Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-24
sIsTEESVILLE NOTES.

SIsTrRsvILLE, June 25-In an interview
with Billy Evans, one Of the contractors,
Yesterday. in regard 10 the wild cat on the
Archer farm. ne said they had only'struck
first paw, and that the well was doing
bic lot OF salt water and considerable oil
about eight barrels with every prospect
ot making a good well when finished. This
we'll is located about two miles south OF
the Moore farm, which was recently de-
veloped, and should it turn out good one
will open a considerable amount OF new
territory.
Thomas Hennegan returned this morn
ing from q weeks stay in Wheeling, Where
he had been seriously i'll.
Vim. Miller was at New Martinsville
Yesterday, on business, returned home this
morRing.
Superintendent T. D. Ham, of the Mel
lon Pipe Line Co.. at Pittsbprg, wlo has
been hero for several days, returned othat
city to-day.
Mrs. J. Fred Neill is the guest Of rela-
tiyes in PGrkersUurg for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Poole, of Rendville,
Ohio, have returned to their home after
very pleasant visit with relatives IN the
city.
The reoeipts'ot the Eureka Pipe Line
Company, as reported by the engineers
L
for the twentv-four hours ending TO-DAY at
"a. m, were 1887 barrels, a decrease
from the amount reported yesterday Of
about IL 600 barrels. The total receipts for
the week, ending at the same time, were
qS. 1876 barrels, daily average for the
week of 1900 barrels. The total this
week is smaller than usual, caused by the
shutting down of the station one day on
account Of the picnic. The usual daily aV-
erage of this company is about 10000 bar
rels, and that of the Mellon Company about
,. 700, making total daily average OF
ABOUT Is, 600 barrels.
Miss Ruhamah Brookover, Of Manning
ton, and Mrs. Jane Brookover, OF New
Msrtinsvile, were the guests of friends
here yesterday.
Miss Kate Anderson has returned from
visit to her parents at New Martins
vile.
The Republicans are holding a county
convention at Middlebourne today Tor the
purpose of electing delegates to the Con
gressionsl Convention. Mayor G. L..
Louther. Jonn Way, A. Cutler, d. George
Halibaugh and +. ID. Young, Esq, are at
tending from here.
VIM NeuensChwander went TO wheeling
this morning on business
Mrs. Jane Mccormick, Of whose illness
ing, and is not expected to survive more
than two or three days.
Newell Hotel arrivals to-day-R. d.
Thompson, Pittsburg; j. W. Barton, Il.
A. Gilchrst, Wheeling; y. Z. Curran,
Belmont; j. f. Patterson, Bellalre; Z.
RAISER aud d. Hannah, Pittsburg.
A crowd of young folks went to Daven-
port last evening TO attend a festival.
Charles Grier returned to-day from
visit of several weeks with friends at
Krug, Maryland,
j. j. Burns and G. L. Newton, OF Wash
ington, Pa, were in the city yesterday.
Arlington arrivals to-day: Harry Martlp,
Wellsville; George Cole and Harry Gates,
Wheeling: George Lemons, Dayton, o.;
]. O. Armstrong and L. l.. Rudmsn, Raw
euswood: j. x. Wherry and lady, Parkers-
burg; a. NJ. Rice, Wheeling; Z. +. Sci
lers, Baltimore; G. J. Berkman, Boston.
George L. Craig, of the Mellen Pipe
Line Co, Pittsburg, was in the city to-day
Miss Julia Graham, daughter Of Street
Commissioner George Graham returned to-
day from weeks visit among friends al
Powhatou, O.
Jennings No. 10 on the Bunfp came in TO-
day aud is reported good for One hundred
barrels a day.
The REGISTER has opened a branch
Office in the building formerly occupied
| by McCoy's furniture store, on the Dia-
mond. The office is in charge OF Mr..
! Charles II. Baker. Subscriptions 70 any
edition OF the REGISTER will be received
by Mr. Baker and promptly forwarded
to the office OF publication.
Sample copies OF the WHEELING
WEEKLY REGISTER always Oh hand.
Estimates on job work chesrfully
| furnished
Estimates for advertising in any edi-
| ton of the REGISTER will be furnished
promptly upon application.