Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

Post viii be given in Charity.
Most Of our bicycle boys will 20 to
Wheeling tomorrow evening to the wheel
mems tournament.
Mrs. Robert Courtney will spend the
summer in st. Clairsyille.
Mrs. George Squiggins keeps fine flsvors
of ice cream.
Bert Crow got ten days and $40 for fur
nishing beer to Fourth warder.
Thomas Hays will erect the new window
glass works Of Maring, Hart d Co., at
Muncie.
The marriage of Arthur walling to Miss
Geneva Baggs occurs Tuesday evening.
DR.. Ben. Morrison will open an office in
this city.
Frank Francis acted as city editor Of the
IadependeaI couple of days last week.
Tue third annual excursion of the clerks
tomorrow evening will be big event.
The boat will leave at 1880 for Steuben-
Vile.
1t is said that Mr.. Nicholson, the gen.
tleman who is to be the street paving, has
never done any work of tie kind before.
He will be in the city this week to make
arrangements to proceed with his contract
The merchants on Belmont street agree
to pay cent q day and have the street
cleaned.
The city taxes will be about p cents
this year.
A concert will be given in the South
Ballaire NJ. Z. Church on the 18th.
The stones and sticks on the pavement
in front of the First Presbyterian church
have caused several ladies TO have severe
falls.
The Pennsylvania Company will give
excursion rates to the American Saenger-
bund, at Sc. Louis.
Charles Goethe, the bicyclist, of Wheel
ing, was in town Friday, on business.
Charles will put in new wheel or two
here.
One of the Fourth ward young ladies
will soon be married.
The Globe Ball Club played the Key
stones, of Pittsburg, at Steubenville, yes
terday. The Globes haue been asked to 20
TO Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE.
Considerable fast driving is INDUCED in
on the paved streets.
The lookup was empty yesterday morn
iug-the first time for a week.
Rev. A. B. Williams has returned from
Cambridge and will hold regular services
to-day.
Again there is talk of street market.
It is likely the talk will end In wind.
Every grocery deals in green goods and
other produce and the public purchases
from the stores that are closest to their
places of living.
Paving the streets will set number OF
| idle men at work.
Thomas Ault's Touring mill is running
to the fullest capacity, and Is turning out
product that is not surpassed for quality
The Board of Education is receiving bids
for the erection of a new tower on Central
Building.
Henrietta Tidd, who was arrested for in
fanticide, but who has been too i'll to be
taken to Jail, is now at the home OF a man
named Herns, IN the First ward.
Barnard's coal works continues in opera
ton, bat is not doing much.
T. T. Ssal and wife will give q reception
to friends next month.
The city of Bellaire had better give up
the Belmont street crossing case "a a bad
Job. The only way to cross the B. x o,
tracks in safety is to go over by bridge,
and the railroad company will fight the
CITY 10 the bitter end rather than allow
their yards to be cut to pieces.
There is some delay about bidding or
the addition to be built to the First NJ. E
Church.
The young gentlemen of st. Johns
Church will present play called "A Sol
der of Fortune" in the near future.
The First ward hose house will have an
addition built it.
The Strawberry Festival in City Hall or
Friday and last night was well attended by
the young folks.
John Wagner, plumber, OF Martins
Ferry, will remove TO this city. Stewart
Wilson who has been working with Mr..
Wagner as partner, will continue the bus
iness in Martins Ferry.
Jas. G. Tallman has returned from q
hunt in the vicinity OF Morristown.
The OHIO Valley Foundry will resume
operations tomorrow.
Why is there not start made for the
Burr's Mills camp gconnd?
The weather was very hot yesterday al
ternoon, and not much business was done.
| Eastern window glass workers who have
Jobs in this section are preparing t. &c
home as soon as the firs gosl out.
The organ grinder and the ACCORDION
were on the streets yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Buckeye
Building Association occur tomorrow
evening.
More immigrants passed West over the
B. & o yesterday evening.
Several of our young lady teachers at
tended the Belmont county teachers eX'
animation at st. Clairsville yesterday.
On account of i'll health Mrs. W. ID,
Dlgg will not open the ladies' furnishing
store as she had contemplated.
Miss Toylor, training teacher in the pub
lie schools, hiss been sick, but Is now much
better.
1t took a great deal Of hustling with
awnings, barrels, etc, among our mer-
chants yesterday, to get them out OF the
yay of the wind and rain storm. The
bottom of the cross streets seemed to be
lifted mp and carried bodily with the wind.
George Lilly and Chez. Barr will 60 to
Cincinnati in a skin.
Six hundred and seventy-five people
went from this vicinity TO the Iron Work
ers' picnic yesterday. :,
Apna, little daughter Of W. 8. Carroll,
fell down a big pair of stairs yesterday al
ternoon and received painful bruises.