Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12

sufficient to warrant him -
ne" enterprise. Mupc; ,% . ,ucces 10 NJ,
ts city with 5000 ss beautiful IL.
works, natural gas and haoisants VAT.
tins Ferry? ''uncie than NJ.
David Coss aud " u
are 10Th announced as dHisaaphrerl.
the Republican convention 'Iidates bsto,.
Clerk. The Democrstic 10. Townsbis
been announced vet. 'a'oate has maj
The Boston Ideal Upe,a p
morrow night. 'e'te Hall n
Ths Young Ner's R.pub,;o,.
in City Hall, on FRIDAY n;ns. club NET
pleted its organization =. and cou.
set OF bylaws and Aaoptins +,
ton for their government, eon:dta.
names were added to toe lis, o wa De-
and committees appointed to member,
various details Of the work =, tseOd to Tie
the club. oe done hr
The protrscted meeting which
IN progress at the NJ. < Cturcb s Ia' oeea
y weeks closed last Tuesday, and sen.
IN htty-eight s~ccessions to the cbr, resulted
Winters Is at Hopewell on ,bs Se Rev.
circuit assisting Rev. |. K PSu',hesld
p~rotracted meeting he ~ copdnc,;a"iS With,
Mr.. Joseph T. Ha1es is copsnsE,
home with 4 severe illness uo BIS
Mrs. Joseph McClesry, CT por,,.,
ton died on Friday of cancer NJ.
three. MIS-. Mecleary was a sister az wy
James A. Gray, Of this city. 0' Nj.
Alfred Caldwell, E,q Of Who'll.
in the city Yesterday examiuipS ~ Va
Water Works bonds. 'e bee
Samuel Huskins is again sb,s .,
about. 70 b
The Standard mill has a force If
work changing their furnaces 20 cnsI ar
be used a. fuel. WYNN es
Ard Blackboard ia slowly rec,v,,;,,
q severe attack Of typhoid seys- "v~
mother, Mrs. VIM. II. blackboard h.. Ms
stricken with the same malady.
James Smith aud family Are in
Pleasant visiting his father in l,x ~
Frank Mitchell. MI
Mr.. George Medll. OF Brid,enr
terday disposed of his quarter ,%p,e,s;
the ten town lots in Shreyesi stdi,ior ~
Henry Flot, for 5000. W
Master George Murphy, oi C,.,.I,r,
has been the guest Of Mr.. LAM "
Gather, of Third street, during the Nv,
week.
A quilt ratified OF by Miss y.,,.
Sweeney, was drawn nv Miss Kat. Co.
who held ticket No. -.
The Maennerchor Singing Ssc;r,v ho,,,
a masquerade ball in the soc .e,y's hall .,
Washington street tonight. As usu,l
good time il expected. The Maenp,rrh,,
always does enjoy itself.
James Reilly has recpened his saloon i,
Paul's addition, in the new building ,r,i
ed on the site OF the n demolished nm
pletely by the cyclone last spring. He n,
very appropriately named il The Cyclon,
Saloon" Mr.. Reilly will have his ioru,
opening with free lunch on Welne,d,,
evening.
NoTICR.-All persons wishing 10 ppr
chase household goods will please call /,
the Hanover Hotel before february e,,l
j. NJ. Paul, Proprietor.
As was stated in yesterdays RrulsrrR
a report has been pretty generally crcu
lated by SOME means Ia III, effect tbs
William Speer had been killed IN Ala
banla. where he has been working la.,lv
Mrs. Speer teisgraphed to tho place when
he was employed, and received an an.~,
yesterday TO the eject that no one Of tia
name had been killed there. His e,ae
whereabouts is unknown, but i, hoped b,
his many friends here that he is safe.
A collection netting 500 was taken o.
among the employees of the Buckeye Gle,
| Works, for the family Of John Arms,rou,
yesterday. The c"mpspy headed the l.,
with $50.
Our merchants report busiu,As beit,
yesterday than aay day since the holiday,
William Evans aud Fred Morgan h,
Yesterday for Apollo, - to work IN
sheet mil.