Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-11
BELlAlRE.

The directors OF the Glass City Building
Association organized by electing Rush
Fsris, Secretary; Il. Roemer, President;
R. A. McGregor, Treasurer.
Seals Bros are now occupying the whole
of the building in which they have their
store.
School resumes tomorrow.
The Buckeye Building Association meets
tomorrow evening.
There will be an examination for con
frmation in the German Church to day.
The cigar makers Of GAINESVILLE were
organized last night.
The new members of Council will be
sworn in tomorrow evening.
A nice little story comes from the
Fourth ward 1t is in relation to baptism
and shows, according to the gentleman
who told us, that sprinklipg has the de-
sired effect in bsptism. Said the gentle
man: my youngest child was nothing
but skin and bones and was gradually
wasting away, despite our Efforts for it's
welfare. We concluded to have the infant
baptised before it should pssS 10 the great
beyond. Rev. R F. Keller performed the
ceremony of baptism, and from that hour
the child has eaten heartily as is waxing
strong" This reads like On advertisement
for e patent medicine, butthe story was
told us in apparently good earn, st.
Michael Kelch, the wellknown heater at
the mill. was taken i'll couple Of weeks
ego and left for bis home in Sharon, Pa.
4 telegram received yesterday states that
Mike died Friday Of typhoid fever and that
his funeral will take place to-day.
The Contestants for positions on the po'
lice force are growing in numbers daily.
There were no strikes in the city last
week.
The G. i P. has begun receiving ties By
way Of the river for the main line.
There was o teachers examination 10
St. OlairsvilIe yesterday.
Personal NOTES.
Tom Baron is recovering from 90 attack
Of the fever.
John Campbell Is getting aloug nicely
With hia new du,ies in the postofhce.
George Romick is back from Pittsburg
Officer Charles johnson is able to b
about.
Rev. W. W Walker will preach on bap
tism to day.
The young ladies who will take part il
tie cantats say ii will be just splendid. n
Joseph Burtof vans TO 60 Wee! for
change
Mr.. Nicholson, Of Grave! Hill, is quit
i'll.
John Hughes is practicing almost dali
in senll
Al. Thompson and bride are home iron
Cleveland.
John Muth Will be back from Ksnss
this week.
Rev. B. Daniels, Of Martins Ferry. is th
new minister in the Second n. E church
Harry Bridgeman is visitits 10 Barne
Vile today.
Mrs. George Hsrpe: is confined to be
bed with Sickness.
Miss Ger,is Joaes hss been qaits Ill f
} somS lime.
WI. Murn went out to look over b
? Mt 0livet farm Yesterday.
! Mr.. Weaver, who has been clerking
Q the Etna. will resign bis position.
Rate Gibbs is back from Gleinna'
where his boat ID laid M
: Profs. Houston and Wenner have r
Q turned from their vacation tIip.
Thomas Pearson has been visiting
r Canton for couple of weeks.
Z Miss Annie Warnock was in the city v
% ting friends yesterday.
q John DuRois Vas in g. ClairsvIlle u
4 tsrday on busineta-
70 Phil. Helsley has been taking ride
g every tram that has gone out on the NJ
row gauge since be was elected as cons
Y bic. Il takes most Of his time receiyi
% congratulations.
y Dr.. Porter6eld's son, Who hsa the lev
ID better.