Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

was spent in arranging plans for the
strengthening and lettering OF the LOCAL
Association.
Rev. J. lafayette, of Allegheny, Pa
left yesterday for his home, after week >
soiourn among friends here.
Randolph Howell left yesterday LOT Nc"
Castle. Pa. to work in q stove foundry.
7 B. Gillespie and W. X. Elson ex-
changed houses Yesterday. Mr.. Gillespie
has purchased the house Mr. Eison &C.
cupied from T. y. Theaker, OF Springneiu'
Mo Mr.. Theaker was formerly OF this
Nr. II. Ebert, who has been laid up
with typhoid fever is considerably better.
Yesterday morning at seven O'CLOCK
William y. Thomas died at the home OF
his father. J. T. Thomas, corner Of tIIth
md Hanover stree 6, of consumption. VIII
be5 been sick bat little over month
and only confined to his bed a snort time
He was nineteen years old, ana was
I'D TO Janu3ry employed IN the once 0,
the Standard Iron Co., when ne lelV anu
took position with the NOrthwood GLASS
Co. He was pleasant, genial young man
who epdeared himself to all who kne"
him by his many gracious qualities. Inc
remains will be inferred IN klVer'Ie"
Cemetery at two o'clock p. m. tomorrow.
Richard Hope, who owns farm near
Mt Pleasant on the line of the WneelOg
and Lake Ere railway, will lay out sew,
enteen acres of the farm in town lots, ana
yyiU make an effort to start new town 10
be known as Hope.
Timothy clover and garden seeds at
Lott & Schuhle's, corner Second and han
over streets. Use Magnolia Flour.
To-day Rev. J. S. Winters will preach
E, The Methods. church both morning and
evening. Mr.. Winters has been sick Tor
several weeks, and to-day Will be LIS hIs1
appearance in the pulpit for several weeks.
In the morning be viii preach a sermon
70 omen and big boys on the subject,
Mothers, and housekeepers who are not
mothers In the evening regular service
Will be held
Mrs. Capham left yesterday for her home
In Gate CITY, Ala, after a pleasant visit
with her mother. Mrs. Charles Humphrey.
Percy Beaumont left yesterday Tor
Spri gield, o., on a visit with irenos'
T. j. Thomas and wife left yesterday for
Minerva, o., to spend Sunday with their
parents.
CSC. Walker and wife are in Brilliant,
D. visiting friends.
John Medill, Of Warren Ridge, was IN
the city yesterday calling on friends.
Ed. Aldridge left yesterday for Macomb,
HIS, after a pleasant visit with his parents
here
Richard Adrain, Of Smlthheld, D., Is IN
the city calling on friends.
William Winters Is home from Sclo Col
iege spending weeks vacation.
The body of William Llewelbyer, who
died last week, was taken to Miles, ONO,
for interment.
DR.. James Beer, of Mt Pleasant, Ohio,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way to Wooster, Ohio, where he will here
after be located
Mr.. Fred UpiegraG, of Mt. Pleasant,
is the guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. A. p Sheriff, OF Cadiz, returned to
her home yesterday, after pleasant visit
with her mother. 4irs. Capt. ii. w. Smith.
Mrs. b. S E.kins is the guest OF her
daughter, at Wellsyille.
Mr.. Henry Helling, who has been serl-
ously i'll during the winter, is little bet
ter
James Troutman, Of Deep Run, was in
the city yesterday. lie reports wheat IN
splendid condition.
The Democratic township primaries were
held in the City Hall here yesterday after
noon. Thomas Cow was named for Trus-
tee. Richard Colts for Treasurer and j. A.
Darrah for Assessor. In the evening the
Democrats Of the Second ward nominated
John Hukill for Council and Albert era
ham for Assessor. In the First ward the
Democrats named George McGlumphy for
Council and Thomas Craig for Assessor. a
general convention will be held by the
Democrats in the City Hall tomorrow
night to nominOte a water works trustee,
a cemetery trustee and a school director.
REYNOLDS, the Tailor, Fourth NJ.