Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
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to day.
Miss Ella Moore has been i'll for several
days.
Burr's Mills campmeeting came out all
right financially.
Steel workers have received another full
pay.
Some of our people will attend the
Gainesville fair.
Heatherington's coal works is only fur
nishing the local trade.
Three sermons at the Oh ristisn church
to-day.
II is rather hard for our csmpmeeting
folks to settle down to the habits OF the
city.
Money is being collected for church for
the Salvation Army.
Coal miners will have convention here
on the 29th.
Fire has been put in the furnace Of the
Bellaire bottle Werks, and the blowers are
returning from their trips.
Dan Colberts new house on the hill pre-
seuts 8 har jsome appearance.
Notwithstanding the hard times, an occa-
sionsl wedding takes place.
V. 7. Morgan is on his way home from
the East.
Our young ladies and gentlemen who are
fishing back of Glen Easton, W. Va, are
having Jolly time.
Gas was given seat in the back row last
week and glass was made the prominent
topic.
The farmers in this locality are piing
away their wheat for better prices.
B. L o. has excursions to Cincinnati this
week.
Arthur Walling has returned from Wells
vile.
Farmers west OF town are crying down
with the corn thieves
The colored campmeeting in this city Is
the next thing on the programme.
Wheeling downed the shooters of this
city, but the b llsire boys are willing to try
il again.
The Bellaire Nail Works has nd stock
worth speaking about
Currsn & Meek, marble cutters, have in
creased their workmen.
Miss Jessie Wiley has returned from
Pittsburg
Robert Hutchinson returned to Brilliant
last night
Ohio Lantern Company worked in full
last week.
More people will 60 to Moundsville camp
ground next year than this. Once visitor
there means many returns.
An occasional Bellsire boy wanders out
into the world and becomes rich or is given
g fat position somewhere.
Frank Wallace will not manage the Ma
CARA rink this fall
Bellaire Building and Loan Company
meets tomorrow evening.
W. T. Warnock. student, breaches in the
L. P. Church at Warnock to-day.
Bert Morgan and Frank Williams and
several dogs have q great deal OF fun hunt
ing these days.
Most of the saloons have been compelled
to dispense with the free lunch.
Rsbert Fans is visiting the Buckeye FISH
ing club in camp.
Giving checks on the grocery stores for
the glass workers by the Union, was com
endable action.
Mrs Jade Johnson's place as principal
Of the First ward schools viii be given to
somebody else on next Thursday.
Miss Ella and Eva Hyatt are visiting at
Wsrnoek.
Mrs. A. Sheets has returned from Cleve-
land.
Harry Ssmsell is spending a week in
Fsirmont, W. Va.
Some Of the teachers that have been en-
ployed to teach in our public schools, have
to be examined yet.
Can't. B. I. Jones will be home from his
summer tip tomorrow or Monday.
Barney Dsugherty has taken charge OF 9
restaurant in Steubenville.
Elmer Frymsn and Robert Hite went
West yesterday.
James Wilson has returned from q bust
trip for the Bellaire nail works.
John Giffen, who has been chasing dears
in the country for the past week, returned
Yesterday.
Miss Annie McYsy, who has been acting
Central in the telephone Office while Miss
Truemsn took 8 vacation, left for her post
Of duty in Wheeling yesterday.
The new Belmont building association
took in some new stock last week.
Miss Amanda Meek came in from visit
TO country friends yesterday.
The B. L 0. has greater facilities for TAX
ing excursionists TO Columbus State Fair
than ever before. This year the rates viii
be one fare for the round trip.
Bates Williams will return to Cambridge
where he has more work.
Mat Gogerty, Of GAINESVILLE, connected
with the B. L. L c. road, was in town yes,
terdsy.
Will Philpot leaves tomorrow for few
DAYS circle among friends at Csdiz and
other near towns
Colored campmeeting is the attraction at
gainesville to-day.
The Bellaire street railway is gaining a
reputation for its close connections under
the new time system.
CLYDE. an infant child Of James Hoover,
of the Fourth ward, pulled Q bucket Of
scalding hot water over yesterday and was
seriously s,alded about the body. Mrs.
Hoover was scslding chicken and her St
tention being called away for g moment she
left her work, and the baby crsSled toward
the steaming pile for investigation with the
result disclosed above. DR.. Mccullough
vss called at once and relieved the child.
BE thinks little Clyde will recover.
The address on packages containing ar
ticles of . blushing nature, when sspt
through tie postofice, should be very ex,
plicit Yesterday Q package was handed
through the window addressed in such q
manner hat at least three families in this
nsighborhood could lsy claim to the prop
erty. The bundle was taken home and
opened, and 10 and behold, what do you
think il eontaiDedf Nothing shorter than q
petticoat Of fall dimensions. All who saw
the clothing enjoyed the joke, but as it had
gotten into the wrong family and was moi
capable Of being used, owing to Its size, i
was returned 10 the postothes. and the
cheeks Of the dear girls in the delivery boz
felt somewhat confused when the gentle
men explained matters.
Mrs Heburn. widow Of the late james
I HeburD, the window glass manufactures