Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

and with the idea that, alter : sufficient
amount has been made they viii g
back to the homes Of their fathers u
spend il. There Il much compekioon
here. The west has been talkedN %
much that the faucy has become hxed
I'm the minds Of the Eastern
Young man that bonanzas In the way oil
salary and fortunes are ever stretching
out their hands to him ready to be
Rrasped. The simple truth Is that the
west is about as hard place to make q
living in as one could imagine. know
this il not patriotic thing to write.
NV home Is in the west where 1t " sim.
DIE heresy to say that 1t is not . Col.
conda. And yet the fact remains be-
yond dispute that unless q young man
has more than the average amount OF
brains and push; or has some capital to
begin upon, that the west Is rather q
hard field TO work. This was not true
ten or twenty years ago. fhen mere
was lively demand fer men. The de-
mand to-day is more than supplied. so
would simply say to wheeling boys,
If you have good position ut q fair
salary stick to il and dismiss the no
ton that something better awaits you
in this country. know at least twenty
young fellows here, men Of fair intelli-
gence and good habits working for from
fifteen to twenty dollars per week. Not
two months ago / was In q prominent
dry goods house here and man about
thirty years Of age, with fine presence
engaged with the proprietor to give
himself to him for six dollars a week.
I heard the conversation between the
two; 1 listened to talk which was
simply an offer Of premium to dis
honesty, or perhaps, a bargain which
would tend to keep the State peniten.
tiary keeper in position, and thought
that II a word of mine could induce any
home boy to be content with his pres
ent life that I would write II
A Compliment 10 wheeling Girls.
O woman, lovely woman! nature made thee
To temper man; We had been brutes without
ANGELS are painted fair TO look like you.
there's in YOU ali that we believe OF Heaven;
Amazing brightness, purity and truth,
Eternal Joy and everlasting love; orw.Y
Ifall the beautiful girls of Wheeling
could be transported hither for a day
Kansas City would go wild with joy. A
man who is thousand miles away
from a city can venture to pay a COM
plaint to its ladies without having his
Sincerity impeached. Therefore say
In all truthfulness that, no city Was ever
more blessed with lovely women than
Wheeling. This attraction OF your
town, think, has made ii as notorious
a. her excellent product Of nails. But
above all their comeliness ranks their
intelligence. recall several Wheeling
women, girls in years, and savants IN
knowledge, who would shine In any So
ciety. There is much pleasure In re-
membering them and their brightness,
and cannot help but bringing an ad.
ditional inducement to the boys In the
way of argument about repaining at
home than the feminine attractions
which are there in abundance
and ola duality not equalled by any
section Of the country. Ii Wheeling Is
known by its women, Kansas City
Should I've very proud of its reputation.
wheeling Folks In Kansas city.
III ey shallst every man under his vine
and under his d. tree. "-OId Testament.
10 not know Of a single Wheeling
person in Kansas City who is not flour
ishlng. Men OF capital and business
and young fellows with energy
and good habits represent West Wiz.
ginias colony here. / think can name
nearly fifty. Near the Union depot
stands the largest wholesale hardware
in the city. II IL that OF
Hall d Willis, VIM. Hall and Selby
Jones are among the active and lead.
ing spirits of the house, which expects
TO do a million dollars worth Of bust
ness this year.
The Oglehay boys are fast getting
rich. ! fancy that II President Arthur
knew Of the financial ability with
which Jim guards his own private for
tune, that he would not hesitate long in
turning over the Treasury portfolio to
his watcEful care.
I'd. IIornbrook, worker from
WOrkcrsvillr, Work county, who has
a host OF warm friends in this city who
have been gained by his genuine merits
and straightforward conduct, met with
some reverses a short time since hut II
now well on his (, ct again. The trouble
came upon him like a cyclone out OF
clear ky, and he was rs blameless as
he was pOwerless to avert the calamity.
He will yet he rich man.
Ed. CiendenniDg has big shoe store
on Main street, and is well heeled. Eds
sole belief, outside Of some theological
opinions, il, that there is "nOthing like
leather" liza homeIy pun can be par
doned | would say that he is the upper
dog in the trade.
Charley Faris is part proprietor OF the
finest drug store in the city, and he can
bc found al almost any hour OF the day
or night drawing five cent soda water
out OF six thousand dollar fountain.
John Bayha Is fourishing and divid-
ing good profits in large wholesale
saddlery hardware firm.
Among others | would mention Joe
Tolivar employed as head bookkeeper
in one of the largest cracker factories
III the world. His brother Jim has \
similar position with Edward Horn.
brook.
Tommy McGrial is ever singing the
praises Of Welcome Baking Powder,
aud expects to rise in the world through
it, expansive power.
Mr.. II. S. Seepack and Geo. Hof
man are priced co-laborers In shoe
house mere Wnlcn uOeS Close Oh lHil'
lion of dollars worth Of traffic per an.
mum. / think both Of them are destin-
ed to win their way TO substantial part
nerships.
Capt John Baggs was here for few
weeks, and is now on western trip
looking for a softer thing than h to be
had here.
Mr.. Jim AcbisOn is one Of the promi-
nent members Of the Board of Trade,
and can look into fixtures" with the
best OF them.
Mr.. H. Oglebay is with the coming
TiefOrd Il Oglebay.
w. ii. Norton, 6. ID. Hoge, ID. +.
Mcdonald, Dorsey and John Carline,
Robert Wheeler, Mick Glover, Neis.
waDger Brothers, the Askews, Arthur
Turner, Phil. Doddridge, X. futile, w.
n. G.. II. Gifiin, Chas. Hartgreaves,
3. Eof, Judge Cowan, w. J. Lang, +:
Probst, Bob. Hesrn, Will List and
doubtless a good many others go to
make up the West Nirginians here, the
majority Of whom are original Wheel
ingites.