Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
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to the country for the purpose of going
into the poultry business.
Harry Wetherald is talking of purchas.
ing horse and buggy.
The Three Crows are waiting for sum-
mer so that they can sing st night without
effecting their vocal organs.
One of our lady clerks wears besuti-
ful Diamond ring sHd it is whispered about
that she is soon to be married.
j L. Morris, state mine inspector, who
has been in the city for several days. re-
turned to Coshocton last evening.
The funeral of Rev. John Hattery takes
place at 2 p m.
The c. & P. employees were paid ytster-
day
Our glass factories are not receiving
many orders at present owing to the stand
sull of business in the West
The festival of the A. NJ E. church closed
last night A large crowd was in attend
snoe aud quite nice sum was realized tor
the church
Charley Brooks will pull up stakes here
and leave for the northwest.
The insurance companies are very slow
about adjusting the loss of the Crystal
Window Glass Works
Roy Ray is back from tip to Ciucin-
natl.
The lst ward hose company wants to
hold its picnic on the 29th
The BARRIERS failed 10 finish their bust.
ness they had on hands at their last meet
ing and decided TO meet again on Thura-
day.
All but few OF the groceries are now
in the union.
Large crowds attend Eoerle's ice cream
parlorS each evening in quest Of Durst's
elegant cream. The parlors are open all
day to day and this evening. Call and try
a dish and you will be sure to make sec,
oud visit
The c. & P. is still receiving large guam.
titles OF ties from down the river.
Mrs. Harmon Reese is recovering from
her sick spell.
Crozier Bros. are getting ready to start
their brick yard
The concert of the Union Cornet Band
takes place on Tuesday. evening in the
Elysian rink.
The tracks in the B. & o. yard are being
repaired
Fred Bertchey and wife are home from
St. Clairsville.
Rev l. s. Winters. of Bridgeport, will
preach in the let. NJ. L Church to-day.
George Muth and J. D Heinlein, are
both expert fisherman, but they cant
agree on good many thiOgs relating to
The catching of fish. Mr.. Muth says that
Vim. Thompson and he can catch more
fish in an hour than Mr.. Heinlein and a
partner can in half a day by using GER
tain kind of oil. The contest will take
place on wednesday Mr., HeinIein will
use nothing but fresh bsit and thinks he
can down champion Moth.
j L Faucet, has fixed up the interior
of his grocery.
The Aetna Glass Works ia somewhat
Inconvenience by an accident bnt has
made arrangements to turn out its full
quota of work.
Charles Uig, mould maker OF the Bel
lsire Goblet Works, who has been sick, IL
able 10 be at work again.
Charles Williams now building in the
4th ward is nearing completion
james Mullen, who has been clerking for
Msring, Hort & Co for several years, has
resigned his position, for the purpose Of
engaging in the clotbiug business with a
relative in Pennsylvania.
John Campbell re.opened his saloon in
The 2ud. ward Yesterday.
Grant Baker will be Secretary OF the new
window glass works at Fiudley.
The nail feeders who purchased new
fishing boat have named it Ksnswa.
S o. Cummins has fine bicycle tor hls
own usa.
3 Bsruhill talks of removing 10 this
city and engaging in his old business.
The bottle works will run until the lst
OF July.
Dubois & Mccoy purchased a raft Of
lumber last week.
John White, who went to PoHghkepsie,
\. Y, u Short time since 10 pay ball with
he club AT that place, returned home yes
terday John Dunn, who accompanied
bilh, will be here in o few days. John says
The club was Jealous of the Eastern players
aud used every means to make it uncom-
Portable for them, 80 the latter concluded
TO leave. Ia the four games played White
and Dunn made but one error.
Currau & Meek received an Italian
marble monument from I'aly
DR.. Mcclellan ia at GallipOlis at the bed
side of bis wife, who is very i'll. DR.. Close
10 attending to his practice while he is
away.
Brian Manley smiles over the arrival OF
fifteen pound boy at his home.
Mrs Mary rruemsn is slowly recover
ing from the fever.
VIM. Cunningham is home from bust
ness trip in the interest of the Ohio Valley
Foundry.
A largo number Of our people were in
Wheeling Yesterday afternoon IN attend
ance at the hors9 show.
VIM. Hogan, of Wsrnock, WAS put on
the retired list of the B. & O. Co, Friday,
with pension Of fifty cents per day dur
ing life. Mr.. Hogan has lsbored on the
C d o. division Of the B. l. o. for the
last 80 years continuously.
Miss Annie McClain, formerly of this
city, died at her home in Flushing last
Thursday.
Stewart Wilson is the proud father Of a
fine boy baby.
Sol aud Perren White, who have been
laid up with the fever, are out again.
There will be no preaching in the Ger
man Church to-day, owing to the illness
of the pastor.
Thos Garrett vas presented with beau,
tifully engraved inkstand by John Shuttle
worth.
Fillmore Helsley is now constable re-
porter, masher, collector snd dete;,ive
Thomas MCGOWAN has on attack of the
fever.
Rev. William Smith Thomp'on, pastor
of the Ann Carmichael Church. of Phila.
delphia, will preach for Rsv. K. McKal
lip. In the morning his subject will be
"A Model Young Man" At night he
will discourse about "a Model Young Wo.
man"
A large number Of school teachers we're
examined yesterday in the Central school.
Thomas Murphy, who died suddenly at
his home, west of town, will be buried from
st. Johns Church to morrow morning.
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