Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24

use OF DR.. Prices Golden Medical Dis
covery,' as thousands can testify. By
druggists.
sELLAlRE.
The idea that has been brosched OF pay
Monday instead of Saturday, meets the
approval OF the ministers and the temper
sDce class, as well as most Of the women
folks. Saturday afternoon and evening,
after a hard weeks labor has been per.
formed, it is a sort of fascination for not a
few OF our best workmen to occupy the
drink shops and s~quander their earnings
away from wives and babies, who at home
wan for the necessSries Of life. The fault
is not with the rum seller, for It can be
said 10 the credit OF almost every saloon
keeper in tow that they are never guilty
OF asking a man 10 drink. 1t is t e weak,
ness in most men that causes the trouble
at their homes, and this weakness between
noon on Saturday and midnight has am
pie time to assert itself, which it often
does, and more so because of the surplus
money 10 his pockets. Now, some people
hold that it makes no difference how much
some men earn or when they are paid, as
they will spend it all toolishly anyhow.
True, and what is more, a drunk or Mon
day night with O class means no work
on Tuesday, and probably q loss OF
position. The truly guod will say, it will
learn them to be more careful. Yes, and
it might be the mesus Of their spending a
little each evening, which would make
business even from the FIRST to the last Of
: week. Said one gentleman, Il don't
care II they DO get drunk every day in the
week excep' Sunday. Pay a man on
Monday and he is sure to be in better con-
dit on on the Sabbath than if he is paid on
Saturday
PHILIP PHILLIPS.
On Friday and Saturday evenings,
Philip Phillips gave a lecture in the Chris
tiau Church on his late trip around the
word. The principal places visited were
exhibited nuder the light of q magic Ian
tern and were Q magnificent collectlo. n
The gentleman on his trip left Hew York
Tor Albany, visited Niagara Falls, Chica,
90 and other principal cities until he
reached San Francisco where he took a
steamer for the Sandwich Islands. He
visited New Zealand, Australia, the
Island of Ceylon and from there
sailed tor India. His trip from
India back 10 Washington wsI re-
plete with interesting EVENT., During the
showing Of the scenes the gentleman in
troduces at periods some very fine singing.
( The crowds in attendance we're not very
large but all who were well pleased, and
the church realized a small sun.
EVENT LAST WEEK.
Social events Of a private character were
uncommonly scarce last week. There was
hardly anything worth mentioning. The
churches have been m~onopolizlng the at
teution O greGt crowd each evening. but as
yet have failed to warm Up their audiences
10 a desired temperature. Barnes band
gave a festival in City Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings. The attendance was
not large the fret night but last evening
the boys did pretty well. Because the city
has no Opera House she was obliged last
week TO zee large crowds OF her people
take their caoh and &c to Wheeling TO see
the plays. They will 60 even ii q show
costs them 81 apiece that is not worth
over 80 cents. The best way to
keep that money at home would
be 10 have an opera house here OF a cheap
ratu.e, where only the best OF plays would
be produced. 20. even q marriage was
cousummated during the past seven days,
q fact which will leave no doubt that we
have Just closed q dull week.
Our INDUSTRIES.
By Thursday O! this week every flint
glass factory will be running. The lima,
after q rest OF two weeks, will resume to-
morrow IN full. Several OF the houses
have their representatives on the road In
PRODUCING their new specialues and looking
up tr sde in new fields. The window glass
houses continue along as they have since
they resumed. The Union is still idle and
will remain 90 until glass goes up in price
or uLtil they can fgire how to run and
keep out OF deb. The Eeilaire Nail works
figured more conspicuously in labor circles
last week than any other industry, and 1t
Is altogether probable will De compelled to
close down by q demand from the
Trades aud LABOR Assembly because Of its
action toward the miners. The Assembly
viii weigh the evidence carefully at Its
meeting 10 Wheeling to-day, and II a strike
can be ayerted, there is, no doubt, It Will
be done. The repairs at the steel plant
are not completed yet end will not be for
several DAYS to come. Frank Smith, the
day blower, has given up his position at
this works, to 90 10 Massachusetts, TO
blow for Mr.. Morrison, who wss formerly
boss st this plant.
TBS LOCAL SAEEE7o
ne markets a. present are NJ: prolific
Of anything IL particular. vo~2 appears
CcconuoaIY scarce, ana, executing 6 'eT
rs1bits. .aers hes beer rome oT7cgas 70
town. This deayth O. game is no doubt
indirectly caused by the havoc made on
the inhabitants of the woods early IN the
season by Dennis Stanley, James NC
Ginnis and other unerring shots OF the
Second ward. Butter is retsiled at 70
cents per pound, and a dozen OF egg IS
worth the same amount. Apples are sell
Jag at Is and 20 cents per peck. chick
ems and turkeys are l24 cents per pound;
oysters bring 80 cents per quart.
Lynch Bros, shoe merchants, are selling
out.
The funeral Of Maurice Blum will take
place at 10 o'clock this morning.
]. F. Francis is improving slowly.
Miss Alice WinsnS is here from Wash
ingtou. 49,.
The Elysian rink had a fair crowd last
night. It'd Shuttl.worth is manager.
On Friday night q number Of our people
attended the Alhanbrs rink.
Look out for your oil barrels, The fever
has struck q gang OF boys in this city, and
they are sealing them
Tbs Building and Loan Company meets
tomorrow evening.
Miss Rosa Eberle was entertained BY
her friends on Friday night -,
The b. 4 o. aud the c. L z. are rival
ing each o'her for the passenger trade to
s C'airsvils. -,
John Corners ssys he did not catch his