Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
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the lockout will be made in this city to-
morrow. At least three of the factories are
ready at this writing to proceed, and the
other two will be ready by Tuesday. The
mold shops have been at work for several
days.
Robert Hite and Els Worth Frymsn, the
two young gentlemen who left here to go to
Denver are in Eagle Rock, Idaho working
on a raihoa In q letter to friend in
this city the boys give some pertinent and
interesting facts about that country. Labor
is pail OF lower than 81 per day; locomo'
tive engineers draw s per day; board is S.
per week, and room is So per month; sand
storms are numerous, and the wind is blow
ipg q gale most all the time; it rains on an
average twlce year; agriculture is carried
on by If igating.
TIE members Of the Second NJ E. Church
held a social last night. There was only
moderate attendance
John Motter will 20 out on the road a. ain
in few days as boot AID shoe sa' esman.
Will Barnes has had remarkable success
with his brass band About year ago he
organized with ali his members boys. Now
me Kid band is coming prominently be.
fore the public by its merits.
Hope Hose Company No. / will not have
as nice reel house as it expected. Coun-
cll at one time promised brick structure,
out has at Last settled on $3.50 frame.
Rev. Mr.. Keeler, the new NJ. T. Church
minister, has moved his family here from
Bridgeport. Mr.. Keller has already made
favorable impression on his flock here,
and app esrance indicate that he will have
pleasant field of labor.
The B. L. & C. engine house is about
completed. The building will hold two en-
gines ard is somewhat smaller than the
structure that burned some time siuce.
How I'd Pendry is back at his old posi-
ion SIS clerk in W. X. Nsylor's store.
Charles Faupels properly in the Third
ward WI be offered for sale again shortly.
Rev. John c. Smith his brought his
family ere and is occupying the residence
made cant By the removal of VIM. Wes-
colt TO Nassillon. NJ Saith will meet all
The meo bers Of the South Bellsire NJ. E.
Church at reception social tomorrow
eve ming in that church.
Crozier Bros and j. NJ. Criswell brick
makers, have ceased operations for this
year. having in kilns now more bricks than
will be sold during the remainder OF the
season.
The Turner's viii be nine years old on
October Is and they intend to celebrate the
event by having a right royal time.
McDermotts concert garden has been
the rendezvous of great many persons of
late. The free entertainments is what at
tracts them. An entire change is adver-
tised for this week with better attractions
than ever.
The city ordinance requires that all bar
bsrs cease work on Sunday. The Union |
BARRIERS are aware Of this and propose to
any Of the tons0rial artists who |
persist in Decorating the Sabbath.
The c. 4 P. continues to receive large |
quantities of ties from down the river. The |
Ohio has been getting so low of late that |
he company in order to reach its bsrges |
BY rail has set its track farther out in the |
river.
Rev. J. II. Bell is home from Conference
ard will hold the usual services in the A. |
N. f. church to-day.
Several Of our yourg gentlemen took in |
the Sunday excursion to Pittsburg this |
Tomatoes are ripaning very fast and the |
farmers and produce men are showing them |
on to the market in large quantities, aud as
a consequence prices are at the bottom.
Celery is coming in now but it is somewhat !
high. Grapes are up aud the season is about |
over. This fruit is very sweet at present,
more so than at any other time.
TIE Enterprise window glass works are
turning out a large quantity Of good glass
1t is the only window house in the cts that
Is running. By its resumption q number OF |
mirers have been given employment in
Kelly ( Hestherington's coal bank. Mr. |
D. j. Smith, the new secretary, Is right at
home in bis new position. having had a sim
lar occupation some time since.
The Young son of Rev. j. NJ Monroe,
Rbo died FRIDAY morning at an early hour,
will be buried this afternoon in Rose Hill
cemetery at 2 o'clock.
John Addison and Leroy Addison have
10th opened repair shops in the Third ward.
Their mission is to give new soles As they
ire both Democrats, one is apt to think
hat il is one OF their inventive ways Of
,arrying the Third ward for the Democ-
acy.
Chris. Conner is HON from down the river
md is ready for work. 1t was bis intention
o make his future home in Australia if the
sctoTies hadn't started.
Auunber Of old veterans viii go to Pitts
'urg on Tuesday to take part in the parade
N G. A. r day.
The Niagara rink Is nor. snan .S,e.s de-