Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
MINeo JUNCTION.
Municipal Tfekets-BiE Run at tho
Mill - The Blast Furnace 10 Start

Mill The Blast Furnace 20 Start
Up.
Special to The Sunday Register.
M1SGo JUNCTION, O., March 3l-The mill
and factory were working full this week.
The factory turned out $4,000 kegs Of nails
this week. This is the largest, weeks run
since II started. -,
John Scarlet and brother, Nelson, boil
ers, left here this week. They have &C.
vile. They are favorites wherever they
60.
Frank J. Warner, Of Warner Bros, was
here on Friday, visiting friends.
The following is the Democratic munich.
pal ticket: Mayor, w. c. Lloyd; Clerk, ID.
w. Long: Treasurer, Adam Peeler; Mar.
shall, John Connolly; Street Commissioner
Z. Mulholand; Council-Wilson Lynn,
Isaac Lithep, Cromwell Buoy, Mathew
Kahn, James Smith and Isaac Gosseth.
Councimen hold office for one year, and
three for two.
On last Thursday evening the Republi-
cans put the following ticket in the field
Mayor, D. w. Long; Councilmen, David
Simpson, John Kosher, r. II. Twiner, g..
w. Thompson, VIM. Dean and J. w.
earns; Treasurer, Oliver G. Moore.
Miss Bessie Parks, of this place, left this
week on a visit to her uncle, Michael
Hearne, of the South Side. We are lone.
some after Bessie.
Messrs. YIN. Ablec and John Parks
moved iuto their new homes this week.
VIM. Leeper will move to Portland to-
morrow.
Robert McElroy, of Newcastle, Pa,
moved his family here this week.
The HastiDg brothers were busy engaged
yesterday changing rolls This is the first
change IN six months.
The Junction Iron Company shipped a
great many nails this week by river and
rail.
Lewis Rosenberg, of Wheeling, arrived
here yesterday OH II visit to his brother, h.
Rosenberg.
Henry Briggs, Wheeling boy, cut lbs
kegs OF ten penny nails last week. That is
considered good weeks work.
Saul Hastings will be in Wheeling to.
day shaking hands with his numerous
friends. Saul says this is the longest he
hes been from home for years.
A couple of the boys had little fly last
Sunday. | will not mention any names
this time but look out hereafter.
Wilson Mckee sold four building lots
this week, on the hill.
We are looking for a flour mill here in
the near future.
Mr.. Geo. Sigford, mailer, left yesterday
for Knoxville, Pa, to move his family to
Steubenville.
The c. & P. Railroad Company have re.
duced the fare for mill employees between
here and Steubenville TO five cents each
way. 1t was good move. Tickets can be
had of Geo. Lsughlin, the secretary.
There is some talk Of the blast furnace
starting up soon.
We were glad to note the return of Henry
| S. Walker to the true fold.
Mrs. Taylor Griffith is improving rapidly.
She will be up in few days.
Mr. X. Rosenberg has been confined to
| his room this week on account OF severe
| spell OF sickness.
Mat. Kane's residence is nearing compile.
| ton. II is in an elegant location, and the
view of the river and railroad is undis
| turbed.
The latest time on record was made Fri
| dsy on night turn, SIX hours and ten min
utes Let us here from the Wheeling mil Is
Their will be services as usual at thu
| PRESBYTERIAN Church, to day. The Rev
| Samuel Forbes will be in the pulpit
Mrs Reese, the temperance orator, viii
be here tonight and will remain all week
holding a temperance revival every evening
| at the school house. She will be assisted
| by other speakers.
The Salvation Army comes here ever
|
adjourns to the school house where they
hold forth for couple Of hours. They re
cruited three new members last Saturday
Miss Clara Smiley, OF Martinsburg, is Wis
iting at her brother-in-lsw's, Jot Stephens
| of this burg.
Monday is election day. There will be {
| full vote ard a fair count. Your CORE
spondent thinks that the citizens Of Ming
will divide the two tickets and select goot
corps of officers to govern them for thu
next two years. The scratcher will b.
around.
Vim. Lavake cut 255 kegs OF twenty pen
ny nails last week. We would like to hea
from some of the Wheeling boys.
The old Council held its last meeting
Friday evening. Its last act was gooc
ore, that Of ordering the Strengthening o
the run through town. Let the good worn
go on.
Yesterday was pay day at the mill, ant
the boys feel happy.
The Intelligcncer's local Is somewhat sur
prised at the officers having the lookup
put up inside OF a room. 1t would be
pretty difficult thing to put them on tn
outside.
James Henry is moving to Brilliant to
day. Jim will continue to work in TIT
factory here.