Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15
BELLAIRE.


The American Express Company is now
ready for business in this city.
Mrs. Thomas Boyce gave a tea party to
her friends on Wednesday evening.
Henry's photograph gallery was not
damaged by tue fire in Blum Bros build
ing.
The BrIlaire HcroH celebrated its third
birthday Last week. The Herald has grown
IN circulation during the past year and has
added new machinery to the Office.
Kew. Mr.. Mclaughlin will hold regular
services IN the /. =. Church to-day.
Mrs. George BOyCe has received an elr-
giant crayon picture OF her two children
from a IlIrsyille firm.
The family Of W. A. Gorby is still il the
East.
The Martins Ferry CIorsi H,raii was
extensively distributed in this city last
week.
Robert Moore viii 20 to Washington IN
IN excursion on January 18th.
c. Nj. Weirick has had his drug store
nicely fixed up.
Mrs. Ioeckler will resume the millinery
business 1~ soon as the insurance on her
burnt stock is adjusted.
The candy and cigar stores keep open
Oh sunday nov,
Several d oul people contemplate 4
Southern trip.
The Globe Touring mills is running to
the fullest capacity with more orders than
cen be filled at present,
w. \ White has opened a drug atoTr il
the room formerly occupied by Thomas
Stewart
Howard Elker and Will Lewis have re-
turned rom Findlly.
The congregation OF the Christian
Church has been wurshipipg with the
members OF the First Nj. I Church since
the edillcc Of tie former vaS burned. Last
Sabbath the closing union services was
held and tine following hymns were sung
ia succession by accident. God be with
you Nil We meet again, % aud "Shaii we
gather 81 The river The best of feeling
exist, hetwcen the two congregations, aud
all are happy il !hc fact that Providence
80 strangely allied t."m
"aIla -. "ur plumbers Gel5 working at
CawbridL. last N,,E.
NV H. hfLtllfN. 80 NOIuillbil-,
breaches in the Episcopal Church this
morning.
The supper held at the home OF Mis-.
Geo. Mutb, by the ladies' CT he First II.
l.. Church, WAS q very pl"UDut aiaiI
The ca!oI5d odd IeliU"5 vii Ep!i =, les
tiyal mex, month.
Passengers l"r the C., /. ~ y. ale max
inc NJ. C,rne.' grocery a kind of drpot
The COmpluy Ia. pr1uerty near IFS sion
piEu ulgrr that would do ior waiting
rooms ana il shuuii use il.
"Pa,siou's Slave at ID, E.y,lan u.ttire
tomorrow night is 4 good attraction. The
company carries 4 biz lot Of scenery.
The private hon nj Choral Hall on Tues
iay evening will be well attended.
The tramp pGatrr who f., confined in
the rity huildiny, and who - slGr,ipp
lrou bloc! poieouI,n. ha- also pY an, ,lion
of fine threat. and can hardly eat Tin.
Latter Lo,rys5. L.. not troubled IL, p.;r
lrIlsw much NJ he had had rDt1iul, f. rai
Of auy consequence for iva da,S lie will
La r.I,nvsJ tn tL. iudrro,ry
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Viii has L,r,rnr ,f the Christian, N..
strcIag 0o, pt E,ovey's .t.j ~ III
indians uu.i no drvelnn,d
CHIEF Muth did excellent ,.r,I.r Al the
late fire In -oauding pTgi-a [, tLa frr