Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-24

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A midget ar News from The Little Tewn
over the River.
"A brick pavement viii soon be laid from
the south end of the Kirkwood bridge 70
Eli Gilmore's store. This will be graf
improvement, aud has long been needeo.
Frank Morrow, one OF our boys vbs mas
been employed. with the G. r bridge men,
met with an accident on Monday, while
working on the scaffoid erected underneath
the bridge. By a slip of the foot he found
himself swimming in the creek, but no
soon crawled out, being thoroughly soaked.
You ought to have better luck than that'
Frank.
MIS-. Thos. Odbert and son, OF Steuben.
Vile, is visiting her father, Mr.. John Chap
man. =,
take place about Thanksgiving.
A. j. Bagys has made many costly add.
tions 10 his former comfortable home, and
now has one Of the finest residences IN the
county.
Miss Matte Hall, who has for some time
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Duncan,
returned to her home at Pittsburgh on
Tuesday.
The @. A. R. met on Tuesday night and
elected officers for the coming year.
Mayor Junkins and w. ii. HoWeiis,
chairman of the council on lights, are In
New Philadelphia agitating the question OF
having our town lighted by gas.
Grandmother Leatherwood is slowly
diving of dry gangrene in both feet.
Mr.. Wigganton, the cigar maker, was ar.
rested yesterday aud placed % the cooler
for disorderly conduct.
J. F. Bags, MEMBER OF the firm Of R.
J: Briggs d -,n, Is erecting a new honse on
the sir.e OF the hull back Of Kirkwood.
The West End school house, now APP
preaching completion, presents COM
nrandipg appearance, and is magnificent
building. by the way, our schools were
never in half so prosperous condition as
now, under the efficient SUPPLEMENTARY Oh
Prof. Orr.
F. A. Maberry is in Pittsburg on . BUSH
The +. V. round house is rapidly APP
preaching completion, the roof being
nearly finished.
The West End school house Is under
roof, and is said to be much finer shan the
one in Kirkwood.
Martha Baggs, wife OF r. J. Bagys has
been long in feeble health, as is also the
old veteran lumberman, whom everybody
knows, but both are somewhat improved,
with a promise of a little longer lease OF
life.
Charley Miller has greatly enlarged and
beautified his billiard parlors, having added
number OF new tables, and painted, pa
pered and otherwise adorned his elegant
premises.
The Etna is doing big business,
Rev. Beall, of the Presbyterian Church,
will preach at the union Thanksgiving ser.
vices in the N. f. Church.
Rev. Joseph Graham, missionary In In
dia, lectured on Sabbath morning, in the
PRESBYTERIAN, and in the morning in the
NJ. +. Church. on the habits and CUSTOMS
and moral condition Of the people OF far-of
India His lectures were most interesting,
and delighted HE large and attentive audi
ence. -,
West Frazier, who has been down With
typhoid fever is improving and will be out
soon.
Mrs. Robt. williams, long q confirmed
invalid, has sufficiently improved to walk
about her house.
Mr.. John A. Woodruff, q clerk OF the
postoffice in Pittsburg, is visiting X. j.
Alexander.
A.P. W. King, of Warrenton, O., was in
town yesterday.
The Presbyterian church, under Rev.
Bealrs ministrations lie in a most flourish.
ing condition, and new lease OF harmony,
good will and usefulness given her.
John Woods was severely bitten by dog
which he was killing for slsughtering his
sheep.
Hon. David Wagner was called Ia Belle.
vile, by the death of bis sister on Monday.