Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-21


meeting. Instead Of the old plan Of buying
stock In an association from the first
month, you can BY the methods of
the new company take stock at any time,
dating your connection with said company
only from such time as you see proper to
start. Money at the last meeting sold at 81
and IS cents Per week premium. This is
pretty high, and the former priceis equalto
about 40 cents premium, according TO tho
old associations.
The BeIlare Building and Loan Comp.
pany holds its monthly meeting tomorrow
evening.
The hard times is having its effect on as
socistions here, q great many preferring to
draw ont when they need money rather than
taking the uncertainties of buying stock.
GAINESVILLE is soon to have a new build
iag association.
The following delegates were elected TO
the county convention at st. Clsirsville last
evening: First ward, Joseph Bates; Second
ward ward, Alex. Anderson and james
Rosser; Third ward, C. S. s. Baron and
Fred Eberling; Fourth ward, William Gill,
James Tallmsn, John Ether and W Nelson;
run NahuI Snnrlcs DaitHeA auu l. W. Stis
well.
A. P. Miller, representing the Columbus
Paper Company, was in town last evening
Mr.. Braunberg, ofNew York city, a prsc.
teal photographer, is working for I. s. Tap.
pan.
Andrew Anderson has returned from col.
lege.
Elmer Dever is visiting friends up the
river.
Ed. Felters is in Pittsburg to-day.
Services in both the Presbyterian
churches to-day.
The primaries created more interest than
usual last evening.
Court Rankin has been sick for several
days.
b. q. Darrah, for County Treasurer, re.
ceived all the delegates in both city and
township at the Republican primaries last
night. The vote polled was the largest
ever brought out at the primaries.
James Fitton was at GAINESVILLE yester-
day on business.
Niagara rink had a fair crowd last night
Will Ruter and wife have gone to Burr's
Mills.
The FIVE mile race in Wheeling last night
drew q number of Bellaire visitors.
The Princess did q fair passenger bust
ness yesterday. taking persons to and from
Wheeling Island.
DR.. Nj. NJ. knight and family have re,
:urned from o weeks visit in the State Of
Pennsylvania.
Rev. j. K. McKallip married Seth Viii
kinson and Mary NJ. Dingey yesterday.
G'assworkers strike is o six months
cd.
B. & o. and G. & P. institute new sched,
les to-day.
In the absence of Rev. W. Walker, ser
gice will be read by John A. Gsllsher in the
Episcopal Mission to-day.
A wsman bearing q little child in her
rms did q profitable business begging
,Oout town yesterday.
Union mold makers meet to-day.
Extra Nous" club talks OF an excursion
% Powhatan.
Rev. j. G. Black went to New Concord
yesterday.
Thomas Hart smiles over a new girl ar
r.vsl.
Lawn fete given by the young people OF
Hsrnock was largely attended.
Bellaire Building and Loan Company
ueets TO morrow evening.
Five inmates in the lookup yesterday.
Charles Sheets will visit friend in Mounds
lille to-day. -.
Ben Fafis is home from the Cincinnati
art school.
A large number of farmers were in town
yesterday.
Heatherington's band will be home to
day.
Dan Colbert will erect a erect a residence
tor himself.
Mr.. Will King is home from Barnes
Vile.
The Fourth ward fire boys deserve a new
hose house.
Several match games Of ball were in
dulged in by the amateur clubs yesterday
Miss Annie Wallace is home from col.
lege in PENNSYLVANIA.
Rev. W. B. Long breaches at Franklin
today.
Dun's agency says Bellaire has $500 idle
workmen.
The excursion on the Telegram last even
ing drew q few from here.
Street commission ar gives work to about
tive men.
Carpenters are rebuilding the B. & O.
blacksmith shop.
Fishing is still a favorite pastime of a
great many people. :,
Nothing Of an important nature is heard
about the Bellaire nail works.
1t is intimated that several Of our saloons
will soon pull down the blinds"
Miss Frances E. Willard, President ofthe
National Woman's Christian Temperance
tTnion, will address the people on the sub.
ct o. Temperance, at the Christian church
Wednesday evening, June "a, at Sis