Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-14
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Knowing that the question OF 70.
building the planning mill Of ArmsisU.s
A Smith was Of great interest to the Oosl'
mess people OF Bellaire. your Coffee
nondent sought out Mr.: Armstrong
Yesterday and elected the ioiio"'os
from that gentleman: ;,..,
"Mr. Armstrong, have you any in'en'
ton OF rebuilding" ,;u
ao IN the matter OF rebuilding, but n
any rate il do rebuild 1t will not % any
Ways soon, as it would be imPoseiOle 20
get the mill in WORKING order ior INC
"Do YOU think any other parties will
erect planning mill in Its steadr
"AlthouRh do not know OF any par.
ties having that intention, yet ! DOUBT
not hut that there will De;
for I expected opposition IN
the airing. and have no doubt but that
q mill will be erected sooner. e
being q great number OF new houses
going up In Bellaire. the burning OF snis
blaming mill leaves q good trade open
for other towns, and il would 10 to BEL
isire's interest to have another mill IN
the place of the one burned down.
Rev. /. J. Spencer, OF Clarksvilie,
Tenn, will preach at the Disciples
church, OF this city, tomorrow morn
ing and evening. AL are welcome. itef.
Spencer was formerly pastor Of that
church.
Miss AIDA Reasoner, Of GAINESVILLE.
is the guest of her uncle, DIR. Keasoner'
OF Thirty.third street.
Rev. Wallace, OF the U. Z. Church,
will deliver q lecture on "The Personal.
ity of the Devil" tomorrow evening.
Rev. CASTOR, OF the Presbyterian
Church, will take for his text to.mor.
row morning: "Joy OF Harvest" Isaiah
tx, 5. In the evening his subject will
be MY God! NV God! Why Hast
Thou Foraker Me-
Col. Jim Rufer has returned home
from Columbus, where he has been In
attendance upon the reunion.
Manager McClain, OF the Street Rail-
way has been confined to his room Tor
several days past
Gas and water is being pnt IN the
Goblet Company's new works, and the
new engine ia being fitted up. The
company is rushing things in order to
start up one day next week.
Two small colOred boys gained admis'
sion to John j. McDermotts cellar a.
his saloon yesterday morning, and
drank q large quantity Of vino AMI
whisky. They were discovered some
time afterwards by Mr.. McDermott,
who found them in bad state OF drunk
enness. Both boys are now in the
lookup.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Il. Weld.
man, late of Guernsey street, which
took place Yesterday morning, MAS
largely attended.
Charles y. Allen, editor Of the Demo.
crat, accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Lizzie, has returned home from his trip
to Columbus.
J. Blum, OF the firm OF II. ]. Blum,
leaves for the East the first OF the week.
Miss Celia Richardson, Of Wheeling.
Is visiting her niece, Mrs. III. Rolmer, OF
this city.
Our citizens who find themselves in
the neighboorhood OF the b. & 0. depot
Sunday morning, will receive q musical
treat, as the Marine Band, which has
thirty instruments, OF Washington, and
the Norfolk Band, OF Baltimore, which
has twenty-one instruments, will pass
through on their way to be in attendance
at the Knights Templar Conclave, at
Chicago.
The d. 4 o. are selling excursion
tickets to Burr's Mills, at eighty cents
the round trip. and forty cents the
round trip to Moundsville. during the
camp meetings at the above places.
Thomas J. Milly, the Union street
saloonist, was made happy last night.
II was an eight pound girl.