Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-07
BELIAIRE.

burnt Ohio Valley Foundry. A commit
tee will aJbitrsts the matter.
The First ward is suffering from depar-
tuies, but the other wards are crowded
and houses enough clnnot be had.
Belmont strest locks rather tough and
Feeds cleaning. Whsn are We to have
that new Seepei?
| jane, Fitton and wife attended the
Gregg Keys wedding st Burr's Mills Last
week.
| GAINESVILLE Fair will be held this week.
A number Of our people will attend.
Boat racing is over for this season. The
sport is not what it used to be.
Nelson's band is made up OF most Of the
best players in the city.
The school clock continues to run on
Eastern standard time.
The planning mill is still crowded with
orders.
The @. & P. employees will be made
happy this week by the arrival of the pay
car.
Will Naylor will open his new grocery
the latter plrt of the week.
| B. & o. passenger trains continue to
leave late owing to heavy business.
Wilson Jones, of Steubenville, was down
to see his parents, on Gravel Hill, last
week.
The Buckeye Building Association will
have no money to sell until Monday week.
ThSnew orchestra at the thsater is the
bsst the Elysisu has ever had.
Miss Belle Boyd delighted the small au'
dience she had by telling interesting events
which she took hand in during her ser
vics as rebel spy.
John Robinson, painter, is working on
four new houses in Bsnwo cd.
The'talk of an electric railway here is
all bosh.
DIR. D. W. Boone has recovered from his
spall of sickness and is ab)u again.
Butter aad Eggs have aivaucsd in price.
The @. & P. depot is now ready foi the
roof.
1t is not known whether the foundry
will bs rebuilt hers or not.
Mrs. David King has been i'll for several
weeks, but is now better.
Gravel Hill pedestrians should be ac.
corded some accommodations at Indian
Run bridge.
Half the factories are running on fast
time and half on sun time.
"a Cold Day" was presented here for
the third time last night.
The Troll Building is being painted
and papsred.
Bakers have been short of bread for the
past ten days. A great many housewives
do not bake now that tie supply of gas Is
80 uncertain.
Business has b:ea rather fat amorg our
merchants Of la.e.
Chas. Blaksney, B. z & @. operator,
will be married soon to Newark lady.
Rev. Mr.. Lane appears to be the right
man in the right place, judging from re-
ports.
Be!laire did rot use the law on the Nat
ural Gas Company, and as consequence
has fuel. Martins Ferry twisted the
lions tail and is now out in the cold
Lucky m0rtals are We.
Dora Smith has moved into his new
house on Rose Hill.
The c., L. & w. t.ainmen imagine there
ia no one in town but themselves. That
whistling will cost money come of these
times.
The cutting Shop at the mill ooopsr shop
has been in operation several weeks. No
kegs are bsipg made.
Maloney, the contractor, is filling up the
Forth end If South Jefferson street.
The steamer Bellaire will run to the Re-
publican blowout at Wheeling Monday
night.
Communion services in the Episcopal
church this morning.
Fridays are visitors days OF the public
schools.
Mrs. Robert Ray, WHO has bean i'll, is
abs to be out.
A shsnty-boat near the water works is Q
pretty tough re:Ort, and ehoald be weedsd
out.
The freight business of the c., L. & W.
road in this city has been greatly increased
within the past several months.
Spsngler Post wouli like the city to as
sune the ownership of the monument.
The Daily Star stopped circulating for q
time, but u sheet will bs issued weekly
until new dress arrives.
James Keyser, who opsned shoe store,
feels encouraged by the patronage he Is re-
ceiving.
John Lippencott has purchased the
Central Hotel at BIrnesville.
Miss Regina Wssser, since her return
from Germany has made her homo with
Mrs Stroble st the Strobe House. Miss
Wasser thinks the United States will bs
her home hereafter.
The proposed Sunday paper has fallen
through.
Walter Lswia, who has bten i'll with the
fever, is recovering.
A great many Friends passed through
the city yesterday on their way home
from GAINESVILLE.
Republicans q. Wegee met at Heath's
store last night ard organized.
Thomas w. Davis spoke ut George OWN
last night for the K. of L.
James Wright will lecture here on Mon
day in II interest Of the K. Of L.
| Most Of our ball playes have finished
the season and all will be home in few
days.
Pointers report business better now than
it was in the spiing.
There was no business of any conse-
queucs at the lookup last week, the Squires
we're not buy either.
VIM. Anderson, who formerly worked at
the Ohio Valley Foundry Co., lett for
Parkersburgh yesterday.
| Mr. George Meek, who teaches school
OF West Wheeling, is boarding with his
brother, W. c. Meek, of the first ward.
Mrs. John Brill, of the frat ward, Is Wis
iting her parents east of Wheeling.
Mrs. Ogilbay, of Wsrpock, is haying
her house repaired in the 6rst ward.
Mrs. John Alum, o: the first ward,
who hiss b'e1 sick, is improving,
The apples in the orchard owned by
Jnhn FipL,a hairs in fha frat uayd have
been taken ty people generally, very few
being left for the men who have the Or
chard rented.
Oh, for breez, in social life, or sens