Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22
B2LiAIRE.

Psly Bros. have purchased from Thomas
Garrett Is acres Of coal lands in the foursn
ward. -u,,
u @. locking after an appointment tna'
was promised him. go.
Miss Bertha Wood is visiting friends at
Bridgeport. nj
Mss Laurs Grouse is visiting at BEL
mont.
Faux Chapman, of Steubenyiils, stop"
mad in the city while on his way home from
the Marietta Centennial. -.
There will be an eciipee OF the moon this
evening at IL o'clock.
The C. & P. is transferring pssssngees AZ
Whisky run.
Council meets on Tuesday evening.
Tbe Central school building is having q
prisnn-shaped structure built upon it
Blackbsrries are In the market at 81
cents q bucket.
Mrs. Thompson, of the Fifth ward, lett
for Burr's Mills yesterday.
Robinson's coal works only lost one day
on account of the food.
A saw mill belonging 10 Wm. Warnock
Jr., Democratic nominee fer Sheriff, which
was located mp Whisky Ron, was dam
aged considerably by the flood and the
workmen came very near being killed by
a falling tree which crushed in the house
when they were eating supper.
The Stamping Company will be II the
field early with a line Of campaign torches:
Some Of the sxcursionists have returned
home from MARKETS..
The report in tie 7rihsne some days
since to the effect that Squire Jos. Hutcn-
inson had forsaken the Dsmocratic party,
is without foundation. In a talk with
Mr.. Hutchinson he says he is As good q
Democrat as be ever Was.
Miss Viola Runyon, OF Minneapolis, Is
in the city visiting her mother.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Soci-
ETY. had a splendid entertainment o n Fri
dsy evening.
Camp meeting opens at Bethel to-day.
The g., z, & @. will send out two excur-
sion trains this morning. The N. E.
Church choir, of Wheeling, will assist in
the services today. Jubilee songs will be
sung without number. Prot. Jones and
other pulpit orators will preach.
The funeral of Miss Mary Helm took
place from the German Church yesterday
afternoon.
Pumping out cellars is the fsyorite past,
time OF not q few individuals.
Miss Nora KIee visits friends in Caid-
well this week.
Some members of the Turner society
left Yesterday afternoon for ~S.eubenville.
The township trustees had about 100
mer at work at various places on Friday
ard yesterday, removing ~obstructiops from
rosis and repairing bridges, 50 that most
all wagon roads ere o in good condition
Some ous made a raid on A. Lombsrd's
chicken coop and took several fowls. Mr..
Lombard says he knows TIE guilty party
and intends 10 have him arrested if he does
net pay for the property.
The Steel Workers Wage Committee
hsld a conference yesterday.
The Eastern Ohio coal mine operators
met here yesterday. About 25 mines
were represented. Several members from
Cambridge were here. The business tran
sacted was private.
L. Darfofd, OF st. GAINESVILLE, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. J. c. Smith baptized several people
by immersion in Brooks run yesterday.
The Methodist church at Quincy was
damaged somewhat by the flood.
The way to St. Clsirsville now is via.
Warnock.
A show in floating palaces will be here
on the 30th.
The bicyclers who took a run to Co,
lumbus have returned heme. They are
sunburped somewhat.
Mr.. Hunter and J. II. Bursoor, OF the
B. T. & C, were in town yesterday.
A fellow named Irwin boarded at the
Erie House and skipped his board bill
He was af.erwsrd seen by Mr.. Bsugh and
asked why he did not pay his bill. The
fellow gaid he didn't know why, but said
he had the money and pulled out a roll oil
bills. Baugh threatened to have him ar
rested if he did not come TO time, auG
while the proprietor Of the Erie Houst
went for a constable Irwin took q skip and
went TO Benwood. Now Baugh says b.
will take the bill out OF Irwin's hide the
first time be csn get his hands on him.
Mrs. John Davis will visit friends il
MARKETS..
A number of practitioners will be tsker
in the South Bellaire N. E Church as ful
members at service this morning.
David Westcott and wife left yesterday
for a visit TO Massillol and Pittsburg.
John Robirson, manager Of the Goblet
Works, and wife left yesterday for theil
new home in FIndlay.
Rev. ]. G. Smith presches at Wegee THU
afternoon.
J. II. Castor, chief clerk 10 the Post
office, is in Pennsylvania visiting relatives
and friends.
In conversation with o well-known S.
Clairsville gentleman, yesterday, be gave
il as his opinion that the Bsllaire and St
Clairsville Railroad would never he rebuilt
by Troll Bros. II the B. & o. think.
enough of the st. Clsirsville trade and tb,
coal fields up Mcashon's creek, the road
may he rebuilt by the B. & o.
John Van Law has gone to New Cum
berstown to visit friends for a week or ter
days
P. P. Gallagher has not quit the grocery
business as stated, but is serving custom
ers at the old stand.
Harry Wright, of Belmont, is here doinl
business in the drug store of ]. d. Var
Law.