Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
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A large am0unt OF money NSaS Pe,
:. the Riverside Steel Plant Tube WORKS
and blast furnace yesterday.
politics were AT fever heat yesterday ana
,bs Thermometer assembled accordingly.
No services at the Catholic Church TO-
day.
manner. They put mp for a hearing Mon
day.
.rI-et Axe veacher's examination here
Wednesday.
W. B. McMechen and Jas. Hendricks at
tended the Institute last week.
The rain yesterday was most acceptable
to the perspiring ~eleetioneers.
Mrs. Chas. Cnrran, of Centre ward, Is on
the sick list.
Rumor hath ii that Mr.. Will King, the
efficient book keeper at the Riverside steel
plant, will shortly lead a charming young
lady of Wheeling to the Hymer cal altar.
Miss Lille Brush was hastily summoned
to Parkersbqrg, last week, BY the death OF
her sister.
The primary election was held at the
Sauire's Office.
Two ladies of Centre ward had an ad-
iustment of difficulties before His Wor-
ship and was fined.
NJ. Gribble, of Martins Ferry, was in
town yesterday.
Thos. Rosser, of Bellaire, has invented a
double CRATE for heating new buildings,
which is q great saving in the expense of
building and fuel.
Mrs. Floyd Bowersis visiting in Parksrs-
burg. =,
Miss Kittie Hughes, who has been visit
ing here, returned to Pittsburg yesterday.
W. E. Policy was down from Mingo,
yesterday.
David Keller, who had his arm ampu-
tated Just below the elbow, the result OF q
railroad accident, was on the streets, yes
terday, for the first time since 1t occurred.
The teachers of this county not holding
four-years certificates will be examined ut
three places this week, namely: Benwood,
Wednesday; M%oundsville, Thursday;
Cameron, Friday.
The Sergeant was endeavoring to sell q
boat-house yesterday.
Hon. j. Sinclair, W. p. Brown, j. w.
Davis and P. p. Stewart were down at the
county seat last Thursday.
All parts of the factory will be running
next week.
The lower plant will be ready for work
Monday.
The interest evinced over the primary
election yesterday was 81 great and active
as that taken in the regular quadrennial
elections.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hepe left Thurs
day on a visit to Trenton. N. j. They
will also spend some time at Atlantic City
before their return.
Misses Annie Policy, Anna McCabe,
Laura Dare, Flora Morgan, Nellie and
Delora Osbourne, Mollie Stewart and Nora
Dolbur spent last week in Moundsyille,
attending the Teachers Institute.
Mesdames M. Deegan aud K. Newtun
are taking in the excursion to Atlantic
City and Washington.
Mrs. Oscar Mcmillan entertained her
Sabbath school class n evening last week.
An Unlimited quantity of cake and cream
were discussed.
Miss Bette Wilson, of Elm Grove, was
in town Yesterday.
Miss Ida Rogerson, Of Fairyiew, spent
yesterday here.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Lizzie, eldest daughter of Mr.. ]. yancur-
en-, to Mr.. George l.. Clemens, of Alabama.
The wedding will take place on the 9Th
inst.
Miss Sallie Bvrne, of Centre Ward is in
disposed.
Four or five gentlemen worked yester-
day with the position of deputy sheriff in
view.
The suit of II. Remhorlf against the
Electric Motor line for damages to bis
property by the change of grade at Boggs'
Run crossing has not yet been decided, but
it ia generally conceded that the plaintiff
is entitled TO a fair amount "a indemnity.
A gentleman from Bellaire in attempt
ing to board a train on the o. r. r. Il.
one evening last week, missed his footing
and fell from the trestle to the shore be-
low. He was picked up and conveyed
across the river. He sustained some in
juries about the back, and was altogether
badly shaken mp.