Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
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All ssrts % HeWsy Lseals - RaksA -
and JstseA DeWa ~ oaF @QlaD C1eys
Reporter In His RoanAs Yestee1ay.

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and JstteA DeGa Ay 0aP e0lam Caty''
Reporter In His RsaaAs Yestee1ay.
Hines, the fireman so frightfully scald.
ed all over at the franklin tunnel oo,lis.
on last Sunday. the full particulars Of
which appeared in Mondays RseIsrxl, u
still at the National House. but his recov-
cry appears uncertain. At first il was
thought he could not live. Later he showed
signs OF improvement, but at this writing
is not resting very well and his friends are
alarmed.
The funeral OF Mr.. Edward Fitzpatrick,
Sr., who died Of nailers' consumption last
Wednesday morning, took place yesterday
afternoon and was largely attended. not.
withstanding rain was falling ana the
day was anything but pleasant Funeral
services were held at his late residsnse on
Gravel Hill, about 2 O'Clock. Rev. J. X.
McKallip, pastor OF the Second Prevbyter-
ian Church. oficiated and delivered an OK.
repaired fo Roe Hiii cemetery, where the
remains we're laid to rest Mr.. Fitzpatrick
Eas IN excellent citizen, well liked by ev-
c,y body, and his family have the sympa.
tiI) of the whole community.
\ little daughter OF Geo. Westlake, the
Pirsf ward shoemaker while playing about
the tnble yesterdsy morning upset dish.
pan oS hot water and was badly scalded.
Geose Gusyan will remove to Martins
Ferry mis- week, where he will work In the
Elson gtass works.
JOHN Du Bsis, Esq, will remove into his
new resiSsnoe this coming week.
The wsser works trustees rcp0zted
S., i96 = n hand
An evening" pape5 saysit Is understood
that the b. 40! win at an early day erecta o
new freight depot here. This has been
tai ked of for " years
The work Of laying steel rails on the c.
Il p between here and Bridgeport will be-
gin as soon as tie weather win permit.
Mrs. Harry Msek is spending afeN days
with relatives in The country.
An important meeting of the Linean' Lit
erary society will se held to. morrow night
and q full attendance in desired. The
Linean Is becoming . solid institution.
Mr. J. L. Crawfo1i left yesterday for
TO visit friends.
Mr.. John NcMastero having sold his farm
1t Bethel Station, will 70 TO Kansas at IN
early day. The place consisted Of 100 acres
aud was bought by Mr.. Daniel Mcke!tey
Tor s., 800.
Elmer OBrien. of ths Rirst ward, Is hid
up, having run a nail Though his finger
The Fourth ward has saolher grocery
This is the way the Triisso does business:
Nv. H. -, Of ST. Giairsyllle, refuses "
lake the 7riJrns from the Office after getting
it since July LIST, 1850 withOat paying forit."
ing another Republican reading Demo
cratic weekly, said: Why do you take
that paper" He replied by saying, We'll,
TO help the old man along Do you ever
pay him anything" asked the inqaiang
TO which his friend answered
by saying, "No," and continued, IL have
been taking il for three years, but have
not paid anything yet Many persons
take papers this way.
A telephone has been plscsd in AifR
mans Palace drug store.
"Dick" Darrab, of st. Clairsville, is- en-
toying the hospitalities Of Bellaire friends.
Tom Collins, the prize lighter, Is In town.
Judge A. W. Anderson, formerly N the
d. }. 4 &. Office, will engage in the lumber
business here, So II Is said.
Father" Drenner, OF the Ohio Valley
News, was in the city, yesterday, srsiling
on his many friends.
Mrs. Daniel S,emnley Is visiting in Pitts
burgh.
The Druids' have cancelled the pressnta-
ton of "Nuidoon's blunders," and 40 yet
it is not know whether IL will be preseated
Or not.
To.day's Church programme: Preaching Ia
lbe NJ. l., by The pastor, at 1890 4. ". Ser
vices will be held in the Second Presby-
teran, morning and evening. Rev. J. NJ
Hendrick, the missionary. oificisting. Ser
vices will be held in the other churches mt
the usual hours.
Goldman Faherty, who left Bellaire and
went To Ireland about seven years ago. has
returned with his sister Maggie.
Considerable sickness Of mild form pre-
walls in the city. Mrs. Frank Tallett, of the
First ward. Albert Luchs, Sam Heston, 81
the National Mike Cavern, ID. II. Danah,
Mr.. Henry HoiIman's SOD, Joseph Duncan,
Frank OHana, 3year old son OF Mrs..
Maggie OhaTa; Maud, daughter Of Mr. B
Corbett; Mr.. Daniel Theobold and his son
Cap, are all confined to bed, but none Of
them are dangerous by any means.
Mrs Foster the great temperance orator
from Iowa, will likely deliver one or two
addresses in Belmont county during the
coming month.
Council met on Friday night and paid
out about 81, 500 for different purposes. The
mayors report for the past month 10 en-
Yesterday was very wet, bad. dull Sat.
urday in Bellaire-one OF the worst oil tbe
season.
Immediately after the introduction OF
the Lceke bill providing for the building Of
a $4,000 Court House at ST. Clairsyiile IL
was thought 1t would pass but now things
look different R-IDonstrances we're car.
culated in all parts of the county aud sign
ed by the hundreds. People who were
heretofore in favor OF ST Ciairsyiile have
become disgusted at the bill requiring the
bnilding ~ 10000 Court House imme.
sficr the passage Of the bill without
ssk ing the voters of the county, and are
signing The rrHnnsirance.
viii J. Topper. E.q is back from an ex.
tended trip IN the interests OF the Belmont
Glass Works. Will reports very success
full trip.
ST. ClAIRSvIllE.