Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-23
BELLAIRE.

The old McDermott saloon property, on
Union street, is being fitted up for bud-
mess place.
@. & P. officials were down in special
cars on Friday, inspecting railroad prop
erty.
Passenger trains on the B 80 from
the West were late every day last week.
The Columbus Centennial and heavy trains
was the cause.
One or two of the window glass fac
tories expect to be IN shape to resume
Monday week.
The places of business Of Geo. Karr
and "Betz" Collins have been nicely re-
paired.
The steamer Bellaire has had bench
erected at the upper wharf for the benefit
Of passengers.
r. NJ. Ray is putting down one of his
patent pavements in front of Blum Bros.
new store.
Two life insurance men have been do
ing" the town for the past ten days with
some success They look like preachers.
The gentleman who painted the new
scenery for the Elysisn Theatre, also done
scenic work for the play houses in Wheel
ing.
The Tilden Club did not 20 to Wheeling
ia body last night.
"a Night Of" had good crowd last
night. Al. Fields minstrels come next,
the 29th.
J. E. Sterritt will leave for Pittsburg
shortly, where he will locate. His brother
Alex. has been in the ''Smcky City" for
some time and is doing we'll.
The c, l.. & w. road crippled one or
two of her freight engines last week and
could not get enough engines to handle
the freight that accumulated st this end Of
the road. Finally the company decided to
discontinue local passenger trains until the
freight Jam was over.
Rev. W. s. Campbell breaches sermon
to the children this morning
VIM. Ault and family have been In the
country visiting friends for week.
Frank Francis, of the Independent, who
has been sick for several months, is able TO
resume work.
A. Wards new house is about compile
ted.
Boat race next Saturday over the Bell
sire course.
Natural gas was a great bother last
week. One hour there was plenty-the
next theze was none.
Grapes are selling at 90 cents peck.
This has been great year for fruit.
The Prohibition vote in this city will be
increased here this fall.
School has been in operation two weeks
and everything seems to go along lively
except the time.
The colored club does not seem to be a
very great success. The brethren haven't
tims TO bother with politics.
Robert Merriman's new place of abode,
when completed, will be great improve
ment over the old.
The family of Rsv K. F. Keller is pack
ing up household goods, preparatory to re-
moval.
Pawpaws are coming in. A crowd OF
young chaps are making considerable ex-
ira pocket nancy peddling the fruit.
Chss. B;ak-nsy has g roe to Uniontown,
Pa to visit VIII S"A's
| The Ohio Taliey Budget says: "Mr. Jas.
McGraw, carpsn'-r aud builder, of Bell
ARE, has THO VI I'D Tie contract on Paddy
Ksiue's house, on tirsv$ Hill, as the stone
work is d, claod - have been built by a
ncn-union man, and the brickiayers re-
fused to build a chimney. Jim thought
he was as good union man as there was,
and refused to do the work"
Miss Minnie Shields, of Steubenville,
who has been visiting here, returned home
yesterday.
Rev. ]. G. Smith will be home on Tues
day. Mr.. Smiths congregation wants him
to return.
A great pile of 'iGlass Workers" come
to this place each week. We mean a
newspaper.
The Second Presbyterian church is hav-
ing a new pavement put down.
Mrs. Russell, who has the fever, was not
90 well yesterday.
Will. Mnhgsn has secured position in
Banners music store in Wheeling.
The Buckeye Building and Loan Com
pany will not have any money to cell for
three weeks.
De Witt Dauford's family will remove
TO this city from Crsbapple.
Andrew Schick has returned from North
Baltimore.
PRAYER meeting in the South Bellsire
NJ. E. church this evening.
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Wheeling. =,
Miss Norma Sterritt gave a farewell
party 10 her friends in the First ward On
Friday evening.
A small boy let cow out Of an orchard
in the First wsrd and the animal wan
dered about until she broke horn. Now
the owner threatens to sue the boys
father for damages.
| Frank Randolph works in the office OF
the Ohio Valley Foundry. He concluded
to take a nsp one day last week and
elevated his feet on q high desk. When
he was doing we'll in thesleeping act some
of the boys dropped rope over his head
and fastened the end outside Of the office
window. Soon there was tumble and
poor Frank failed to appreciate the situs
ton until some one came and cut him
loose.
Miss Rose Bair, who has been visiting IL
the country will be home tomorrow.
Col. Poorman went to New Philsdel
pbis last night where he addressed q Re
publican meeting.
VIM. Sharp, the mailer, has decided Il
move to Steubenville.
Fox and coon hunting is becoming pOpu
lar.
C. Bippus occasionally delivers a hunor
Gus address to the pupils Of the Higi
School.
From report oil as fuel for glass factor
} les is not success.
John Camp is back from his W. Va
farm.
James Turnbull Is back from Whit
Sulphur Springs.
: The Good Templars had q pleasant TIM
at Bridgeport.
The flint glass workers have received al
, invitation to take part in the labor parad'
at Pittsburg on Tuesday.
The Superintendent round table vii
, meet in Wheeling on the 2sth.
The Jewett Singers will be here in tn,
interest of Prohibition on next Friday ant
Saturday nights.
: Mis- McClarian and Miss Cora Alexan
, der, of Bridgeport, are visiting friends
here.
II is said Sam Small will be here on th'
, 18th of October.
F. Snively is back from a trip for thu
RsImont Glass Works.