Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

Hill are entered in the race for the trum'
pet.
THE PAST WEEK.
The week lust past has been a very tame
one in the way of news. From Its oegin'
n,pg to Saturday night the city had not
Witnessed a thing that was OF an excitaols
nature. At the lookup for quite q perlod
il has been one c~onrinusl> season OF quiet
II appears when everything is working In
this city that our people have no Thoughts
for anything else but work. Wheeling q
have her shooting scrspesr Martin Ferry
her dog fight, and even the little excuse OF
a placs, Mingo, her murders, but the Glass
Cirv remains tranquil amidst 1t all. a
connie or three marriages DY way OF Varl'
ety made up the lesser happenings OF the
week. Outside of 'hese events society has
had nothing to do except to cit idly by n
TOW with its apron strings. But there IS
one person who fails to see that society Is
ouiet and that things are dull generally,
and that is the candidate. He is ever busy
and always speaks al be passes BY. His
snils is sweet and hts ways are ways CT
n-Iessantuess. Oh, modern invention, may
Won aver be with us!
THE FACTORIES.
The Belmont Glass Works and the Aetns
Glass Works are having quite a run on
some new designs Of table ware that Will
ssN- At the National everything is in
snl.ndid shape and a nice business is being
dore. The Bellsire Goblet Works is run
ming to it's fullest capacity and the Lantern
Globe Works prides itself over the fact
that outside orders, contracts not consider
cd called for FIVE car loads of goods last
week. The boys at the Bottle "otks are
working as hard as ever and prospects con,
tinue fattering. There is nothing new q
Window houses, except that the trade Is
not very brisk, which is usually the caseat
this season of the real. George Grodhous
is making arrangements to move his cooper
shop pinto his own premises, Is short dis'
lance from his present quarters, which is
the property OF Morgan 4 Carroll. The
Ohio Valley Foundry and the blast furnace
are doing nothing of inheritance on
account Of no coke. Mr.. Cunningham,
salesman for the foundry is in off the road.
SPORTING SPARKS.
1t is pretty early to engage in much talk
about the coming season as regards sport
ing matters, nevertheless the subject 10 al
ready claiming the attention OF not a few
II appears from what we can learn that
Stony" Rietz's scheme to organize a boat
club here is being fsvorably received and
that one will be formed within the next
mouth. With Rietz, He'll, Hughes and
come of the more prominent lesser lights
gliding over the water, the Ohio vii! ap'
pear something like her old self again.
! Aside from rowing, that fsyorite sport OF
bali premises to be as popular as ever.
And, by the way, our list Of professionals
in this line has suddenly been enlarged
and it will continue to leugthen itself as
the present host of playing now in training
develops itself. There ia plenty OF good
material among them and with cultivation
we will be able TO turn out professional
players OF a rapid rate. What, with a BIZ
cycle club, q rink concert shows, eight
hours for a days work, a spring election,
hot weather, q county fair, etc, etc, need
the average sport complain aboutY
LOCAL NEWS.
Rev. r. NJ. Brown will preach a sermon
this morning to Spangler Post, about the
/ Nations hero, George Washington.
The BellsiIe Building X Loan Company
meets tomorrow afternoon.
Oar merchants were not long in making
up their minds to close at 6 p. m. 1t is a
step well taken and will not only Tighten
their daily lubor, but will give their clerks q
chance to spend their evenings in recrea'
ton. This pleasure allowed them, they
cannot but be more capable Of service
while on duty.
Miss Bee Holiday, of Steubenvil!e, is the
guest OF Miss Jessie Sharp.
An effort will he made to get the hard
ward stores to consent to close al 8 p nj.
The 0. V. Trades and Labor Assembly
meets in This city this afternoon. The
Princess will bring q crowd down from
Wheeling at 2;30 O'clock.
Billy G'Neil and Mike Gallaher we're the
participants in o lively hght On Union
street, Yesterday afternoon. ONeil was
collecting subscription money for some
purpose aud had become bois'erous over
something that had been said to him in
Ritz & Cocbrsn's saloon. Gallaher told
HIM, as a friend, to keep quiet, but as
o Mel didn't understand the spirit Of the
advice, be struck ct GsllaheT, and a rough
and tumble fight ensued in front of the
saloon. O'Neil had his face badly cut in
several places and Gallsher is suffering
from a bitten thumb. Both were arrested,
but gave bail.
MISS Cora Carr is home from College for
a couple Of days.
Usual services in the First Presbyterian
church to-day.
The Baptism Of Christ is the subject
of Rev. r. F. kseler's sermon for this
morning.
Col. 7. Il. Morris is recovering.
The stock of goods Of Jos. Somehow
was sold Yesterday 10 Kline Bros of
Wheeling. MIR. Sonneboru will continue
in tue business, aud the store will be open
again next week.
Mr.. Joseph Walker and Miss Matte
Francis were married by Squire Roeder
Barney Grant, who wssill with smallpox
o. Canton, has about recovered.
! The Leiderkran Schuetzenverlen will
meet at c Rumbsch's to day at : p. m.
Rev J. NJ Monroe home and will con-
duct the usual services at the Christian
! church tomorrow.
The Crystal window gla;s works is new
out and will begin fixing its furnace at
onca.
Mrs. Thos. Ford, who died Friday night,
will be buried to day.
Mrs Joseph Schempf died at her home
on Rose Hill at al early hour Friday
night
BRIDGEPORT.
The tank for the new gas works in KIRK
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