Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-25


Campmeeting at Warnock begins to-
morrow evening.
There will be an influx of people at
Burr's Mills to-day.
Secretary Wilson, of the Water Works,
will take vacation trip.
VIM. Smith has gone to Chicago to work
in q bottle house.
The Narrow Gauge road will run, in a
few DAYS, through passenger trains from
GAINESVILLE to Bellaire New rolling stock
will be added; and steel rails laid on por-
tions of the road between Caldwell and
WOOdsiield
Mr.. II. II. Meek was visiting friends IN
GAINESVILLE last week.
Abe Stohle purchased fine horse from
party near Jac0bSburg
Round trip tickets to GAINESVILLE camp
meeting to-day are Sl.lO.
The Odd Fellows went to Powhatan last
night on the steamer Climax.
Chas. Sheets and wife leave tomorrow
for q visit to Cleveland and Niagara Falls.
Thos. Treece and mother have been in
Cincinnati for the past week.
Sam Moore has had his residence i'll the
First ward nicely reprinted.
Miss Annie Husbands writes an interest
ing letter from Chicago. She says there
are twenty-eight parks in the Windy City,
and forty miles of Boulevard driving. Oi
the manufacturing company of which L.
X. Sheldon, of this city, will be manager,
she SAYS: 1T will be ready TO so on in Il
few days, and will employ $50 hands.
Mrs. John Wiley leaves this week to visit
friends in the country.
Camp-mccting at Bethel will be from
August 9th TO Is.
The mold shop and the engraving de-
partmcnt of the Bcllairc Goblet Works will
resume on Monday.
Dan Mckinley will return from Chicago
to-day.
Henry ROdewig is engaged in m inven-
ton of some kind, but he don't want the
public To know what it is. His address
next summer will be Cape May.
Miss Ida Hammond leaves this week on
a trip to New York and Baltimore.
The nail feeders who have been camping
at Armstrong; mills have returned home.
The bottle works will resume three
weeks earlier this year than usual.
The funeral Of John ShillittO will take
place at O'Clock this afternoon
The J. j. Club will open the season with
a private hop the first Of September.
Rev. NJ. Hustled is not at home and there
will he no service in the German church
to-day.
The window houses are at work adapting
their furnaces to natural gas
Moring, Hart < Co. have all their travel
ing men ON the road again.
He'll is in no hurry about accepting 4
challenge to row Haberfcld or any body
else. lie wants rest.
Chas. Hamilton will spend week at
Burr's mills.
This is circus week. Burr Robbins will
be here on Thursday.
The Belmont County Teachers Institute
will meet at st. ClairSyille tomorrow.
The Democratic daily appears to be an
assured fact. Editor Lockwood went TO
Cincinnati few days ago to purchase a
cylinder press. The sheet will be the same
size as the independent and will use plate
matter some.
A well-knOwn young gentleman Of this
city. who is engaged in profitable bust
ness for himself, desires TO make the ac-
quaintance, with view to marriage, of o
young lady who is competent to keep
house The lady must he fairly good look
ing, ofundOubted character and an anna
bic disposition. If the gentleman can find
an applicant who suits him he promises
his hand in wedlOck within three months
Address reporter of REGISTER, Bellaire,
Ohio, who will forward all mail to the
proper party.
John Robinson is visiting friends at Mt
Olivet.
The b., Il. & c. road will change time
shortly. They will run Sunday passenger
trains.
Bud Heatherington got mad because
Ben. Meyer would not sell him any whis-
key. Bud was full, and when refused
went outside and began throwing stones
through Meyers windows. Several large
panes of glass were broken. HeatherlngtOn
was arrested.
Joshua Fortune, the cOlOred man arrest
ed in this city by Marshal Renncr, of Barnes
Vile, had hearing before Mayor Baker, of
that place. He was bound over to appear
at court in the sum of 500 He was not
able to give bail and was remaBded to
Jail.
Rev. DR.. Crawford, of Nottingham, will
preach at the Second Presbyterian church.
Gravel Hill, Sunday morning and evening
Rev. Z. A. FOrtney, of West Wheeling,
will preach to-day at the South Bellaire
NJ. f. church.
John Maule has returned from visit in
the country.
Isaac Luchs leaves this week to visit in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. 5. o. Cummins is visiting in the
country.
Rev. Mr.. Simpson will ill the pulpit in
the First Presbyterian church to-day.
He is n young man but recently licensed
to preach.
VIM. Drugan will be the policeman at
Bethel
Rev. Father Gull leaves to-day to attend
the funeral of Bishop Watterson's mother.
at Evansville, Pa. She was 20 years Of age,
and the mother of eleven children.
The Sisters Of Charity who conduct ST
Johns School have returned from their
annual Retreat, which means eight DAYS
of silence, prayer and good resolutions.
The same order Of Sisters opens the new
school at Circleville, Ohio, in September.
4 man named McGill spent several days
in Bellaire, but collected very little cash.
BRILLIANT.