Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
BENWoOD.

The Benwood iron Works Repudiates the
Steel Nails-Other News of Interest.
he Riverside steel plant will operate
shortly double turn. A large quantity Of
steel was reshipped by the Benwood iron
works to the steel plant from which they
had purchased it, with the information that
they would make nails Of iron until the
steel nail had proved an undoubted
success. This is good news for the
pudders here. Yesterday was pay day
at the Riverside works The election
Tuesday was very quiet All indication
of the earnest work done. The Ohio River
railroad should surely erect railroad Of
some description here. The large number
IF passengers who take the train here on
that road fairly demand it at their hands
now, and as the weather becomes more and
more severe it will be CRYING necessity.
The defeat Of Hon j. Sinclair as a candi-
date for the House OF Delegates, where he so
ably looked after the wants OF the people in
he term prior to the last was one Of the
most unlocked for events of the county
election Mrs. p Altmeyer, most
,stimabe lady of Centre ward,
is very i'll with the typhoid fever
Miss Lizzie Noble returned last week from
a visit to the Smoky City Mrs j. W.
Davis and Miss Carrie Vance are the guests
of friends in Steubenville. Mr.. f. Pea
body, Of the upper pharmacy, leaves this
week on business trip to Troy, n. Y.
Mrs. Slater returned Yesterday from visit
10 ,Iohnstown, Pa Mr. Frank lbbotson, late
proprietor of the Argus, of Van Buren,, Ark,
out at present travelling correspondent
residence of f. Bowers, Esq
Prof Krepple, of Wheeling who had quite
a large class of music pupils here, left very
unceremoniously last week for New York.
He also occupied the position of organist al
the Lutheran church and was director OF the
Schiller Choral society. AS the days are
growing beautifully less it we're we'll if the
municipal lamps which were swept away by
the February food would he replaced. Mrs.
J. Miles, of Wheeling, visited at the resi-
dence of Mr. II. Bumgardner the fore part
Of the week. Miss X. Leighton, one Of
WheeIings finest artists, was in towu one
day last week. Capt Gorsuch, the urbane
conductor of the Glovers Gap accom- moda-
ton, is again on duty after brief indsposi-
ton. Master Vincent, bright little son
of Carter McMechen, Esq, returned
asst week from. visit Of several
months TO his grandpa, Rev. EIickemy
Kncll, in Pennsylvania. Mr.. johnson
The election Of Sunday school officers will
take place at the NJ Z. church this after.
noon. The Sabbath school Of that congre
CATION is in most fourishing condition.
Mr. J. Leach made his appearance on the
streets Yesterday after his late illness, Ed,
Dorsey, Esq. will have charge Of the post,
office and the store at Sherrsrd after this
month. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McMillin are
visiting friends in the earsteru part Of the
couaiy Ne Sra c. Rankin and +. Warden,
OF Sherrard, were in town yesterday
The erection OF the water works at the Ben
wood Iron Works is we'll under way. The
! nublic school had a holiday Wednesday.
owing 10 the ELECTION being held 10 that
building. The Cleveland and Hendricks
Club went to Wheeling last night to par
dcipate in the demonstration in that city.
The Blaine and Logan Club we're up on
Monday night. Miss Sidney McJilton, Of
Baltimore, is visiting at the residence Of
, Mr. F. McJilton. Mrs. Skies, of Ohio. &C
tonpanied BY her daughters, is visiting at
The residence Of Mr., A. Serig.