Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
axsd atsl45 Oh the hundred dollars valua

fixed at 81. IS on the hundred dollars valua
ton.
Messrs. Purdy & Brown have just pur
chased three thousand bushels OF wheat tC
be delivered at their mill during the com
ing week. The price paid was 45 cents per
oushel.
Rev. G. w. Grimes has returned from
Alliance, o., where he went TO deliver an
address 70 the students OF Scio College.
The Kings Daughters will hold meet
ing at the home OF the President Miss
Annie Sunderland, 90 Jefferson avenue,to
morrow evening. A cordial invitation Is
extended for all members to be present, as
important business is 10 be transacted.
Rev Asbury Mick has returned from
trip to Clarksburg.
W. b. Humphreys leaves tomorrow Tor
Baltimore, where he has secured a contract
for 100 Inmates Of the Home OF Refuge Tor
the manufacture of 0rooms.
The annual County Teachers Institute
will convene tomorrow aud CONTINUE 10
session three weeks The County Com
missioners have kindly donated the use OF
the Court House during the term. The in
structors for the first week will be Prof.
Mohler, of Gallipolis, Ohio, and Profs.
Williams and Powell, Of this place, and
the second week j. w. Barnes, principal
OF the FairmOnt Normal School, will take
the place OF Prof. MOhler, while l.. j.
Corbiev, superintendent of Clarksburg,
will be here during the entire closing
weak DR. L. NJ. Turner, DR.. Simpson, OF
Cincinnati. President of Marietta College,
and other prominent educators Will De
present during the session. There Will oe
about two hundred teachers In at5endance
or the largest number ever known IN tue
history OF the county.
kNa.h hal ~
Presbyterian Church this morning at 1880
O'Clock. These are the last services that
will be held in the first Sabbath IN Sep
TENDER
The following Moundsyillians are now
enjoying themselves in the cool breezes at
Atlantic City G. II. Hunter, G.. Q. Rep
pstto and wife, Miss Carrie Cockayne, d.
ID. BurleY and wife, ]. NJ. Booth ana w.
d. Cheadle.
A new county road is being build up the
Lindsay hill south Of town, which Will put
the road on a great deal better grade than
il now is,
w. l.. Edwards viii construct a resi-
dence Of the section on lots lately pur-
chased from the NJ. NJ. 81 NJ. Co, IN the
East End.
Tue SEamrocks, OF Wheeling, and the
Gallighers, of this place, played an excIt'
which was decided in favor Of the CALI
ghers by a score Of TO 0. The game
stood 10 in the first half OF the ninth
inning, when one OF the ShamrockS struck
q two-Oagger, but failed 10 touch trst base
bv about three feet The ball was then
thrown TO first and the runner declared
out. The visitors then raised kick, and
refused 10 play. when the referee declared
the game in favor Of the Gallighers by the
above score.
Tue funeral of Louis h. Velton. an ac-
count Of which death appeared IN Fridays
REGISTER, took place from the family
residence on Second street Friday
afternoon AT , O'Clock. The l. y. .. T.,
Of which order deceased was emOer,
attended in a body He left a wife, TO
whom he had been welded less than three
mouths, 20 mourn her loss. The burial
took place in Mount Rose cemetery.
Miss Mamie Henrietta has returned from
a pleasant visit 10 Newark, y.
The Republican primaries to nominate
county officers ana rive delegates TO the
Congressional convention, 70 be held at
Clarksburg- New Martinsville, took place
between the hours OF , and : O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. A fair vote was cast,
but the counting will not De completed un-
I'll TOO late 10 ascertain who are the sue
ceSsful aspirantS.