Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-25

ntnI lllt lOdl HIS llltl WIN NAlN lAtANANi
inc endorsement 0! the company's otii-
cials as we'll rs the full patronage OF the
public at large, as the fine watch and
chain presented him fully attest. Long
life to Mr.. Bippus and long lease OF
prosperity to our street car company.
The last week has seen very rigid en-
iorcements of city ordinances. We have
an ordinance here, which requires, un-
der rigid penalties, the closing OF saloons
at 10 o'clock p. NJ. Several OF our
saloonists overstepped the bounds ofthe
closing hour and several have been fin
ed. Yesterday, Mr.. }. j. McDermott
was up before the Mayor, on the charge
of keeping his billiard parlors open after
10 o'clock. The charge was preferred
by Mr.. Rumback, of the Globe saloon,
and McDermott was fined = and costs.
Evidently the crusade in Cincinnati and
other cities is taking hold in our burg,
The narrow gauge train did not put
in an appearance until O'Clock yester-
day. The detention was caused by slides
on the road. The train at once faced
bout and went back.
The Implement Works, which were
advertised yesterday, were not sold,
there being no bid offered.
Mrs. George Bordeaux, OF Benwood,
is at the point of death. No hopes are
entertained for her recovery.
Marshal Archer is still very sick.
The Hecla Club will give a select ball
in their rooms Friday evening. Fowler
will furnish the music.
Auctioneer Garrett has sold over $780,
600 worth OF real estate since August.
Pretty big boom in such matters.
Jacob Roney Steel, foreman OF the
National Glass Works, is very seriously
i'll with neuralgia OF the stomach. Dr..
Muhleman isattending the gentleman.
The glass blowers held very orderly
and ENJOYABLE ball in Iilch's Hall last
night.
D0wlcr's orchestra will 90 10 play for
the German entertainment at Martin S
Ferry tonight.
Miss VI. Hill, OF MorristOwn, is visit
ing trends in the city.
b. Frank Woods is on a visit TO rcla-
tiycs and friends in Marietta.
Mr.. Del Jackson is also visiting
friends ia Marietta.
Prof y. T. Duff and family arc visiting
their old home at Marietta lor the holi-
DAYS.
The M,thodists of Brooks Run have
been holding a very successful revival
during the past two weeks. About fifty
persons have joined the church ana
been converted.
The First National Bank will begin
the construction of new building on
the lot at the northeast corner OF Bel
mont and Thirty-second streets in the
early spring.
Diphtheria is prevailing in Bellaire to
4 slight extent.
The family OF George b. Stiles received
handsome sum for their support, do
mated bv a number OF our citizens, pre-
vious 10 their departure from our midst.
The undivided one-half interest in the
bottom, west Of town, was sold by the
assignee of B. Il. COwan to W. q. Barn
ard, for =, ,l45. There are about A acres
in the tract.
There will be festival at the Second
NJ. +. Church (COloredl, on Belmont
street, Thursday and Friday evenings,
This festival is given by the Church Aid
Society for the benefit OF their new
church.
The Episcopal Sunday School will
have Christmas celebration this even
inc at the church. on Noble street. There
will be service and sermon by Rev. Mr.
Rembo this morning at lO:3O.
The Independent announces that IT will
have on a new dress after this week
This is a sign OF prosperous times which
we are pleased to note in our cOntempO.
rarv, and we sincerely congratulate that
journal. The Ind,pepdcd has the most
accomplished force OF typographers il
the city, and we look for something
| handsome next week.
Those who are interested in receiving
their mail should remember that the
postotiice will only be open to-day from
S To 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Don't cuss the
postoilice officials il YOU don't get youl
mail after this notice.
The pupils OF the Methodist and Pres
byterian Sabbath schools OF BellairC
| have an annual treat al their schools
and it will be given them as usual TIM
week. Many OF the pupils attend botl
schools, one in the morning and the
other in the afternoon, and so get double
| portion; but all are literally enough
provided with sugar plums 10 keep them
munching all day.
Mr.. Thomas silly will set up free egg
| nog 10 his patrons to-day, and all are IN
I yited to call around.
JAKE burst Is STILL THE OYSTER kING
The demand for Mr.. bursts big oys
4. Inn. -. lY.l.rl
/ a whole cargo OF them, and Yesterday
/ he received two barrels OF Standard, one
/ barrel OF select and two barrels Of shel
I oysters. The people appreciate his ei
| forts 10 place the biggest oysters in Oul
market. They are first class and find Z
! purchaser every time they are sown.
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
The Bellaire nail factory and rolling
mill has shut down for the rest OF thi:
/ week.
\ number OF the employees Of the Ian
/ tern factory on Saturday were put Of
| for two weeks. This action was neces
/ sarv in order TO make the annual in
voice.
/ Ex-Sherifi Cochran and Mr.. Wallace
Ol btildlTe, were ont mere last Ntth
looking after ground whereon to erec
buildings for stave and keg factory
/ We are informed that they leased piece
/ of ground from Messrs. Morris an6
Mooney, and will erect buildings imme
| diately. They propose to ship a cal
load every other day, and will employ
about twenty-five workmen.- UO0dsfeil
/ SpUh
Woodslield now wants Touring mill
/ planning mill and wooden factory. Per
/ sons who have money 70 invest cannO
/ place it where it will do more good, o.
/ where it will realize them greater profits
WhO among our monied men will steI
forward and push these enterprises?
Died.
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