Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-11
sIsrERsvILLE NOTES.
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SIsTERsvIILE, Julyl0.-The receipts OF
the Eureka Pipe Line Co.. as reported
by the engineers at the Thistle Pump
ing Station this morning for the twenty
four hours ending to-day at seven
o'clock a. ~, were 1888 barrels
slight increase over that reported yes
terday.
One Of the most enjoyable and pleas
ant private dances OF the season was
given last evening by the members OF
the j. L. Jones Hose Co., In honor OF
their lady friends at the hose house. A
small but jolly crowd was In attend
ance, and all enjoyed themselves we'll.
Mrs. George Gordons. of the Ph9uix
restaurant, went to New Martinsville
this morning.
There were three cases OF drunk and
disorderly conduct before the Mayor
this morning. All plead guilty and
were assessed So and costs. Their names
were John Burnhart, Jacob Barnhart
and Albert Eoff.
Mrs. Ed. Christy, Of New Martins
vile. accompanied by her sister, Miss
Goodwin, are the guests Of the family
Of Tom Chesney.
A. S. Mccoy and bride, nee Miss Arm
strong, returned to-day from an extend
cd wedding tour in the eastern cities.
Newell Arrivals. w. Barton, Jas.
Barker, ]. l.. Ellis, Wheeling; B. T.
Bowers, New Martinsvlle; G. Stephens,
Washington; T. C. McMannus, Friend
ly; John Murphy, Washington; j. G.
Birghlv, Marietta; l.. b. Brague, Ciar-
ington; c. A. Gerelly, Miller's Run; w,
III. Sturgeon, Darlington; C. S. Millire,
Washington; d. S. Allen, FexburR;
Thomas Morrison, Washington; S. ID.
Robinson, VIM. Johnston, John Patter-
son, L. c. Sands, Pittsburg: Il. j. Fish
man, Baltimore; 3. Engle, Middle
bourne.
Charles Price and Edward Linnebur-
ger, of Benwood, are the guests OF
John Newton, to-day.
John ]. Carter returned to-day from
a trip to Pittsburg.
A boiler house, belonging to the
Henry Oil Company. on the Stewart
farm, Ohio side, was burned down last
night. 1t caught from a gas light
nearby. The loss will be about $780,
The Henry Oil Company have sue
coed ed in getting the lost tools in No.
IS Stewart loose and partly out Will
likely get them out this week.
Hotel Arlington Arrivals-John Pres
ton, Washington; j. S. Witers Wash
iDgton, d. c.; J. Ii. Bendell, Hunting
ton; j. Fred. Wehn, Philadelphia; John
+. Sweeney, George l.. Burriss and II.
w. Wilson, Wheeling; r. G.. Caldwell,
Parkersburg; j. J. Burns, Washing
ton; James sullivan, Philadelphia; r.
Blair, Jr. and e. Thomas. Cleveland;
c. II. Caldwell, Parkersburg, and Louis
p. Gutman, Wheeling. ~
James Chaplin and 5. Brace Hall, OF
New Martinsyilie, are In the city to-
day.
Henry Brilles returned from Wheel
ing to-day.
The County Court Of Tyler county, in
session at Middleboure to-day, after a
csgeful consideration Of the situation,
declined to grant liquor license to the
different SistersvilIe applicants. The
Court, while believing that under exist
ing circumstances license might be for
the best in SiStersvile, yet had regard
for the general public opinion OF the
citizens OF the entire county, and in
obedience to very general protest,
declined to grant license to any one.
The REGISTER has opened a branch Office
in the building formerly occupied by Nc
Coy's furniture store, on the Diamond.
The Office is in charge OF Mr.. Charles n.
Baker. Subscriptions 10 any edition Of the
REGISTER will pc received by MIR. Baker
aud promptly forwarded 10 the Office OF
publication.
Samples copies Of the WHEELING WEEK
LY REGISTER always on hand.
Estimates on job work cheerfully FUR
nished.
Estimates for advertising in any edition
Of the REGISTER will be furnished promptly
upon application.
The DAmY REGISTER is delivered in Sis
tersville az the publishers rate, viz, l5c
per week for daily and lSc for daily aud