Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-26


as much as gas, for the using OF the ga Tor
light neceesitstes the repapering OF rooms
wherein il is used about once year. Our
people can much better afford to put up
with the annoyance Of carrying coal and
filing lamps than to allow our factories to
be driven out by the gas company.
NOTES
The Presbyterian Sunday school picniced
at Sidwell's grove on Thursday. The pic
mic was postponed from Wednesday on &C.
count of the bad weather.
James Craig is building an addition to
his house on First street.
Stephen Hopkins was In Fostoria during
the past week. He has purchased property
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Malley and Mr..
O'Mslley's sister, Miss Ella, are spending
Sunday in Bellaire with friends.
All week the principal topic Of converse
ton among our people has been the con-
domination suit of the South Pennsylvania
& Ohio r. r versus W. ]. Rainey and
others. Numbers of experts have been
here viewing the property and the jury
came down one day to look at it. II was
thought that a verdict would be arrived at
last night.
On Wednesday evening the United Pres
byterian congregation rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. John Giffin reception in the U. P.
Church, and on Thursday evening Mr.
Gifin delivered a lecture on the mission
airy work in Egypt. Mr.. and Mrs. Giffiu
were formerly Of this city, and have just
returned from q five years sojourn among
the heather in Egypt.
Messrs. Padden, Roach and Feltterer OF
the Red Stockings played with the Claring-
ton club at Woodsfeld yesterday. Henry
Gandipg, also Of this city, pitched for the
Woodsfeld club.
At the Standard mill during the past
week four rolls were broken in tour days.
This is a greater list OF accidents than oc-
Cured in the six months before.
John and George Kreusch are In Bel
larie spending Sunday.
Rev. s. W. Pringle, Plummer Bracken
and wife and daughter, and Miss Mamie
Chambers returned yesterday from: Chsu-
tauqua. These are all Mt. Pleasant peo-
pie.
Alex. Humphreville, Charles r King,
Theodore Brown, Barney Drake, William
Brown, Uncle John Taylor and William
Draws, of Mt. Pleasant, were in the city
yesterday.
Joe Borjoe returned to Pittsburgh yes
terday evening after o visit with his mother
in this city.
Jimmie Sweeney has typhoid fever.
Johnny Brown, a son of Bud Brown, has
typhoid fever. .,
Sam Erwin, who has been laid up with
typhoid fever, is better.
James Hilton, who has been laid up
with typhoid fever, is conyalescent.
Miss Emma Kratz is threatened with
typhoid fever.
Miss Ida Hoyle is ccnvalescent, after q
severe illness.
Several members of the local K. Of P.
lodge of this city will attend the X. of P.
copciave to be held at Cleveland from to-
morrow till September LIST.
K. r. Blackboard is in Washington, Pa.
visiting friends.
Miss Mary Davidson is in Bellaire visit,
ing Miss Minnie Kemple.
A drunken colored woman In the Stand
ard addition, created considerable excite
ment yesterday by her foul language and
staggering on the streets.
Mics Maggie Armstrong returned from
pleasant visit in Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Ola Runion returned TO her home
in Bellsire after visit with her brother,
James Runion.
The families of Jeremis Black and Jo-
seph Henderson are AZ Yellow Creek at
tending campmeeting
Mrs. Julia Ann TsylOr, one Of our Oldest
people died at the home of her con John,
last week. The was 70 years old.
Quite an enthusiastic Democratic meet
ing was held at Tiltonville last night.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander addressed the as
semblage, and the Martins Ferry Demo-
cratic drum corps furnished the musical
inspiration.
Mr.. Levi Baily and Miss Aguus Reid will
be married on next Wednesday ut the home
of the bride at Sunny Hill fruit farm.
A valise consigned to Mrs. f. Cleveland
arrived ut the Adams Express office on
Friday night. Manager Thorngate read
the E.: G., and waited several hours for
Her Excellency to arrive and claim it.
Miss Maggie haywood and Miss May
McKim have returned from Steubenville,
where they attended the Jefferson county
Normal Institute.
Quite large addition to the force OF
Italians now at work on the railroads west
of the city arrived here on Friday and
were marched to their work at Mt. Pleas
ant. Tweedy and Carter hauled their
goods, but the men we're driven along the
road.
Miss Maggie Pennington and Carl Rob-
inson arrived at home yesterday after a
months visit with friends in Noble county,
Ohio.
Mrs. T. J. Thomas, accompanied by MIR.
Thomas mother, Mrs. Eliza Thomas, ar
rived in the city last night frsm Minerva,
Ohio. Mr.. Thomas bother, Arthur
Thomas, agent of the @. & c. r. X, at
Aedford, Ohio, is also here.
Yesterday was pay day at the Lsuyhlin
and Etna mills.
Secretary Chss. J. Gill, of the Elson
Glass Co is in Cincinnati on business.
Miss May Morton, of Cambridge, Ohio,
will visit her friend, Miss Kate Ralston, Of
Fourth street, this week.
Yesterday was the first pay day at the
Elsou since the summer stop.
The Misses Williams, of Sunny Hill, are
the guests of their aunt, Mrs. s. B. Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart, of Ale
gheny, Pa, are the guests of Mr.. Stewards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Stewart, of
Fifth street
Lutz & Soluble yesterday purchased q
fine new bay horse from Joseph McCleary,
of Portland.
Mrs. ]. B. Gillespie spent yesterday in
Steubenville.
William Harrison left yesterday for
Pittsburg to accept position in q South
Side rolling mill.
Mrs. T. Pugh, Of Bellaire, was in the
city yesterday.
John Henderson left yesterday for yell
low Greek to attend campmeeting.
Will Connolly, who was 30 severely
kicked by horse On Friday, was on the
streets yesterday.
A. d. Newland left yesterday for Chics-
90 on business.
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