Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
STEUBENVILle.
The BuyCotting OF tho GaLette-Ncw Years
General Sews-PersOual.
&rnrlnI m The NLnLtu R1riLier.

General Sews-Personal.
SpsctaI 10 the SuHiy Register.
Sr~GyGENyILIE, January 2-Considera
Die excitement was created last Wedues,
day by the announcement that the mcr-
chants had received circulars telling them
they must withdraw their advertising from
the Steubenville Gazette snd to support
them in no manner and torn. 1t seems
that the Gazette has taken the part Of the
manufacturers IN the great nail strike,
and still continues to light the nailer5.
This circular is TO be followed by another
in a te~ days. Already several business
men have withdrawn their advertising
from the paper, and the indications point
to an interesting time before the matter 10
settled. The circular also makes an ap
peal 10 the subscribers Of the paper 10
discontinue the same. The second circu
lar is looked for with interest.
The Turner Society entertained their
friends New Years Eve The programme
consisted OF two short comediea and GYM
uastic exercises Of the youn. memtecs OF
me Society, after which he old year was
danced out and the new one IN. Every
body had = good time. ,
The New ! ears Eve masquerade ball
given az the WigwAm rink, uuder the an-
spices Of the Harmonic Singiny Society,
was q grand success, the attendance be-
ING larger than On any former occasion.
The grand march began at ten 0c.0ch
and at midnight the masks were removed,
After this point in the programme 81! were
s. liberty to dance, and the floor contained
a still greater crowd. ~ n late hour the
merry dancers departed for their homes,
well pleased with the Harmonic mas!Gc-
rade.
A large cro.d OF skaters gathered at
the Fifth street rink, New Years I'VE, 10
skate the old year ont AMI the new year
in. The independent colorei band fur
n;shed the music.
Several Steuoenyil E p~,rties went TO
Pittsburg, Friday, 10 see Salvini.
DR.. ". C. Anderson, who was struck by
the cars on Thursday morning snd seri7
ously injured, will recover. The right
arm, which was go badly mangltd, has b7en
amputated.
Show managers evidently think Steubeu.
Vile q good town, there being no less than
four fret class attractions Tor next week
Skipped by the Light Of the Moon
Wednesday, Hsverly's Nins'reIs Thursday,
Kate Clsxton Friday and Rhea Saturday.
Bennett 4 Mouiton Opera Company viii
open 81 the Opera House the llih for one
week.
The Star Dramatic Company, an ANA
teur organization OF this city, will present
Ten Nights 10 a Bar Room in Wellsyille
next Monday night. What have ID" Deo-
pie Of WellsvilIe done TO BE- punished in this
manner
There are still thirty nail machines run
ming in the Jelerson Iron Works, and BE-
tore the month Of January closes the
managers say they will have every machine
in the factory going,
Mrs Eli sbeth Carroll, mother OF Mr3.
". Il. Harden, died ~ her daughter 5 rea-
ideuce Monday afternoon, aged - years.
She was a constant member OF the Filth
street NJ. f. Church.
Miss Virginia T. Sanders aud Rev. j.
A. BreuerstuhI, Of the Chris;iar Church,
were married at the Christian Church,
Wednesday evening, December 80. Elder
Alauson Wilcox, corresponding secretary
0. c. NJ. S, 0! Cleveland, performed the
ceremony. The hapPy couple have our
congratulations.
Bal. Nicholson has gone % kansssChy,
where he expects to nuke his tnSre
home.
Misses Ida and Enua F!ckes are visit
ing friends in East Liverpool
VIII johnson will leave Tor Ann Aroor,
Mich, where he will resume his studies.
Newt. White, OF Chicago, Is Visiting his
many friends in this city.
Mrs. George Fulton IS visiting friends
and relatives in Gle Gland.
viii Bishop, OF the Imperial Hotel. Is
visiting friends 10 Canton and Akron.
Miss Lille McFeely is visiting friends IN
Wheeling.
Prof. Seiuert, formerly leader OF the
Opera House orchestra IN this city has
accepted g like position in Laiaye tie lad
Miss Maggie Sutherland, Of Mansfield,
O., is visiting relatives in this city.