Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
MINGo JUNCTION NEWS.
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MINGo JUNCTION, O., April Thames
Smith has two children, boy and girl, verV
sick with the measles.
Yesterday VAS pay day at the mill, and
tie boys fee! happy.
Mrs Reese still holds the boards at the
school house in tie temperance cause.
Crowded houses every night.
Your correspondent was talking yester.
day 10 some members OF the 4. A. OF !. Il
5. W. They said the report in yesterdays
paper was not altogether correct. They
don think there Will be any strike, as they
have every hope that the coal will be
chan gcd in the hot months OF summer.
The Drummer Boy, at Stcubenville on
Friday aud Saturday nights, drew a large
Number i.om MingO.
Mrs. r. Rosenberg returned home Thurs.
day after a week visit with her mother on
the South side.
Mrs. John Banks left last night for visit
amCng Wheeling friends.
sam COOK, of MartinSburg, will move his
family here next week.
Capt. Wise and Prof. Sell gave very
pleasant entertainment at McListers Hall
last Wednesday evening. The Professor
esked for the loan of our Mayors hat aud
passed il over to Chas Hodgkiss, Bellaire
gentleman, for examination. Charley dis
covered three sets OF baby's undertaking,
ore set of misses and one set ladies full
Quilt. 1t is t9lerably biz hat They
ccme again on Monday.
Council met on Friday evening. IL IS
very complicated kind OF body. Mr..
Buoy moved to hire the marshal elect for
ore month at a salary of $25. The marshal
would not give up the JOB he has got for
one months salary, and offered his resigna
tiun, so We are once more without mar.
Shul They are talking of going to Steu.
brnville 20 get one. but the chances are
that they will have to pay for his services.
One of our Councilmen is willing To give
twice as much as he received for the same
position in Brilliant. He received 81; so
he would give our marshal 81 and all he
could make.
Council allowed the Street Commissioner
g. day for every days work performed:
The bill OF Our former marshal. John
Deter, was laid on the table.
think it would be advisable il our City
Dads would try TO get the Commoner from
the Fourth ward TO come up here and get
the machinery OF the corporation running
smoothly.
Some of the boys knocked of work on
three heats on Thursday and Friday. II
was to warm to work.
The blast furnace is still idle.
think it would be advisable for Council
TO have the rules and regulations that have
keen adopted by the former Council
printed, and each member be supplied
with a copy. 1t would expedite business
considerably.
The fine residences of the following
gentlemen are nearing completion. and
will be ready for occupancy BY the first oil
May: Sam Bailey, Mat Kane and Adam
Beeler.
The bridge across the run needs the at
tention OF council and the street commits
sioner.
VIM. Brown Burris, the boss blacksmith,
is the hsppiest man in town. It's Dig
boy.
There are several cases Of iaundice in
town at present.
The School Board organized BY electing
George A. Dean as chairman and clerk.
Vim. Smith received his first machine
to-day. There was Chinamau attached to
it. but Bill tore il Off and threw it away.
The muscles OF man will run il hereafter.
The ball to be given by Mingo Lodge No.
So A, A. of I. & s. W., st Steubenville Oh
the 9Th Of this month, promises to be q
success, Judging from the way tickets have
been sold for il. John Irvir and Joe
Ennis are at the head which is q guarantee
OF its success.
Basil Britt was appointed marshal, vice
Johh Connolly resigned. At this writing
he made his first arrest. / would suggest
the name of the lookup after its FIRST oc.
cupsuts, Robert Bates and James McKain,
| the Bates McKsin Mansion"
Abe Sprucebsnk has moved permanently
| TO Brilliant We are sorry TO lose Abe.
He is stesdfast reader Of the RzorsrEs.