Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-01


of New Philsdslphia, and Rev. Mr.. Brann,
of Wheeling, will he present.
W. II. Dagg has given up his real estate
Office in this city.
The class of 'ss was bapquetted at the
home of VIM. Morrison.
Communion service in the Second Pres
byterian Church to-day.
The cement works at Pinch Run is on in
full.
Miss Annie straphl is in Columbus ON
visit.
Mrs. III. Somehow, who has been i'll for
three months, is still confined to her bed
The Union fishing club got away for
Yallonia yesterday.
The boys in the flint glass factories had
8 good time of it Saturday morning. II
was the last days work for some time and
they were happy.
Miss Lille r defer, daughter of Albert
Rodefer, was married to q Colorado gentle
min some days since.
The stop at the bottle works this sum-
mer will only be six weeks. The usual stop
is two months.
The coal mines along the B. & o. are all
in operation.
George Ball is selling organs and pianos
for La Roche and is pretty successful.
The coke and ore yard at the blast fur
mace ia so changed since year ago that it
is hardly recognizable.
You feel bad the day after you have at
tended picnic, but the feeling the second
day is worse than the first.
After the 5th of July it will be known
whether the street fair is to be given again
or not.
The lumber used by the May festival
for the 'annex" has been stored away
and will he used to erect sheds for street
fair purposes.
Walnut lumber is being purchased out
the B. z & C. by agents.
The planning mill is running in full, but
the e is no rush of business.
The Office of the Stamping Company in
the quarters formerly occupied by the
Belmont Glass Works, is vast improve.
ment over the old Office.
One or two new bicycle riders will make
their appearance this week.
Sculling on the Ohio is not "a favorite a
snort as it used to be. Base ball has taken
it's place.
The blowing up of Bridge street caused
Harry Kitchen to sell his store.
The Crescent Bakery, on Union street,
has quit business
The Buckeye Building Association now
receives dues weekly.
Some good butter was sold last week for
Is cents pound.
ga Second ward gentleman who put gas
pipes in his house thirteen years ago, has
Just received supply Of gas. He waited
for the gas company to run pipe to his
curbing, which is done for all consumers,
The company was quite long while doing
it.
We have received the initial copy of the
new paper at North Baltimore. 1t is a big
baby and looks like it would live a long
long time.
Geo. BoYce will move to Washington
Pa, shortly, where he will work in the
new bottle works.
CORTLAND Rankin has purchased fine
horse for riding.
VIM. Manley is doing big business ir
sand.
The city should purchase a street sweeper
which il run by horses. The streets could
be cleaned each day in couple of hours
Alex, Muster, q carpenter, who resided
in the Second ward for several years, Ia.
been arrested for bigamy. Alex. was mar
ried to young lady in the country some
years ago, and became the father of sin
children. He tired of his wife and family
and left for West Virginia. A short time
| o;poa - ,voa laarpod tbat Mrotar bod ,par
ried Mrs. Jane Levi, of Benwood. The
former wife heard of the event, and going
to Benwood had her husband arrested fol
bigamy. Mrs. Levi supposed all was
right when she married Muster, but has
found out her mistake.
Mr.. Ralph Blum, of the firm of Blum
Bros., who was married abont two months
ago, died yesterday of inflammation of the
bowels, after a short illness. Deceased
was 80 Yeas ofage, and was the Oldest of
the brothers here. The young bride has
the sincere sympathy of the community.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
-c-ning at 10 o'clock. Interment at
Wheeling.
The Globe ball cfN1 hss decided to 20 to
Steubenville TO- morrow, where it will play
! ball on the I'd, Sd and 4th.
A large class will receive communion at
the Catholic Church this morning
Willie Edmundson fell down a cellar
and broke his arm.
DR.. f. f. Kirk, a graduate of Cinncin-
natl Medical College, talks of locating here
An infant child of M. List was buried
yesterday afternoon.
Sol White has tnken to rowing boat
now.
The Ohio Valley foundry will not work
this week.
Mary h Harper celebrated her twelfth
birthday on Friday evening
A surprise party was rendered Geo. King
on Friday evening.
Howard Porter made way with shirts
from Schwab's store. He was arrested and
the the Mayor fined him SIS and gave him
ten days in Jail.