Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
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| work.
Spot Green is still sick and Tip Morn
son had hard time Of it running the bar
Der shop yesterday.
Hope hose company No expects Il
raffle of Its gold watch about New Years
The donation party on Friday night net
ted quite handsome sum.
This is bad time to travel, as trains
boats and street cars are, as 9 genera
thing, Just late enough to upset previous
calculations.
Aerial Eureka and Windsor clubs have
hops on the tspis.
Quarterly meeting in the First N. r.
church tonight, at which Elder Paine will
preach. .,
1t is understood that the II o'clock
closing of saloons is to be enforced.
would be well for thoae concerned IN sell
ing on Sunday to keep Watchful eye
around the corner.
Ed. l.. Bowie and bride entertained
frit nds at the Mcclure House last night
One more week and the school boy gets
another rest.
The Buckeye Six ball will be some time
in January.
Jos. Burtoft moved his cigar manufac-
tory from the Fourth ward down to his new
quarters, yesterday.
A large percentage Of the train men on
the B q 4 c. road are recovering from
the fever.
Candidates for the MsyorAlty are bob
bling around already.
Jake Rufer occupies the front Of Capt.
Davis place of business with his restsu'
rant.
Miss Libbie Randolph returned from the
West yesterday morning.
Another saloon has been started on BEL
mont street, above the stone bridge.
Rev. r NJ. Denney breaches in the
Second NJ E Church this morning
From Shuttleworth's last race with Bur
kett, it is evident that It'd" can down the
Wheeling boy even if he did get knocked
out on Friday night.
George Evans, of Urich7ille, is in the
city.
The Buckeye Bailding aud Loan Com
psny meets omorrow afternoon.
The Elysian rink has discontinued busi.
ness.
Charles White has accepted Babe"
Srander's challenge for q race on rollera
and the contest will take place in the
Niagara rink.
The creek has another coating Of Ice
and Jake Boneysteele is happy
Rolf 4 Barnes concert garlen opens on
Monday evening.
The matinee ct Wheeling yesterday at.
terrnoon attracted a number of persons
from here.
The Episcopal bazaar wss ticancisl
success and the ladies feel grateful for
those who helped them.
A goo1 crowd attended the Niagara
rink last night
John Burrows purchased house from
the Glass City Building Association for
1925, on Friday night 1t was The property
formerly owned by Daniel Thomas
The First Presbyterian church is great
pile of bricks. ard has never served its
builders 10 the capacity for which it was
intended. The question OF tearing 1t down
and building serviceable editice is being
moo,ed
The news Of the wreck on the B L. &
C. road reached here on Friday morning,
but the particulars were lied about. But
news will out, and The mesgre details are
IS follows: A coach aud box car rolled
of the track and down an embankment.
Four ladies and two children we're injured,
and it is thought the little ones will die.
The Ohio Lantern Company is working
in fall and enjoys an increasing trade.
The Bellaire Stamping Comusny is also
Running to its fullest capacity, and the
amount OF goods sold is encouraging.
Jacob Berger has moved his family here
from Pittsburg
Fifteen cars Of cattle passed over the c
4 P. for the East Liberty stock yards, yes
terdsy.
Sparks from the stack Of an engine
caught the root OF the B 4 0. shops, yes
terdsy afternoon. Little damage was done,
One Of the children Of o. c. StriDger,
accidentally set fire to a lambrequin on a
mantel yesterday evening, aud the flames
came very near causing big fire. but for
tunately they were extinguished without
much loss.
Elmer Dever, formerly of the Atlantic
Tea House, but who has of late been max
ing his headquarters in Wheeling, was in
town yesterday seeing his friends.
South Bsllaire NJ. E. Church Sacrament
Services Love Feast at 9 o'clock. Preach
ing at lO:3n, BY Rev. l.. Paine, P. E fol-
lowed by the Sacrament OF the Lords Sup
per. Preaching at p. m. All are in
vited to attend.
Matthew Beazel, of Michigan, is visiting
friends here.
Rev. j. NJ. Monroe, who has for the past
six weeks been holding series of meetings
at Wellsburg and Steubenville, has now
returned and will preach at the Christian
Church to-day.
Mrs. Irwin, of the Fourth ward, has
moved to the country.
A turnip weighing ten pounds is on
exhibition ct s Luch's.
Good Will Hose Company has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
Captain, Reuben Low; Secretary, ". B.
Smith; Treasurer, l. B. Criswell: Fire
Warden, Henry GrellA; Jsnitor, Frank
Kirk.
The young chaps who play poker had
better be careful or they will be exposed
W. F. Snively is home from q business
trip.
The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
ssmbly meets in X. Of l.. hall this after
noon.
Rev. Dr., Alexander NJ. Reid, Of Steu-
benville, will occupy the pulpit Of the Sec.
ond Presbyterian Church to-day.
The toWboats that passed down yes!er-
day had to lower their stacks
A museum was opened LAST night in
Manchester block.
The bazaar in the Elysian rink msy be
continued in couple Of weeks.
The night train from Wheeling Is Just
too soon for the convenience Of those who
attend the Opera House from here