Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
BEllAIRE NEWS,
News and Gossip in h Glass city.

News and Gossip In the Glass city.
+. W. Millott is running a clothing store
with considerable success in the classic
town OF WUodstield.
The colored camp meeting Of Indian Run
will close with to days exercises. The
meetings have been very successful
throughout and have been well attended.
\ celebrated COlored choir from Wheeling
are expected to -dsy to furnish music for
The occasion, and the exercises tonight
will be unusually interesting.
Mr.. John X. Robinson, of this city has
taken the contract TO build an elegant
business room in Brilliant. 1t is to be
built after the fashion OF the National
Bank building of this city and is to be 40x
60 feet and three stories high.
Rev. 7. X. McKallop, of tue First Presby.
terrain Church, who has been away on
a months vacation is expected home the
latters part of this week, and the usual
services will be resumed next Sabbath.
Rev. A. G. Lane, of Crestline, o., will &C.
cupy the pulpit of the Second Presbyterian
Church TO day.
u. H. Darrah and family are spending a
few days with friends, and relatives in
81. Clairsville and Louisville.
Mrs. W. F. Hunter, of Woodsfield, was in
the city yesterday on her way home from
MOundsville camp meeting
Msj WIT kennon and j. w. Shannon.
wo of St. Cla:rsvills's prominent a:toE.
uey, were in the city yesterday.
Rev. James T. Meinhsrt, Secretary Of the
Y. NJ. c. A, at Columbus is in the city
He will deliver an address to the Y. NJ. e
A., of this city at Diciples church on Mon
day evening. Every body is invited.
Ross J. Smith, of Monroe county, passei
through town yesterday on his way home
from an extended western trip.
Miss Matrie OKey, Of WoOdSield, was in
town Yesterday.
Mr.. e. ". Milligan, of Centreville, Ohio
Was in the city yesterday on business.
The Den ocrstic Central Committee will
meet at st. Clairsyille on mex Tuesday
The Democratic candidates for the county
offices, will meet with them and then the
campaign will be opened up lively.
What has become OF the Democratic
csmpaign club?
City solicitor John F. Kelley, who is the
suthOr of Kelley's revised and annotated
statutes of West Virginia, and also of sew
eral other valuable legal works has been
offered the editorship of the Central Law
Journal of st. Louis, No.
Mr.. and Mrs. john T. Line we're In
Bsrnesville, yesterday, attending the fu
seral of q relative.
Candidates for the nomination for State
NndloE, OOtn fNepu bIftduS anu democrats,
re multiplying rapidly.
DR.. Ely, Of Barnesyil!e, was in the city
Yesterday.
\ c. & p. brakeman whose name we
-ould not learn had his right arm badly
nruised while coupling cars in the yard IN
Martins Ferry yesterday. He was caught
hs'wGen the Jumpers, but managed to
jerk his arm out before any bones were
broken.
J. T. Schofeld, of GAINESVILLE, was in
town yesterday.
J II. Gsston, Esq, is out OF town.
George LippincOtt, Of the Quaker City
Independent, was in town yesterday.
The following is a verbatim copy Of a
notice posted up at the Stone House on
the National Pike, west Of Bird seport:
"Iske Motifs. Ruined away q white calls
his two behind legs most Black. he was a
he caifs any poty vat prings him back pays
$50. IACoB LUFESBsEISER, 2 miles behind
the bridge"