Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
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Politics died out to great extent just
after the election and has not warmed up
yet Next week will see revival. No
MEETINGS have been held since the election
and none are announced for the coming
week A Democrat residing on Third
street has bet his bone consisting OF good
two story frame house and two lots that
Cleyeland will he the next President. Ten
her large bets are reported Another
Democrat offers 10 bet $500 on New York,
on the general result On small bets some
Democrats are giving 10000 on New York,
br; most bets OF. that State are even. On
Inuiana. New jersey and Connecticut bets
are even. Anywhere and everywhere hat
and oyster bets can be seen being made
on these States, on Ohio and the general re.
suit, but money bets are not very frequent
Rev. ". Wier addressed a well attended ST,
John meeting in the Commercial Hall on
Friday night, showing that prohibition is
no, national issue. The supporters OF
this cause are more numerous
aud enthusiastic than ever and
expect to poll large vote.
CHURCH PROGRAMME.
Services will be held in all the churches
to-day. Rev Holtz, the new pastor, will
preach in the N. T. church this morning
and tonight. Rev. Walker, pastor Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church, will not be absent to-
day as previously announced, and will ill
his pulpit as usual morning and evening.
Episcopal services will be held in the Pres
byterisn church this afternoon. the pastor
officiating. Miss Flora Williams and Others
will be present and sing.
MANUFACTURING NOTES.
At the Union Glass Works full, time is
being made, with fair prospects ahead
Six shops are making punch tumblers and
ine white shades. The Moore shops will
be put on next week Among the new sd.
iitions 70 the force are Messrs Steve Bic
Minnehan. Don Branagan, Chick Brana-
han and Thomas Moran, OF Steubenville;
Isaac Fowler. Of bridgeport, frank Dennis,
Of Bells ire. and George Fly, Of Ottawa.
The secretary, Nr F. c. Winship Is away
IN the interest Of the e1tsrprise. The
Buckeye Glass Works Is shipping ware as
At a. made. The furnace ia doing well.
Eleven turns were made a. the Elson Glass
Works this past week Some new and ele-
CANT designs are being made at the factory,
among which are vsriiy Of cole<s such a.
Hob Nail Buffers, etc Mr.. Vim. Gill, .
handler here, has resigned TO take charge
Of the Belmont, at BeIlaire, and has the
bes, wishes Of the employees. He has been
succeeded by p G. Butler, Of Belisire.
Thh repair on the blast furnace are being
poshed forward az rapidly as possible. A
large force Of men are engaged in giving It
thorough overhsuling. The mssons have
lined the furnaces tweniyseyen feet up and
expect TO hays it complstsd in time TO- 20
home and vote. Il viii - relinedto the acket
A new oak Hoor has been pat in the stock
house, the hot blasts have been repaired
and many other Improvements made. The
furnace has been shut down since July Is.
and wiz be ready to resume By the middle
Of November Business is reported good
at the Novelty Mold Works. The NaStins
Ferry Stove Works have shut down ior .
few DAYS. Work on the Bes store fouDdfy
is progressing rapidly. spence. Bags 4
Co.'S fouIiry ia making full time: also
William Mann's. The planning mills are
doing . good business. The Laughlin mill
| is making full time and doing well The
boilers at the Standard who have been Oh
on account Of the breakage Of the shaft
will 20 on the coming week. The Rtns
did sot shut down yesterday till after th'
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