Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-15

L uccu u pair VI sHOcStclt JOnu y eot "Sn
pair Of rubber sole No. 3. Till Mary to
get little Annie No. 6 which costs
SOC at Smiths and fetch the slaw cutter
out and the rice boiler we have received no
-four yet. Tell John to get Charlie a 35c
penknife not larSe. Ask Cora If she saw
an odd shoe about the house. Tell John
to bring my little engine out which is in
the cupboard in the wash house.
Yours, etc, etc
JOHN SMITH, JR.
Misa Clara Theobald has been ill for sew
ersl days.
j. Gorby is having his place of business
fixed mp.
A big lot of rubbish was left on the
bridge piers by the high river.
The steamer Telegram has brought up
several large eonsignments of eggs, etc, to
be shipped over the G. q p. to P~ittsburg,
The estate of the late Ralph Blum is be-
ing settled up.
Camp meeting begins at Bethel camp
ground next Sunday.
The bottle works will erect an appara-
tus for wind during the summer stop.
Other Improvements will be made.
The Findlay Window Glass Works, the
property of Grant Baker, Sam Tsppan and
Ross Wells, formerly of this place, which
was burned some weeks ago, is being re-
built Of iron and brick.
Billy George pitched his first game for
the New York club on Friday and shut
out the Indianapolis club. The New York's
have been afraid of Georges playing, but
they will now. no doubt, give him a show.
The c., L & W. trainmen who come to
this city and lay from II to / each day are
kicking. They think they could as well
take the noon meal at home.
Jos. Anderson is building new trading
boat.
1t took twenty-five cars to transport the
presses, material, etc of the Goblet Com
pany 10 Findlsy.
The Board of Directors of the Belmont
Glass Works passed resolutions of sympa-
thy over the death Of John Crimmel.
Miss Matte Dawson is visitinga at Lewis
Mills.
Gsorg Stevens and Elmer Beaver 20 to
Pittsburg to-day on q trip.
Whenever the Independent gets scarce OF
locals il makes a stick of matter about how
a certsin tow boat, passing down the
river, narrowly escaped crushing against
the piers.
s. F. Francis, foreman on the IndepeRG-
ent. is i'll; threatened with fever.
Squire Rpeder had several small law
suits before him yesterday.
The steamers Sherley and Bachelor
went up the river yesterday dashed to-
gether. They We're transferring freight.
John Sullivan has closed np his coal
bsnk and turned his mules out in pasture.
He found that the price he was getting for
coal from the B. & o would not justify
him continuing the business.
The Second N. E. Church camp meeting
begins at NoOnans Grove on July %.
This new discipline of the NJ. E. Church
will be out shortly.
A good bit of clay for glass factories at
Muncie, Findlsy and North Baltimore has
been passing through the city Of late.
Geo. Romsek's new house is about com
pleted. 1t is a nice structure.
The First NJ. f. Church has hit upon The
plan of exhibiting OIL q large card in the
hallway of the church the names of the
members and the amount OF their annual
contribution.
W. p. K. Stevens and wife, who have
been at Cameron, W. Va, will be home to-
morrow.
Hon. A. T. McKelvey aud j. NJ. Lewis
visited the factories yesterday in the
interest of the Columbus Centennial.
The C. & p. railroad is erecting new
telegraph poles.
At the German Reformed Church this
evening Jacob Hozower will lecture.
Edward Ames, who was at Muncie, Ind,
on a prospecting trip, says he likes the
place, but could not get a stand to suit
him.
james Ward will make Youngstown his
future home.
The Moss Rose Club continues 10 have
periodical hops.
John Dunn, the ball player, has returned
home from Lima.
Geo. Squiggings- Jr., has taken James
Darrsh's place in the Baltimore aud Ohio
office. Mr.. Darrsh's new position is a
good one and he is well qualified to fill it.
Louis Battslle and wife leave on Tues
day for Findlay.
A private crowd Of young folks have ar
ranged to 60 to Chippewa Lake.
VIM. OLIVER, OF this city, has been
granted an increase of pension.
John Tobip, who has been working al
Newark, O., is home for the summer.
MI. James Boyee has opened a restau,
rant in the Zilch property OF Uoion street.
lawn social at the home of Mrs. j. B.
Smith by the ladies Of the First Presbyte.
rian Church on Tuesday evening.
The painters are not a busy as they
were in the spring, and the paper hangers
have nothing of any consequences to do.
Several gentlemen leave this week Il
fish in Cheat mountain.
Mrs. NJ, SonneborD, who has been i'll fol
a long time, is able to sit up.
Frank Leasure has accepted a position
in the engraving department of the Bell
sire glass works.
The contract for building the addition
70 the NJ. Z Church will be let this week
Tbs G. A. r do not like the design o
some of the campaign bad yes; they resem,
bic too closely the ensign of that order.
WITS. NHuliSc Viiiauuc, VI tu0 IOulll
ward, has been visiting in Fostoria TO
several weeks.
The family of Dewitt panford has movst
to the country for the summer.
The Cleveland races will draw a biz
crowd from here.
The crops are in splendid condition, ani
the farmers are happy.
The Tribune offers the suggestion that
Waterman stay at the Mayors Office n
night, to answer telephone calls and SOUND
the fire alarm.
George Walters is erecting q frame resi-
deuce in the Fifth ward cut.
Don't forget the street meetings Thu
evening.
BRIDGEPORT.
DIR. W. s. Fisher is on the sick list.
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