Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-12
BxLLAIRE.
The steel plant is shipping its product

George, Thomas and Charley Boyce,
moved to Washington, Pa, yesterday.
Council meets on Tuesday evening.
Have you decided what you will offer as
a premium at the Street fair?
Workmen are busily engaged on the
Ohio Valley railroad at present.
John Rankin has returned from q visit
10 Pittsburg.
A GAINESVILLE man who wa confined in
the lookup managed to dig out with a
shovel and is now at liberty. He wilfnot
be in town for some days. ,
The funeral service over the remains OF
Robert Chisholm took place last night at 2
o'clock.
Rev. B. H. Lee is home from Cadiz and
Salem.
The evening service on the street has
been discontinued for the present.
Rev. A. 3. Williams was at Millersburg
last week but is now home.
William Tobin. of this city, fell from a
scaffold OF the New Enterprise Window
Glass Works at Findlay and broke an
arm. -,
Mrs. ]. E. Blackburn has been quite ill
for several days
The second deposit money on the Muth-
Richards race was deposited yesterday with
the stakeholder.
The Skeeton property, on Rose Hill,
back of Econ Baptist Church, will be sol
at Sheriff's sale tomorrow.
There was a lawsuit over a mule at
SQUIRE Roeder's office yesterday. There
have been two suits over this same animal.
J.. A. CASTOR has been doing a good bit
of hard work in the Post Office sine Post'
master Cooper went away on a vacation.
There il considerable gas leaking about
town. There will be q funeral or two some
of these days.
Because two men in a skiff happened
to be upset bg The Bellaire the HteHigencer
takes opportunity to score the management
of the boat and leaves the impression that
the boat delights to upset boats and the
like. The city editor should come out OF
his roost and take q ride on the boat and
see how she is managed. Pilot. Cline
knows his business thoroughly, and gets
the Bsllaire about in trim order. IL boat
men row under the wheel when the boat
is backing it is no fault of the pilot.
Csmpmeeting at Noonan's to-day. You
can also stop at Burr's Mills.
The Gill Pot Works ~cOntinues.tO ship Its
goods az fast 10 they are turned ont.
GAINESVILLE writer's think the extreme
heat of several days ago has baked the ex-
posed portion of apples, peaches and plums,
and as a result there will be less fruit.
The street fair committee will have a
balloon ascension during the fair if they
can get the proper terms from Tony"
White.
The hollow mp Whisky Run will never
look the same as it did before the flood.
TIE whole course of the stream, presents
an entirely new appearance.
The political campaign supplement has
made its appearance.
Samples of lanterns for marching clubs
have been sent here from the Ohio Lantern
Works, at Findlay. They may be seen at
the tin stores.
John Parks has purchased a fine Jersey
COW and calf.
GAINESVILLE will erect four $40, 900 resi-
dencss this fall.
The Lantern Globe Works will not re-
sumo before Wednesday.
An escort of Masons will take the re-
mains of Robert Chisholm to Cleveland
this morning.
Free Wilkinson has had his place Of
business nicely fixed up.
Not a few of our people continually
Lottery.
Charles Gill and wife are occupying the
Gill homestead on the hill.
Some of the anti. Prohibitionists OF
Cambridge went to Zinesville to purchase
their goods because the town went dry"
They will not do so again as the whole
yang returned home drunk and so dis
graced themselves that they will not want
to he known as 1.-THE gang that goes to
Evansville to buy goods"
Will BuchannOn is home from Philadel-
on the Press.
A. Bentield has had bis residence in the
4th ward nicely reprinted.
The Belmont Glass Works resumes to.
morrow.
Frank Archer has given MP his position
in the glass house and will work fire and
accident insurance altogether.
Miss Mary Powell, of GAINESVILLE, is in
the city.
Will j. Tappsn will occupy the residence
now used by Clint Milligan when the lat
ter moves to Murcie.
Miss Nellie Bittelle has gone to Findlay
on a visit.
One OF two of the glass workers who
went TO Findlay have returned home.
The family of Mr.. Hanlon, of the Barnes.
Vile Republican, is on Burns Mills camp
ground.
J. D. Ksyser will open a boot and shoe
store in Crafts vacant room.
DR.. D. w. Boone rides a fine bicycle for
which he is agent.
These are fine nights for sleeping.
The new school bell will cost $3.50.
Several of our people were at the Har'
vest Home picnic.
J. NJ. Messing has resigned his position
with Blum Bros. aud will take q vacation
before entering upon his new duties in
P%ittsburg.
EVERYBODY can wear q campaign plug hat
when they can be purchased for So cents
The new bins being built at Heather
ingtons will hold 500 bushels of coal each.
A gentleman is in the city organizing a
lodge Of the International Progressive
Association"
Miss Minnie Audit has returned from a
visit in the country.
Mrs. Hunt, the professional midwife,
has moved 10 Findlay.
Parks & Dickens will offer premiums
again this year on tissue paper flowers.
H. ROemer and family have been East
for q week on q trip.
The next contractor who psves cross
streets will have a double supply of dirt to
remove from Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth
streets.
Mr.. Moses Dugs and Miss Hulda Londo
will be married on the 2lst.
Daniel Manchester, who is at Burr's
Mills, was taken suddenly i'll again Thurs
day.
The G.. A. r. bicycle contest will not
come of before Christmas.
The Globe ball club continues to slaugh-
ter the clubs in this section.
John Zweig is putting the new tin roof
on the FIrstSard school building.
FranSlin College advertises some emf
nent men as being old scholars at that in
stitution.
Rev. W. d. Stsrkey, of Bonneville, will
open services at Burr's Mills tomorrow.