Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-11
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engine in the stock yards of the nail works.
But little damage was done.
VIM. barley is agent for a *. of y. life
insurance in seven counties of the State.
The festival of the ladies of the First NJ
E. church, in City Hall, closed last night
with big crowd present.
Miss Hoadley has returned from Zanes-
vile, where she has been visiting for some
months.
The Herald says Deputy Sheriff NJ NJ.
Scott has a mortgage on the nomination for
Sheriff
The nail factory has closed down for sew
eral days to allow the heating furnaces TO
be repaired.
The steel works was in operation but sew
eral days last week.
Liberty Hose Company and Hose Com
pany No. . will get new uniforms. The
former company is soliciting money for
their suits.
NJ List, the butcher, has purchased a
horse and will soon get Il delivery wagon.
The people of GAINESVILLE voted on a road
bill Yesterday.
The BenwOod ferry boat continues to
make late trips. a good many of our peo-
pie remain in Wheeling until about 9
o'clock. BY coming down on the moter they
get over to Bellaire before the boat stops.
agara rink, will likely not come up again.
l.. S. Woodbridge has returned from
Chicago, where he went on business trip
+. G. Warnock sent coyote 10 friend
in this city yesterday. The animal came
from Lajara, Col. Warnock is assistant
postmaster of that town and says he is
doing well.
Mrs. Rev. Williams is still seriously i'll.
The commencement exercises will occur
on June 18th.
Our base ball club has not been able to
do much this season so far on account of the
unfavorable weather.
Quite number from here will go 10
Wheeling TO see Madame Janauschek this
week.
The new band practices in the Fourth
ward. Frank Nelson is leading the boys.
The death of Mrs Seephen Gressinger
has been expected for several days.
The Masons of GAINESVILLE will lay the
corner stone for new building on June
9th.
The Building of the First National Bank
is to be reprinted.
NJ. j. Curran, the marble cutter, is hay
ing the property he purchased on the east
side of public square, thoroughly reno
waited.
The K of p. took in two new members at
the last meeting.
Some one made raid on Theobald Klee's
hennery and took old and young chickens
to the amount of several dozen.
The Touring mills have a good demand
for their products at present. Ault's mill
is running fifteen hours day to keep up
with orders.
The ''Imortal j. NJ is coming this way
on his annual tour. He will lift the veil
and remove the pressure in Cambridge in
few days.
The commencement of the Catholic
schools will be held in the Elysian Thea
John Dunn is play ball with the Brad
ford, Pa, ball club. He likes his new posi-
ton very well.
j. NJ Richardson, constable has been APP
pointed deputy sheriff.
Mrs. Frank Day has been very i'll for
some time.
The night school does not flourish like it
did The attendance slowly dwindles.
Mears' keg factory in the Fourth ward
is running with part force.
The Red Men took in several new mem
bcrs Friday evening.
Henry McCready has had his place of
business nicely fixed up.
The structural work of the new foundry
is now being erected. The inclement
weather has delayed work on the buildings
somewhat
The Natural Gas Company has suit
against the Etna Glass Company for 81
$50 for gas.
The soldier boys will hold reunion in
Beallsville in August.
The Board of Health intends to get after
the dirty pig pens in town.
.. T. Blackburn has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Andrew
Leonard, deceased.
The room of W. p r. Stevens, on Gravel
Hill, will be opened as a confectionery and
ice cream stand.
Now that the Odd Fellows of Bellaire
have nice hall, the brethren in Martins
Ferry are anxious to erect new quarters.
The B. u. x c. will run an excursion to |
Beallsville next Sunday for the benefit of
those who desire to attend the dedication |
of the Christian church, of that place.
ID. II. Rice is preparing to erect resi- !
dence for VIM. Howell in the Fourth ward. |
Mrs. Jos. Craig visited friends in Woods
field last week
The roof of the Episcopal Church has
been repaired.
Mrs. Samuel Oldham is quite ILL.,
The folks who contemplated an early
trip TO Moundsville camp ground are dis
appointed.
The confectionery and cigar stores are
not molested for Sunday selling.
Fishermen are numerous out the creek |
these days The catch is not very good, |
Mrs. Amy Coffman is building an addi- |
ton to her Fourth ward residence.
One-tenth of the deaths on Gravel Hill
are attributed TO bad drainage.
The Barnesville Enterprise, speaking of
the new gas well at that place, says:
Glass well No. , has been cleaned out
and tubing put in 1t is found to be about