Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-30
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The First NJ. E. Church will not be COM
pleted for Easter exercises, but the con-
gregation expects to occupy the structure
by Sunday week
The school library at Cambridge is one
Of the largest in this part of the State.
A club room has been started in vacant
room on the east side of the Public Square.
Anderson * McGregor are building a
new shop in which to manufacture window
sash and DOORS
There is some talk OF a company pur-
chasing the Lantern Globe works and con-
verting it into foundry.
Several fine horses will be put on the race
track on the commons as soon as the wealth
er gets good.
Mrs. Ed. Steger is laid up with sick
ness.
The minister of the Marietta Episcopal
Church Will likely hold service in the Epis-
copal Church of this city several evenings
this week
The Second ward has a new saloon.
The Pultney Bottom school closed Fri
day with appropriate exercises and a big
treat.
The X. of p will move to the new hall
some time during April.
Andy Mcclellan will build an addition TO
his confectionery store
The Fall of Atlanta was great sue
cess in every way except financially. Some
money was made but not as much IS was
expected. The play was presented by home
talent under the instruction of G.. NJ. Con-
nell, the great Irish Comedian. The char
acterS taken by home talent were well re-
ceived Among the many who took part in
the play we mention the following persons:
VIII Jackley, Chas. Lancaster, Geo.
Thompson, Henry Fitton, A Haas. Robert
Pfaffenbacb, O. G. Jones, II. c. kemple,
j. b. Dean, VIII Jones, Arch Jackley,
Chas Anderson, WILDER Jones, Flora
Jackley, Emma Haas, Alice and Mary
Jones. Anna Graham. Julia DOlan and Min
ME Anderson.
One after another Of the B. x O. sidings
between here and GAINESVILLE are being
heightened. The company has perhaps
come 10 the conclusion that double track
is a necessity on this part of the {. X q.
division, and is slowly but surely moving
towards the building of the second track.
The Lantern Globe Works has completed
the repairs on its furnace and has put fire
under the pots Glass will be made Thurs
day if no accident occurs.
The Pittsburg Coal Works will make ar
engagements so that coal can be shipped by
rail
Natural gas is almost an unknown guam
tity in Bellaire.
w. c. Burgunthal and wife have return
ed from a visit 10 Powhattan.
4 crowd from here will 20 TO Wheeling
TO hear Booth and Modjeska
Seal Bros. have had their place of bust
ness nicely fixed up.
The Chinese laundrymen are fighting for
trade.
Harry Kelly. Secretary of the Belmont
Glass Works, is visiting AT the home of MS
parents at Belmont.
\ small boy whose name was not learned
was shot in the eve with an air gun. Small
shot are used in these mischief makers and
it is feared the little fellow will lose his
eye
Several gentlemen from this section are
after positions as guards in the Ohio peni-
Tertiary.
The Rock Hill Presbyterian Church will
dispose of coal lands that belong TO the con-
gregation
Boran X Rosser will begin work on theiJ
Second ward street paving contract this
week
The B. x O. is Offering cheaprates to the
West at present.
Grammar Lewis. night operator at
Belmont. suffered a stroke of paralysis last
week and is 50 in that it is feared he will
not recover.
Odd Fellowship will be seventv-siX years
of age on the twenty-siXth of April. On
this date the new hall of the Odd Fellows
will be dedicated. Invitations will be eX-
tended to all brother lodges in this vicinity
to participate in the exercises ON the Occa-
sion The Grand Master of the State will
be here to take charge of the ceremonies.
He. She, Him and Her is the next at
traction at the Elysian theater. II will
perhaps be the last good attraction of the
season.
Miss Maggie Fitton entertained friends
on Thursday evening in honor of Il Pitts
burg ladywho was her guest.
Frank Archer is spending part of his
time at the county seat. sis familiariz-
Ing himself wiz the duties of County
Treasurer.
The new postmaster takes possession to-
morrow. Mr. Cooper, the retiring post
master. has filled the Office 10 the entire
satisfaction of our people His assistant,
Mr. Castor. will retire fully conscious that
ne has done his best. ANA the universal YER
dict is that he has been an efficient clerk.
Mr. Darrah, the new postmaster, IS a gen
tleman also competent 10 take charge
\ private hop will be given at the Wind
sor Hotel on Thursday night. Quite lot
of invitations have been issued and a good
crowd is expected. killmeyer will make
the music.
j. NJ. Criswell. of this city, has purchas-
ed Il acres of land near Hobbs glass works
in Wheeling. The land abounds in sand
and lime stone, and the clay IS good for the
manufacture of brick Mr. Criswell will
develop the property in the near future.
He is an old brick manufacturer. and Will
probably 20 into that business.