Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
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The NeIghbOrhood News Done Ia PItby
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The NeIghbOrhood News Done Ia PItby
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A home is made desOlate, three hearts
are made sad and world of trouble has
resulted from an indiscretion on the port
Of married woman and single man. The
husbands heart broken and will apply for
a divorce. The womsn has gone to the
country to stay with relatives.
The editor of the Tribune must have
been feeling bsd when he wrote the follow
ing item: at is creditable to the drift of
public sentiment that the interest in base
bail is diminishing. 1t is an employment
that adds nothing TO the wealth or moral
standing OF the country"
Mr. Kelly. Of Baltimore, one OF the dele
gates to the flint glass workers convention,
is a comical genius. Witness his attitude
when acting as chairman of the meeting
held on the lower floor of Turner hall on
/ Wednesday evening. Wonder If Kelly
took the unique gavel home.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company is
now making contracts in this city for
furnishing storej with lights. For over q
wear a contract with the Artificial Gas
Company debarred the Wheeling Gas
Company from taking contracts for light
ipg purposes.
We were in error when we stated that
Mr.. Mitchell, who ia erecting the gas
plant at the water works. vas the builder
Of the ges furnace at the nail works. 1t
WIS Mr.. Smith, at that time partner Of
Mr. Mitchell.
Now that the convention is over Mr.
Frank Archer has turned his attention TO
hustling for the nomination for county
| treasurer Frank will see that no grass
growa under his feet for the next five weeks.
Messrs, Finn, Follen & LippencOtt, are
pyiza winners when they undertake a
thing. The impsOptu farewell send.of, ar
ranged for the glassworkers by this hlo'
vas q complete success.
The German Sunday School will hold
picnic next week. Tbs young folks Of the
South Bellaire NJ. E. Church Sunday
School picnic.d yesterday On Winding
Hill
K pairs are utder way at the Central
Window Glass Work. This company will
erect a plant that will produce gas from
slick coal.
The young brother Of Mrs. T. 7. Seal,
who has been in BsllsiIe for several
months, will return to his home il Atlanta,
Georgia.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company Is
sinking several new wells aud insures con-
sumers that the supply viii be coed next
winter.
Miss Mes lie Ault, who VIZ struck By q
B. & o. engine, is a little better and her
friends have hopes for her re )very.
Some females and their admirers fre-
quent the new park until aieer midnight.
The police should put a stop to 1t.
Repairs at the Lantern Globe Works will
throw that factory off little longer than
the ususl summer stop.
The Brigbtlght Fishing Club leaves for
trip down theriyer )day. Henry Eoer-
ling is in command.
ellis Pot WoIksis making stock of pots
Tor the use Of gls-l houses when they re
sumo this fall.
Anumbe7 Of the Eina gls-s works EN-
ploycs have accepted positions In Fos;oFla
and Findley.
Most all the delegates returnol home
yesterday. The town aprle-ed very quiet
yesterday.
This seasons excursions over the B. Y
& @. will be under the supervision of W.
T. Lysle.
Wo,k will be pushed on the electric
plant It Is expected to be completed in q
mouth.
Thomas Jacobs is about ON crutohes. He
injured himself by jumping from moving
train.
TEE burnt school building on Gravel Hill
IS i1g torn down, preparatory to rebuild
ing.
The slaughter house Of VIM. Risler re-
Gently destroyed by fire, is being rebuilt.
Second wsrd hsnneries were raided OF
Wednesday night and lot of fowls stolen.
The authorities are taking the enumera-
ton OF the pupils in the country school
Some of the boys who are out of work
have gone to the country to harvest.
Some f1e stone are being put in the
font OF the I. 0. o. f. buildiDg.