Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
WELLSBURG.
v,ws About the Mills General and Per.
s0nal Notes.
SpeciaI 10 lke G.lILN R,Gilter

T,vs About the Mills-G General and Per.
sonal Notes.
Special 10 he Sau8jy Register.
WlLLsBrEG, September lS.-Che Beth
lpy College will open it, forty fifth ses-lo,
september 2S, and an increased attend
nee is expected
Earl. on atIecrionate child OF Z \. Frost
; dangerously Ill.
he glass works at Bri!iAnt lately pur
fassd by the Central of Whcel,ac h.''
piped TIE natural gas from the Spaulding
veil and have the use Of the same until
January lst, at which time they will sink
one Ct their own.
The Riverside Glass Co. and Da'2ell
8sos. and Gilmore are making some heavy
shipments OF glassware.
i he Harvey Paper Company are turning
out a considerable amount OF the brown
Eropping paper at their mill. The scarcity
Of straw in their vicinity necessitates them
10 order abroad.
The paper mill of 5 George, where ma
nilla paper is manufactured is running
steadily, as is also the PHpcr sack factory Of
4. Roe & Co, that is in connection, where
abuut IOrry hauJs are employed AmV"g
others are about thirty five girls that work
he paper into sacks for the outside trade
The sister of Mrs Prot w II Woolery
# Bethany College died al Flushing, Ohio
lat week .,
Philip Lucas, whom it will be remembered
.bot and wounded his wife short time ago
IN o fit of drunkenness, has been induced
% sign the pledge by the Temperance Union
mere.
The Town Council met last Friday even.
ing 20 ra'ify the contract with the Jacobs
Brothers for the erection OF the Wafer
Works. II was escertGined by an irspec-
ION of the Assessors books that the pro
posed bonded Indebtedness Of the town, in
addition TO the old deOt, would make the
Total Indebtedness of the town exceeded the
constitutional limit OF ) per cent on the
assessable property OF the town. 1t was
also stated that the Jacobs Brothers
would not enter into bond
under the existing circumstances
10 erect the works at their BID. The
whole contract vas &C ordingly declared of,
ard on motion OF }. NJ Duvall, ESQ., al
ordinance was adopted providing for deb
# 81 800, instead c: 1c%2j 600 heretofore
vo,tj. ard he ordinance Will therefore o'
,uhrn ed 10 o vote e he people on IT,
Ia'k If Oc'OJcr EcA'. THIS al! 3sink H.
!rh' within the Constitutional limit
Tksre is 10 dou5' IRON Tr s-nt !n@:ca
tcI 3 ;hnl The new ordinance will meet with
eyen l.:s opposition 'h.r id Tie former on'
n viz 90 through vj.a rash
Cur Council Shcnll 1e commsnd"d 10
h.ir husirrss capac,' generally, and PSI
IicuIsrly for their care in THE matter Of
water works
John Beck, highly respected farmer Of
the northern part Of Brooke county dice
after q short illness and was buried at West
| Alexander Pa, on last Wednesday.
John Blankinsop, .Ir., wa8 appointed "
member of Council in place OF WiIoe'
Jacobs, resigned, and fills the position with
democratic grace aud good humor.
Miss Carrie Cooke, OF Parkersoarg, is Wis
i,ing at Captain Oakes on Main street.
William Melvin had the misfortune on
Wednesday to fall from a scatfold while
Dairting the Fisher house, sustaining pam
| rl cuts and bruises on tn" head and face
Mr.. C. NJ. Root OF Hartford, Conn
large wool buyer, is here hunting for that
article OF commerce