Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-01
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Twenty-six Of the pudding furnaces OF
the BenWood Iron Works resume opera
ton tomorrow. Four additional furnaces
will also resume when the metals, which
are piled around, are removed.
Walter Dugsn sold several lots Friday
to Mr.. Jones.
The work on the repairs of the River,
side blast furnace is being pushed rapidly
20 completion, and it is probable that 1t
will be made ready to resume operation
about Nov. Is.
A private hop will be given at Scanlon's
Hall one evening this week, in honor OF q
popular young gentlemsn's birthday.
An earnest revival is being conducted ct
the Brick Church, NJ E. denomination, in
our suburbs.
Mrs Skies, an estimsbls lady of Moore
field, O., will be the CUES! Of her daughter,
idrs. A. Serig, this week.
Mr.. w. Mann, the efficient architect OF
the Wheeling steel plant, returned yester-
day from Pittsburgh, Pa.
"What to do with the man who was in
iured By the cars Friday" has been 9
query to our city authorities. Mr.. Mont
gomery, ovefseer Of the poor, has been
Communicated with, but it is doubtful it
the Injured man could stand being re-
moved to the poor house, which is some
twelve or more miles from here, owing to
Inc precarious condition in which he now
is. In the meantime he lies still in the
lookup.
Mr.. W. McSwiggens was down at the
county seat yesterday.
Rev. McCallip, the worthy rector of the
Presbyterian Church, of Bellaire, was In
town Tuesday, making pastoral calls upon
the members of his congregation who re.
side here.
Mr.. Mackey, of Greene county, was the
guest several days last week of Mr.. Hall.
Mr.. W. Dorsey, deputy sheriff of this
coauty, was in town one day last week.
Mr.. Frederick Seabright left yesterday
for his home 10 Hanover, Germany.
Little Miss Mary Hathaway is suffering
from badly swollen arm, the pain OF
which ia so great that the child has to be
kept under the influence Of powerful mar
cotic.
Several cases of petty robbery occurred
here within the last week The cellar OF
Mrs McCabe was relieved Of its vegetables
aud preserved fruits, and the hen roosts ct
Mrssrs. Taylor and Curran of their fowls.
Four or I've families here were informed
of their probable heirship to large tracts
of land in the east, one tract lying partly
in New York aud partly in New Jersey,
which had been leased By their ancestors
for the period Of niuety-nine years, and
the said lease expired come years since.
The other tract lies in' Delaware and is
said to include 8 large manufacturing,
tom. 1t is hoped that this streak of luck
will turn ont to be bona 6de.
Mr.. NJ. Garvey is quite st!racdvely en-
sconced in his commodious new store
rooms.
Saturday was payday at the Riverside
works.
A large number Of carts were engaged
in conveying the bricks from the wharf 10
the cite of the erection of the new steel
plant, during last week.
The juveniles took two evenings to cal
culaoe Halloween, viz: Friday and Satur-
day.
Nj, John Bondy, an employe Of the Riy.
erside steel works, fell Wednesday while
engaged at his work, breaking his RICH
arm.
Mr.. Smith, superintendent Of one Of the
departments Of the Riverside steel plant, is
spending few days in Kenwood, Pa.
The ferrymen using skiffs here 10 the
absence Of the Ovens have uhenyiable pc.
s;tious this weather.
The length of Iime the pudding furnaces
will be in operation is uncertain. The
order the cause of the present operations
was received by David Arnett, Esq but it
lie probable that oth"r orders will be re-
ceiyed.