Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-29
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the retreat looking about the same as other
years. bat the number Of teuters is smaller
han Ii has ever been. Burr's Mills, o.
a resort has been on the wayne since the
ministers agreed that there should be no
more Sunday camp meetings.
Medicine men have been holding forth
in all their glory for the past two nights
These men make periodical visits to our
city. One man who Is here now has been
coming to Bellaire annually for the past
eight years.
The Etns machine works is doing q coed
business st present
IL IL likely that the steel works will not
start MP until after the middle of the
week.
The new fence at the Catholic school Is
lower than the old one and makesa notice
sbis improvement.
The c. L. & w. company Is moving
some property near the planning mill for
the purpose Of bnilding . depot in that
vicinity.
A fire alarm now and then would take
the stiffness put Of the joints OF the ire
laddies
The Bellaire Bottle Works is builing q
brick addition to the works to be used as
warehouse, and for other purposes.
Thomas and George Boice, bottle blow
era. will move 10 Washington, Pa, IN q
few DAYS, where they will work in the
new bottle works at that place.
The regular round trip rates to Burr's
Mills has been placed at IS cents.
John Kincade went blackberrying for q
couple Of days, and yen should see him
now. He was poisoned by q vine, and his
face. hands and arms are swollen to twice
the regular proportions.
Quite a crowd viii attend the cleveland
races this week. The low rates on the
railroad catches the multitudes every time.
Miss Luella Thompson is spending q few
days at Burr's Mills.
The plans for Mr.. Barnard's new Sec
ond Presbyterian Church are finished.
The structure will be o handsome one, and
will be erected by VIM. Barnard and pre-
sented to the congregation.
Bert Fowler has leased some ground
and will erect q business standin Findlsy.
The mould makers and packers at the
factories are ut work.
Lew Stevens, who Is camping at Burns
Mills, will move his family home this
week, so that he can resume work ut the
steel plant
Dora Smith is erecting q fine residence
on the hill in the 4th ward.
Arthur MeClaim is engaged BY the city
laying paveuents for property holders who
were notified by the city to improve, but
who failed to do 50.
The contemplated addition TO the LIST
VI. E. Church viii make that structure
an imposing building when completed.
Blackberries sold at 30 cents q bucket
one day last week.
The Glass Workers have begun to talk
about the convention to be held in this
city next summer. 1t is intended that
the visitors have q rousing time. A trip
and picnic on the Andes Is contemplated.
p. T. King returned yesterday from
Muncie, Ind
The camp meeting ut Bethel and at
Noonan's Grove will draw the crowds to-
day.
J. NJ. Messing, the gentlemsnly mana
ger of Blum Bros. clothing department,
will leave here in q few days to accept q
more lucrative position in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Messing has only been with rs about
3 year, but during his stay here has made
a host Of friends.
A child of John Wagner pulled q bowl
of soup of the table and burned its breast
severely.
The Township Trustees and the County
Commissioners are still busy repairing
damages made by the late food.
MARSHALL Darby is still confined to the
house with o sprained ankle.
An excursion train was a out to
Bethel last evening.
Mr.. Mercer, formerly school teacher
here, is in the city on . visit.
Jos. McClain has been under the wea-
ther for 3 couple Of weeks.
Robinson's floating palaces viii show
here tomorrow evening.
Bloom Bros. are making arrangements
for extensive improvements through con-
tractor DSfrab. Tbs old Atlantic tea
storeroom and the present clothing house
will be merged into one large room. Two
plate giles windows will replace the pres
emit. This department viii be arranged
so that communication can be had with
the carpet and dry goods stores on the cor
ner.
There were several privote picnics last
week.
The late street paving win have to have
some alterations before it will be paid for.
From all sections we hear the query;
'Fwhen are you going to have the street
fsir?o Ten thousand people from Eastern
Ohio would come TO the fair II We had 1t.
The railroads do not appear 10 look at 1t
as such q big thing. A free show, like
ruinous railroad fares, IL sure to catch the
m~ultitudes.
A child Of the italian who was running
confectionery store on T~hirty-seccnd
street, was laying on the street when the
wagon of Dubois& Mccoy anne along.
The driver did NOS notice the young one
until a wheel of the wagon was about to
10 over it. The horse was jerked back
and the little one saved. The father was
irritsted at the driver and took hold OF
him with an iron grasp, shouting: II
hab you arrested If I pay SO" The
Italian went for q policeman, but that
minion OF the law said he could DO
nothing. The fellow went away in .
furious state Of mind. 1t never seemed
10 enter his Uranium that q man Is allowed
to drive in 3 walk along the streets, and
that his offspring had no right to be lay
ing in the road.
Miss Alice Berkhill, Of Pittsburg. is
visiting friends here and ut Bars Mlls-
Miss Nettie Yost and Mrs. William
Porterield are visiting friends ut Lloyds-
vile.