Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18

shop at the Labelie gas MotAs. =,
j W. Sellars viii go to Moundsyille tins
week TO take pictures of the cottages at
that place. ,
Bob Mcvey leaves tomorrow for Chica-
Miss Berthe Ogle has been visiting in
BarnesyiIle for some days.
A. C. Hill is recovering from his spell OF
sickness.
Harry Samsell is back from Nebraska,
and will continue to reside in this section.
The city of Bellaire appears to have
taken a new lease of life since the work
men began putting down the natural gas
pipes.
street would be good filler for the public
square.
Football is growing popular at Burr's
Mills. The ladies take great interest In
the game. Mother Hubbards are the best
dresses for the fair ones to wear while
playing.
Dan Mckinley is at his home in Chiea-
90 spending his vacation. He Is having a
GOOD time from all reports.
NJ. /. Blackburn has been in the East
for several days.
II is said that Prof. J. W. Houston, last
years principal of the high school, Will
study to be a doctor. He is at medical
college in Chicago Mt present.
The office of the Ohio Lantern Works has
been repaired.
There will be an entertainment at the
First NJ. E. church on Monday evening,
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and costumes.
A company should be formed to buy the
street railway and put it in good condi :
ton.
The shares of stock in the Buckeye
Building Association have almost doubled
in number during the past month.
The delegates to the Flint Glass Work
ers' Convention from here Will take ajaunt
in the principal cities of Canada ON their
own hook, after the convention adjourns
Stephen Gardner and wife are visiting
friends in the country.
The i. & o. are laying steel rails De
tween here and Quincy.
James Lingo, Z. & o. operator at Barnes
vile, has been in the city for several days
visiting Welby Criswell. :,
The st. Clairsville narrow guage has sold
its passenger coach to the Toledo, Delphos
and Burlington railroad
John Baker and family are visiting
friends down the river.
John F. McConnaughey, of Bridgeport,
has accepted position in ID. IL. Darrah
drug store.
DR.. U. r. Young has flung his sign to
the breeze in this city.
Several experts gave an exhibition con-
test of clog dancing at Dallas Hammond
last night.
Charles Gill and wife are at Burr's Mills.
George Grafton and wife are visiting at
Bethesda.
Rev. j. G. Black will preach in the
Second Presbyterian church this morning.
A. Wiley is spending most of his time
with his family ut the Mcundsville camp
ground.
NJ. McKelvey has rented the stand at the
Bethel camp ground.
Ida Hammond will leave shortly on her
eastern trip.
1t is to be hoped that the regular read
ers of the SUNDAY REGISTER will he
served to-day. Last Sunday most OF the
boys demanded change in the price OF
the papers and as they could net be accom-
mOdated, did not sell.
Officer Burke, of the b. & o., had quite
a lively encounter while aTreSting couple
of fellows who had boarded train and re-
fused to get off. They were warned not to
attempt to beat their way to Newark but
needed it not. Mr.. Burke got hold of the
larger chap and pulled him from car to
the ground and then went for the other
fellow. About this time the first party
threw q stone ut the officer, which narrow
ly missed him. The stone-thrower was
paid for his trouble with several
heavy hits from the fist of Burke
and soon Quoted down so that he accom-
panied the policeman to the lookup. The
second party was so dumbf0unded when
he saw his partner sprawling after he was
struck, that he was very child-like and
made no resistance Mayor Brown imposed
a heavy fine on the boys which they paid
and then departed for their homes i'll
Bridgeport.
The Burr's Robbins circus will exhibit
on the creek commons.
Miss Alice Mcdonald, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting Miss Maggie Gordon, of the Fourth
ward
John Stroble is back from visit in
PittSburg and McKeespOrt.
Dennis Banks leaves for Maryland this
week to visit.
e. Rumbach, S. WINNER, Carl DOrer
and WILDER Smith will he among the
crowd that will take in the excursion TO
Milwaukee.
The Humane Society promises to go to
work very shortly.
Thomas POrterfield has made some I'M
provcmentS on the Second NJ. T.. Church.
No service in the South NJ. L. Church
this morning.
The First and Fifth wards will put
down pavemcnts.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Eaton, Of Washington,
Pa, will preach in the First Presbyterian
church to-day.
Harry Samsell and wife left last night
for visit in Weston, w. Va.
An infant daughter of Florence Tarr was
buried yesterday.
The contract for the iron work of the
Crystal Window Glass works will he let
this week.
The colorcd brass band played at Bridge
port last night.
NJ. X. Beazcl has gone to Michigan on a
fishing trip.
Rev. Benjamin Crew, of Wheeling, will
fill the pulpit in the First NJ f.. Church,
tomorrow. Rev. X. +. Keller, the pastor
has gone TO Hannibal to fill a quarterly
meeting for the President
TILTONNILLE.