Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
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at work protecting plan to attack dead
beats. They have issued a circular which
reads like this: This association is estab.
lished far the purpose of protecting retail
dealers nf all kinds, in this vicinity, in
giving credit, and it is a mutual protection
from sll who do not pay their honeat
debts. Your unsettled account with -
-- is s., which you will please call
and settle before -, OF you will lose
credit with the members Of this ass1cis-
tiOnp. Yours respectfully, - Tree
circulars are seat to delinquents, and hays
been circulating through the mails quite
prominently of late.
Some one suggests good way TO make
the stree. railway q success fi1arcially.
Reduce the fsre from five to three cents,
or sell eight tickets for n quarter. The
price for riding would then be so cheap
that there would be more business for tbs
road than was ever dreamed Of. For years
most OF the metropolitan daily papers sold
at five cente, and done fairly well. When
the 6ve-cent papers dropped to three cents
business Increased. Now the papers that
are selling 1T two cents copy are reaping
harvests. Two-cent prices don't count as
fast as nickols, but if there IS five fold IT.
crease in traffic the profits will be greater.
America for Americans" was the sub
jeCt of lsctlre given by Mrs. Caroline
Chapman in the Elysisn theatre on Friday
evening. The lady spoke of the thousands
OF foreigners who come to this country 10
supplant Americans. She condemned the
importation OF foreign labor under
contract, and said the law to
prohibit it could easily be evaded. At
present there sre ] ,C0O 600 unemployed
American citizens 10 this country, while
many foreigners who have not been nat
uralizsd have work. lltte stakes, lock
orts, boycOt.s, etc, she attributed to the
foreign element in this country. She re.
| ferTed to Irish and German immigrants in
not very hatteriug terms. The main point
Brought out by the LADY was that there
81 oG!d be restri, tion pnt OF immigration
to save the country from ruin. The Civ
ing of land to foreigners ~ the Govern
meEt was condemned.
The energetic citizens Of GAINESVILLE
have not yet given up tie hope Of striking
gas. Looks "a if the pc pie of the Berry
City are suffering for trials and tribula-
tons. Bellaire had gls-has some of it
yet-but it would have been blessing for
Bellaire if the fuel had never been found.
Toe Prohibitionists Of this county will
meet in mass convention at st. Clairsville,
on Tuesday.
Miss Rose Baer has been i'll fer several
days
Al the little Villages in this part Of The
county ara talking about Gil. Some Of the
farmers west OF here have as umed digni-
fed airs of late They imagine thsIe IS a
wealth Of oil cOursing through the teri
tory they own.
Pref. Liller is conducting a singing
class at BCsinC ssburg.
Ellen Oge" will be played by St
Johns dramatic club On st. Patrick's eve.
TIE open winter has made work for the
miners along the Ohio river.
Miss Lucas, OF Barnesville, is the guest
Of Mrs. II G. Wilson.
Several individuals from Bellaire grace
the new stone pile at S.. Clsirsyille jail.
Nelson Hopkins is securing names for a
si1ging cless to be oTgIn'zed.
Tee funeral of A McClsin will occur OF
10 o'clock this morning.
The Catholic church IS receiving Goa.
of paint.
1t is claimed that subscribers to q GER
tsin magazine publication are being trick
ed BIZ canvassets or the house. Induce
ments are offered that prize will be
given upon the purchase Of IS numbers;
then when the prize is demanded they are
politely requested 60 bug 80 more.
The Mechanics Building snd Loan Com
p,nv. of Barnesville, after successful tx
isterce. will wind up business this month
The company paid stockholders some
thing over per cent. yer annum from the
S art.
At Cambridge soms of the druggists
started th,i- tOia fountains in operation.
Mrs Rsv. A. B. Wilson has bsea quite
i'll for some days.
When it takes man 81 hours to travel
% miles in a light wagon, it Is time 20
hold another road meeting.
Thirteen years ago we hid winter very
much like the present.
The Wooisfeld high school will have
no graduating class this year.
At kelsey station, cut the b, 4 d T.,
the yourg ladies' have originstei new
pul7r pas.ime called thu rainbow social. d"
Each lady presented her escort with an
apron 20 rem. The boys were seated
around large csntre-tahle and began WORK
1T cncs. It was quite a surprise to the
ladies' to g. how rapidly and nestly the
work WAC done, sn6 in short time each
anon was completed ard handed to the
committee for examination. The boys be-
came very reIvOus and anxious to see who
would receive the honors'
TIE Woodsfeld Spirit says We learn
that T. X. Smith, of the Bellaire Bottle
Works has purchased al interest IN the
Clanng;o1 FIGURING miils."
The Bellaire Democrat Gays: "Compe-
tent Judges say the vein of FIRE clay near
Rocke rshausen's coal works is thirteen feet
deem and Of excellent quality, yet the
streets of Bellaire are paved with blck
hought al New Cumberland, w. va
Al the delinquent tax sale, forty one
tracts of land were sold and seven forfeited
TO the State. E'ghiy-seven town lots were
sold. ,i,o q
tbras.inch pipe from the blower near the
/
s slse FORKS, north on frOrt street. Gravel
Hill Tits pipe will complete circuit
which ia excecied to give that section gas,
"a there hes besn none there since the
''T There is probably little foundation for
the talk about the Bellaire Goblet WORKS
rssuming shortly. ,,.;.o,
A. G ,laher continues to hold services
- the Episcopll Church on Sunday morn
; IN ' dnTing the illness ofRev. W. S. Camp
Os Henry Bolte is laid up with sickness.
Henry Crimmel, formerly of this city,
wbo Is now managing the Fnstorla UIass
W W. has been the champion checker
o Lave in the factory for some time, but
p pln Charles Beam has taken the lau'els
irU The lodges that will turn ont at \. Nc
Claims n funeral will 90 to Wheeling IN the
S'1 PeIIaire is the refuge of number OIL
4hi Dv,ss, and cut throats at present
w - VVr-+enherger, an emp'Oye Oi