Mcclure. He Is
from Fairmont.
M. Billingsly and wife, of Fairmont, are
at the Windsor.
p. Dorr Of Woodsfeld, Ohio. is IN the
city, on business.
w. D. Jacobson. from Waynesourg, Is
guest of the Behler.
E.E. Thomas and wife, of San Jose. Cal,
left for homo to-day.
H. Schanks, of Washington, Pa, IS
business visitor in the city.
R.H. Thompson, of the Illinois Central,
was In the city yesterday
Committee Clerk Eugene 2. Hanke Is
back from q flying trip to washington
city.
AL. Klinger, who was injured some time
ago. is living in a serious condition at lee
City Hospital.
Harry Hutchinson's new house, along
the w. g. E. G. II. W., is raised. IL is
beautifully located.
Will Tieman, Of Pittsburg, came down
Yesterday to attend the funeral OF the late
George Stauver, relative.
Rev. DIR. Rogers and wife, OF Toronto,
o., are the guests of Mrs. Chas. MenK-
emiller, of South Market street.
Fireman E. J. OMally. Of the Niagara,
and wife. are home from pleasant ylslt
at the home of Thos Doyle, Of Benwood.
Cant. Jim Mehen will be deputy under
the new Democratic u. S. Marshal A
better selection could not be made.-Pdris-
ersburg Sentinel.
Patrick Thornton, superintendent OF
street railway of Louisville, KY, is guest
of his brother, Martin Thornton, OF the
Brunswick Hotel.
Col. Geo. w. Thompson Of the o. r. r.
Is the Youngest railroad president In the
United States. and one OF the most elnclent.
-PdrderburD Sentinel.
Engineer James Crogau, OF the fourth
division, B. & O., moved yesterday from
this city to Benwood Junction. Many
more South Siders will move there soon.
HE. Weisgerber, of the Wheeling and
Film Grove railway, and Master Mechanic
Chas, Hirsh, of this city, made an inspect
ing tour of the new car shop at Benwood
Junction, yesterday.
DIR. Becher. of Cincinnati, O., who was
here several years ago with the New
York Dental Association, has returned TO
this city again, and has located him
self with the New York Dental Associa-
ton on Main street.
At the Stamm Hotel: Jas. A. Watson,
C.B. S. Pope, Parkersburg; Z. s: Frisk
and 6. X. Jones, EglaR; II. j. Wilfones,
Marion county; J.W. Miller, Warrington;
w. e. Cunningham, Bingammon; Almond
Klein. Parkersburg: j. d. Charlton and
George Il. Thomas, Warrington.
At the Behler: II. A. Kelley, Sisters
Vile. James Hartman. Jr, Mannington;
/. I,ebaron, and son, Sistersville; Miss
Wilson, Franklin; H. Thurdinang, Hunt
ineion: ]. w. Goodman, Piedmont; w. II.
Sheets. Salama; S. H. Brown, Sistersyille;
S. Ankrom, st. Mary's, and Dan Kelley,
Sistersville.
GRocERs Of Wheeling, any wholesale