Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-27

the schedule is 50 bad that the people 81
place VIII they want to 20 TO Biraesville,
rather than wait on the passenger, board
freight trains.
They we're sitting in the paslor-he and
she-aud the curtain was Carelessly drawn.
he asked her to plsy y piece on the piano.
She did, and when the last notes had died
away, lie leaned over aud there was a
srnscE. Noting very improper in thai,
but several jea Gus chaps outside The win.
Gow yelled p" a., aud now Charley is
, + aid rhey'i Il tell Mat.
Ii costs the p-ope OF Belmont county
about 500 for every candidate they send
to the penitentiary. The average for the
State is only $3.50.
A revival viii scon be begun in South
Bellaire 81 l. Church.
The race between Charles White and
Babe Srrsuder did not come of at the
E!ysisn rink on account of the sllmness OF
the crowd in ATTENDANCE.
The First National Bank is aitill in the
hands Of the artist, and every day lis in
terror become s more beautiful.
A crowd from here will attend o bop in
Barnesvllle en- New Years night.
GAINESVILLE gave a TAI. and festival the
other evening that melted $3.50 for the
First Presbyterian Church at that place.
J NJ Maring is spending the holidays at
b:s home in Somerton.
The glass factories will resume to NOR,
row. How long they will continue re-
mains to be seen.
j. W.. Yost is general manager at the
bottle works. Dir. Sheldon, the former
manager. will leave for his new position in
Chicago in q few days.
Louis Eberling's Christmas gilt WAS a
fine girl baby.
Miss Sue Moore, OF Barnesyille. is IN
the city. the gust Of the Misses Moore.
Yesterday a poor fellow who bad beeu
spending Christmas By a big drunk, passed
into q drug store aLd asked for L couple OF
Seidl7t7s, po sders to brace himself up
He had been in all the drug stores in the
centre Of tie . and failrd to get the ar,
ticle he wanted. In this last store the
clerk gave an Answer in keeping with 81!
the rest. The man left with the intention
OF continuing his debsuch Our druggists
should be more careful about little nst.
tiers that tend to st~raighten up tie body
aud always have them in stock.
Thos Moore. the coriectioRer, is quite
i'll.
Mrs. John Beatty, OF Pennsylvania, il
in the city visiting her parents.
The river coal miners below this city
are al work.
4 number frcip fere attended tue matt.
nee at the Wheeling opera house yesterday
afternoon
Wm II. Camp and family returned 10
their "est Virginia home yesterday.
The Railing EIdership will De The
topic If Rev. !. X. Mcksllips Sabbath
morning discourse in view OF the proposed
elec len Of f,e persons 10 ihst office dur
ing the week Of prayer. Al night he will
again discourse on the "PfodigaI Son"
Mr. c. lieslop will b. buried this sitter.
noon at , 0 clock, in the Davis buryirg
grounds.
Charles Ogal5e and bride are visiting
friends at Glencoe.
Will c. ~Bureundthal and wife are at
Powhatan.
Sam Vaudevort is clerking in p. 7.
Kings dry goods store.
The Belmont will not work this week.
Julian +. Montrose, OF Quaker City, and
Leila Bartlett, of this city, have been
united in marriage.
Zilch's opera hall had a big show last
night, but a better one will be given this
week. Longs and Ritz Il Cochran's con-
cert gardens contained large crowds last
evening.
Most Of the merchants say that they did
q big business last week and have no cause
to complain.
This is q hard town on transient trad
ers. Our people have learned to trade
with the merchants who are always with
us.