Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
BELLAIRE.

Bellaire Lodge NO. SO, l. " y - -
go to First NJ. Z. Church IN oouA n e W.
morning. to hear a sermon by hev; l. w
Lane. The Benwood Lodge Will alSo par
ticipate Ill.
The Prohibitionists will have rally
here tomorrow evening. Strange as II
NAV seem this party is the only one 10 hoiu
meeting here this campaign
Theater goers will have several goou
attractions TO pick from within the next
week or ten days. Tomorrow evening
Devils Mine will be presented; 1hsnd-
vogue comes on Wednesday and Fay Eos
ter on Friday night The first tragedy OF
the season will occur on Monday, Novem-
Der 10th. at which time Robert Downing
will present the Gladiator. There VIII De
an advance in the price OF seats 1or thls
attraction. -
Naughty BOYS on Hallow Eve put beer
sign on the residence door OF noted Fro-
hibitionist on Belmont street.
The window glass factories have Deeh
making pretty good time, Notwithstanding
the uncertain presence of natural gas The
fuel is usually low during the day when
the factories do not require so much as
during the night when the glass is melted.
A cOlored boy named Lucas, who mas
been at the Reform Farm for term, out
who is back in the city again, does not APP
pear TO have been very much benef1tted oy
his trip TO Lancaster The boy is about as
tough as you get them and fears nothing:
Alex. Somers will open big pool parlor
in connection with his other business winch
he will start in Schmulbachs opera hall.
A number of voters who work out OF
town arrived in the city last night, and
will remain here until after election. Both
parties are making an energetic effort TO
get out full vote.
Henry Fitton, who has been working IN
GAINESVILLE, is home, slightly under the
weather.
Communion services will be held in the
Episcopal church this morning.
Isaac Luchs is suffering from lung
trouble. and the doctor has notified him
that he must remain indoors for month.
A laughable incident happened at Mt.
Pleasant yesterday. Awell dressed young
man from Wheeling walking along road
way where big cut had been made, step
ped into hole and went into mud up 10
his knees. In irving to eXtricate he went
down further When taken out by reScuers
he was mud from head to foot. The worst
feature of the affair was that he was out in
the country with no change of apparel.
Birdsong Myers, who lives southwest OF
town, and Miss Maggie Crozier, of Bust
nessburg, were married Thursday. evening
Miss Katie Rodefer, one of our best
school teachers, will leave shortly on a two
weeks western trip.
A well known freight agent of this city
will be married shortly. This is an old
chestnut revived.
A child of Chas. Lowell died Friday
night
Col. Poorman looks as if he were nearly
ready TO drop. He has been working hard
of late.
Every indication points to better trade
here for several weeks to come, not
withstanding the lawful condition of the
country roads, all of which have been espe-
cially bad most of the year. Our merchants
here are close observers as TO the worlds
markets, are very heavy buyers and carry
lines of goods in diversity and amount not
surpassed in the largest cities.
The family of Stephen Ripley moved to
Chicago yesterday, where Mr.. X. has been
working for some time.
The coal miners are doing pretty well
this fall and the indications are that they
will have a good winter.
Jacob BOneysteele is recovering from an
attack of sickness.
c. l.. Shuttleworth, formerly of this city,
is now living at Lancaster, Q.
JOS Boswell will act as sexton at Rock
Hill cemetery after January lst
The Fourth ward-HOSe Company mas us
quarters nicely fixed up. The boys take
great pride in their parlor.
Two more telephones were put up last
week by the telephone company.
Lemuel Perryis contesting fora pony for
the benefit of the 4. NJ. +. Church. Perry
wants the animal to pull his express.
The Junior Order American Mechanics
went to Wheeling last night on the steamer
Bellaire.
Rev. Gee lectured last night in City Hall
on Doubt
\ &. Il Il. engine ran into cart in the
c. Il p road and tumbled over The drlv-
err was thrown out, but was not hurt.
Services will be held in German church
this morning in memory of the founder of
the German Lutheran Church.
An effort is being made TO have the b. X
O. branch TO St. Clairsville in running or
der sometime this week.
Mrs VIM. Ault and Mrs. John Rodefer,
went to Fairmont, Ohio, as delegates w.
G. Il. L. State.
The wide tire on heavy wagons must go.
Chas Rodefer leads the way.
Mr. Gearing, who built the fuel plant,
has gone to PttsOurg. 1t is not known
whether he will be back or not
Literary exercises were held in the High
School on Friday afternoon, the first of the
year.