Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04

sessou. Las, irht there was quite large
CROW d ID siletdsLce In the afternoon the
title ones can WIesLle with the rollers Tree
Of charge -.
Sam Cary's meeting will be held in the
Elysian rink next Saturday evening. Inc
meeting of the Republicans will probably De
held in the City Hall.
A few flint glass workers and Others went
70 the glass workers benefit in the Alham
BRA rink last night. The ferry boat and the
street cars made late triIs.
Rev. R. NJ. Brown is now preaching an
interesting serles of sermons.
The B, z. & C. road will tomorrow
change the time of running its trains again
The morning train will arrive 40 minutes
earlier than at present.
The Marshal is now rugged out IN bran
new suit. Several other protectors OF the
peace will follow the example of MIR. Burke,
Harry Hayes goes to work in the ONCE OF
the Lantern Globe works tomorrow.
Capt. Campbell, of the steamer Princess,
has distributed number of time tables OF
his beat in this city. The schedule Is neatly
framed in guilt and in its center is picture
of the Princess making landing during
the late food at the upper story OF Capt.
Tbos. Princes residence on wheeling
Island.
Several new telephones were put IN BY
our merchants last week and more will FOL
low. A couple OF months ago about ten
of the instruments were ordered out by our
business men because Of the high tax for
their keeping. If the exchange charged
about S25 for the use Of each phone, most
every man in business could afford one.
Everything is running smoothly at the
Bellaire nail works.
The Globes have not set the date for their
game with the GAINESVILLE club.
The Quakers who have been in attend
ance at the yearly meeting of Friends at
GAINESVILLE have sbont all returned home.
The cemetery trustees have made some
improvements in the resting place OF the
dead. A building has been erected for the
convenience of persons who have occasion
to visit the cemetery, and q basin TOR water
to be used about the premises has been con-
STIR cted.
The hotels have been doing good bust
ness of late. Business seems to be awak-
eping all over the country. Drummers are
trisking about with their great loads OF
trunks and vslises, and are the cause OF the
revival of trade at the Windsor and Arm
trong hotels.
M Flaherty and wife and John Cain
left for Baltimore last night. lacy will
sail from there on Tuesday for Ireland.
George McMaster has purchased the
saddlery OF Il. II. Free.
Wheeling notified US yesterday that she
had crematcry and that it was intended
10 buru the otFal and filth OF that city. This
will be good news to our people. For years
We have had to drink the contaminated
water from Wheeling. We have bsen
kicking and some of the good people Of
mat city have at last put themselves in our
place and concluded to remedy the evil.
George Barnes will open a lunch room
next door to Zilch's Opera Hall.
Anton Fox and Miss Maggie O Malley
will be married on Wednesday, October
18th.
Miss Ella Poyser returned to Canton
Yesterday after Visit with Fourth ward
| friends.
Charlet Warbasse, of New York, good
looking drummer, is in the city. His ar.
rival was warmly greeted by young lady
clerk in a dry goods store. She was sc
tickled when she saw him that she couldn't
make change for customer.
Charles Rosser took in the Ritz-Gifin
beat race at Chautauqua yesterday.
VIM. Cunningham is home from a bust
ness trip.
John Baker is home from trip through
the western part Of the State.
Col. J. 7, Mercer and Mr.. Charles Tall.
man have returned from business trips to
Pittscurg and Mr.. C. C. Ike ly has returned
from conference with window glass manu-
iacturers.
Chestnuts made their appearance yester-
Cay at Harry Kitchens.
The New Orleans Mintrels will be here
next Saturday evening.
A. Ward has moved his family in part
of Owen Murrsys new building
Usual services in the Episcopal Church
to-day.
Jas. Harrist is back from visit in
Guernsey county.