Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
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NJ. Sonnrhorn, Of Somehow X Co is
travelling lGr a Philadelphia cigar store.
1t now looks ~ if "a new G. X =. depot
was going TO he erected soon.
y. \. Seals and wife are having a pleas
ant visit in the South,
j. NJ. Maring and several other gentle
men of this city will "a TO California the
. latter part of this month on n visit.
One or two scandals, III which married
| ladies' and single gentlemen ale concerned,
are on the tongues Of the goSsirS.
James Fitton, Jr.'s, iAy0Titc dog,
"GumbO, " fell in an old cistcrn in the 4th
ward, and when found a day or two after
was very near starved.
The auction Of iewelry has disappeared.
These tcllOwe should be taxed 50 that they
could not open up.
4 large number Of tickets have already
been sold for the MonteiiOrc hop the latter
part Of the month.
The Grau Opera Company played to n
full house again last night. This com
pany played at popular prices and made
money.
The Moss family exhibits at EIyslan
| theatre tomorrow evening.
Several Bellaire ~glasswOrkers have found
employment in the new N0rthwood glass
words at Martins Ferry.
Quite n large number Of our people have
failed to pay their taxes.
The scale OF the steel workers has not
yet been signed.
The Democrats are beginning the cam
paign early. They evidently mean bust
ness.
The X. of p. Lodge elected new officers
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Mckinley, Of Chicago, is
visiting in this city.
1t would he well for some OF the theat-
rical troupes that rome to Bellaire to he a
little careful in the selection of the English
they use on the stage, as the best people in
Bellaire attend the theater under lts pres
eut management.
Mr.. Kerbaugh, the gentleman who
worked the trade II Bellaire for Wheat x
Naylor, has left that firm and organized
one of his own in the same kind of bust
ness.
Thomas Stevens and VIM. Reed left yes
terday for Pittshurg to visit friends.
The attendance at the Sabbath Schools
has materially decreased within the past
two weeks. .,
The walk across the public square should
he kept in good condition. I present 'he
mud il very bad about the fountain.
Thieves entered the stable OF Henry
Landkron. and finding a horse hltched 1t
70 n meat wagon and drove 1t back OF
CIcmonts' store. The m%arauders were bent
on robbing Clements place, but a police
officer mt an end TO their scheme.
The Corn" social to he given in City
Hall nv the Y. w. C. 7. L. will he largely
attended. The young ladies will have
mushan milk, corn bread, and numerous
other edibles which are IN de from corn
meal. We think it was n happy thought,
the selection of the kind of social.
There we're several parties, a couple oI
marriages and two balls during the last
week. Times are not hard in Bellalre;
Benz. Finnel, injured in the Franklin
Cool Works by a fall Of soapstone, may re
cover.
The banquet Club continues TO hold pc
riodical hops.
The Ohio Valley Foundry haS concluded
renairs and is now in operation.
Joseph White, OF this city, will play
with the Leayenworth club again this sum
mer. ,
The gold watch of the A. o. II. was raj
He'd off at City Hall last night.
The Buckeye Building Association holi'
tie monthly meeting tomorrow night.
The delegates TO the convention OF Goa
Miners To he held in S~teubenvtlle on tn
I'm. are F. NJ. TALBOT aud W. 7. Smith.
our people should not neglect to giveth,
nnstntfce ali the revenue they can, ID or