Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27


knee. There was great rejoicing when the
lost we're found.
Prosperity of the City.
Architecture more than any other ele-
ment shows conclusively whether city Is
retrogradipg or advancing. This city is
proud Of her work in the line of new build
irgs during the last several years, as large
number of elegant residences have been pa
uu within that period by men who mad :
their starte in Beilaire and who want to see
the place develop During the past SUM-
mer there have BEEN more buildings erected
than was anticipated. All over the city
dwellings have sprung up with unusual
activity. The Fourth ward has probably
expended more this year for houses than
sny other, with the Fifth and Third wards
bui little behind. A great deal OF repair
work and painting was done, almost every
shabby looking structure of any Importance
whatever being dressed in new suit. IL Is
mat OF much surmise in what direction the
city will spread if she continues to enlarge.
Il ia true that the First ward will receive
large share of the development, but has 1t
never occurred to the reader that the city
might reach up over the bill to the westf
Back of Gravel Hill the tops Of the young
mountains are level and It would make an
elegant place for home which could be
easily reached by an incline plane. There
is still another section that will shortly
make q beautiful place for suburban resi-
dences. The new road that is being opened
up below the creek, that leads to Brooks
Run. thence on west, viii soon open and
make accessible q very pretty piece OF
country. The only thing needed BY those
occupying places along this road, viii be q
horse and buggy, and they will be able to
live in metropolitan style.
The Local Markets.
The season of the watermelon is about
over. A few still remain on sale, but they
are, no doubt, as tough as the average beef
steak. Prices range from 5 to rs cents
Grapes appear to be plenty and retail at A
cents per pound. Ounces are just coming
in. The average price for them is about
81 per bushel. Tomatoes are Is cents per
peck; sweet potatoes retail at rs cents a
peck; Irish potatoes, Is cents; apples, 10
cents; Lima beans bring 10 cents quart;
onions, 80 cents per peck. Nice celery Is
now on sale, smallest punches are cents
Corn has ceased to be palatsble and its
next place of rest will be the granary. Eggs
are coming in pretty lively, but country but
ter must be on strike, as the farmers are
not selling very much of the article, and the
people of Bellaire are devouring more
creamery product than ususlin consequence.
Spring chickens are plenty and retail at rs
cents on an average.
GIassworker's Blowout.
The Jubilee given by the flint glasSwork-
ers on the evening of the settlement Of the
lockout was an occasion long to be remem-
beIed. Early in the evening Hestherlng.
tons brass band enlivened matters on I'm
iop and Belmont streets. The psvements
we're crowded and pedestrians found it diff
cult to move on. About eight o'clock q
great crowd repaired to the Turner Hall
and proceeded to have great time. The
citizens of the city had aided the boys in
getting refreshments and the supply was
given to all who called. The scene in the
restaurant and in the dining room of the
ball beggars description. Both places were
chuck up until the liquid drink ran out
On the hall floor up stairs Barnes orchestra
plsyed for the struggling crowd that danced
az best they could, for the large crowd Of
sight seers were hard to manage. The hot
continued until o'clock Friday morning.
The one thing most worthy Of notice IN re,
gard to the celebration was the fact that
here was not disturbance in the dancing
hall during the entire evening of any conse
NJ foll be Of I'm
ing private hop shortly to top the whole
affair off in grand style
Local News.
The new ministers will occupy theil
places in the First NJ. E. and the Soutl
Bellaire NJ. E. Churches to-day.
There will be communion services in thu
First Presbyterian Church this morning.
The BeIlsire Building and Loan Compan!
meets tomorrow evening.
Rev. R. NJ Brown begins o series OF ser
mons to-day.
The Mediterranean Club danced las
night
Mrs. Henry Over has recovered rom 1
sick SPELL
John Mccormick was able to be taken to
his place Of business in wagon yesterday
Mrs. W. ]. Clark furnished the youul
Of ople who danced in her psrlors Friday
night with fine lot of refreshments.
1t was reported in Wheeling yesterda!
that Bellaire parties had figured in the at
.ack at the Lsughlin mill and that severs
Of them were wounded. Your reporter
fsiIed to find any one who knew anything
Of the affair, except what was seen in thu
newspapers. tits hardly probable that an
one from here participated in the assault
The mill men here have no incentive TO
such action, as they are all at work ant
happy.
The young people had quite pleasan
gathering at the home of Charley Bipper
IN Friday evening.
Some bold person entered the residence
If David Stewart on Gravel Hill, at an ear
" hour Friday night Mrs ST. 'art was u
airs sewing ct the time and I'D the ia
ru6er come in. He proceeded to the room
where the lady was working but found I
tsnd propped against the door. About tn
| ime the rascal was about to enter the room
Mrs. Stewart stuck her head out of tn
ront window and yelled for the neighbors
When help arrived the man was gene 81
zss evidently after money but did not &c
| any.
The accommodation train was held sbou
n hour last night in order to take abou
| 90 Quskers to GAINESVILLE who came owe
INhe c. & P. from Mt. Pleasant.
The Republican speakers who CAV
Hoadly stirring up about bis acts in tn
Hooking Valley during the late strike an
sho were Growing because the miners wer
going to scratch the Democratic nomine
or Governor, should read The action OF tn
miners at Democratic meeting in Nelson
lille, on Thursday night. One OF tn
keskers asked the crowd if they were dis
lsiisfied with Hoadly and there was not
dissenting voice.
The Pies Would be JuAt as Wholesome,
NsrriSfoWR Herald
"Housekeepsr" wants to know how
prevent the juice of pies from soaking int
he under crust. Our culinary education