Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25

place this afternoon from bic late home Of
Gravel Hill.
A grand coon hunt has been Arranged
BY Q number of Fourth ward Joung gen
tlemen for next Tuesday evening.
The miners Of this vicinity viii meet II
the City Hall tomorrow night on import
ant business.
Sellers has taken an excellent photo
graph of the National Base Ball Cl1b To-
VIII White. -.
Mrs. Irwin, of the Fourth ward. Is visit
| ing friends at Warnock.
The steel works paid its Workmen yes
terdsy.
The new furnace at the Crystal window
glass works is working admirably.
The South Bellaire NJ. Z. Church Liter
ary Society is in Aourishing condition
On Wednesday evening Imaginable dia
logue will be given by some Of the mem
bers. All are invited.
General A. J. Warner was in in toWr
yesterday.
The Busy Bees of the Episcopal Church
will use the money they made at their tes
tival in decorating their church.
James N. Reese, formerly of the Law
firm of Reese & Gallaher, was in town yes
tsrday on his way home to st. Clsirsville
! from Woods6eld,
DE-. Thos. Kisner was at the Globe Hotel
Yesterday. The doctor has quite mum
Der of patients under treatment for the
piles, and is getting along successfully.
Shuttlesworth says he has plenty Of
backing, and al he wants is the Wheeling
toys to say when they are ready.
The concert on Coulson's corner has
been great attraction for the past week.
The bapio picker has made great hit.
One evening he had warmed the audience
up TO such pitch when he played and
sung climbing Up the Golden Stairs,
and asked the crowd to join in the chorus
the familiar verse Aosted ont on the night
cir from scores Of by-standers.
The amount Of mail received and sent
out of this city has more than doubled
during the last month. When the factories
are idle for some time it makes light work
for the post Office people.
The private hop given by the j. J. Club
at the home Of Miss Annie Stevens is one
of the most pleasant events in the history
of the club. La Roche played the music,
Several pots have broken OF late in the
furnace of the bottle works, .
The Niagara rink was open with music
last night.
Long ard McDermott's concert gardens
will both have an entire change OF pro
grsmme this week.
The First NJ. E Church Sunday School
Is preparing q special service
for next Sunday. The church has sp.
pointed Sabbath in each year as Glad
Tidings Day. 0Vipg to delay the cele
bration will not take place until next Sun
day, although the time appointed has
passed one week to day.
Hickory nuts have made their appear
ance. Their is good crop this year.
The week just passed has not been a
bad one for marriages. No less than five
of Bellaire's fair daughters were made
happy wives.
The letters sent for immediate delivery
are increasing each week.
The various flint factories are running
along smoothly.
A skiffis used to convey passengers
across the river at the upper ferry.
An open fall has prolonged the season
for outdoor work for the painter.
At the home of Charley Dawson on
Friday night recepsion was held for Mr.
Elisha Gamble and bride.
Will Dapgherty and wife have returned
from Steubenville, where they we're in at
tendance at the marriage of brother Of
Mr.. Daugherty.
Bids are out for big taffy pullin' this
week on Rose Hill.
There will be another meeting of the Y.
NJ. G. A. tonight. All the new members
are requested to turn out.
Wilson & Wethersld will quit the dry
goods business within the next month.
D. E Manchester and wife are visiting
friends out the B Il & C. road.
John B. White is back from trip down
the river.
The nail feeders benefit ball takes place
this week
The B z & C. road is running on good
time aud il dolngs large business.
The manufacturers have not yet srrsn-
ged for their display at the New Orleans
Exposition. Some interest should be taken
in the matter. The Glass City could make
q splendid display and about the only cost
ia getting the ware ready. The opportunity
to spread the fair name Of Bsllsire should
not be lost especially when the exertiou re
uuired to perpetuste it in the minds of the
Southern people is next to nothing. If the
factories as whole, receive no benefit
from the exhibition, the city will be made
prominent, as that when new enterprises
/ take root and send their salesmen out on
. the road into the Southern States, the en-
tern-i.Ius merchant will know that he
comes from srlac' Of blue blood and
thrift and will extend farm hand to the
representative OF the Glass City anu " NJ
wants anything in his line will buy it,