Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22
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ltV oil votes. Oue OF lNO pieces Vi PihS Wv
not benefit but four or five farmers.
Jack Baugh will be renominated for Con
stable by the Democrats. He has made ;
good officer and can be reelected.
A benefit will bs played for Prof. Lille
at the Elysian Theater tomorrow evening
bv the Queen Esther" organization.
Phil Helsley will be candidate for Con
stable on the Republican ticket. Phil helC
the Office one term and made one OF the bes
officers the township has ever had.
George Gordon was awarded a verdic
for Sl39 80 against the town, for destroying
the willow trees growing on his mill prop
erty On Water street.
The County Court passed an order to ma
cadamize the cemetery road from Cameron
TO Clamiston Church, with stone. There
will be- number of the roads macadamizeC
as soon as the necessary funds can b,
raised This will be a great improvement
over the old system, as IL is perfectly wrong
to throw the peoples money away on dir
roads.
w. B. Pack lost his case against the towI
for damages sustained by reason of the
raising of the pavement in front of his res
idence on Fifth street
A Mr.. Morris of GAINESVILLE, who was en-
ployed unloading bridge iron for the B. i o
at Glencoe, was struck in the head with al
iron beam and injured so that it is feared
he will die He has been moved to HI:
home.
The Gibney Company has received fin,
hosting engine for use in building bridges
Miss Dora Carter, of Martins Ferry, i:
the guest of Second Ward friends.
"A Tin Soldier" play by the author o.
"Trip to Chinatown" will appear here on
Wednesday night.
There is talk of pike being constructed
up Wegee creek, to connect with the Bel
laire and Wegee road. The pike will rur
TO Bethal.
Rev. r. w. Lane. who has been i'll, vii
hold service in the First NJ. r. church to
day.
Out at Key there is a small oil excite
ment at present.
Fuller, of the Candy Kitchen, " is fixing
up his ice cream parlors.
Henry Rodewig IS a candidate for re
nomination for township treasurer on the
Democratic ticket Henry has made z
good officer and win get there again.
Rev. OMera will hold regular service il
the Episcopal church to-day.
The Republican primaries were held
last evening. The convention takes place
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Turnbull has moved into
her new home in the Fourth ward.
The Standard Theater company, which
played here last week, gave performances
that pleased well, but the attendance was
not so large as it should have been. Prob
ably the season of the year had something
TO do with the attendance.
a temperance meeting will be held in
the Elysian Theater on Thursday evening
Miss Julia Nevans is clerking for r. Full
| Ter. the cOnfectiOner.
Henry Eberling, c. x T. conductor. is
laid up with d sprdined ankle.
James Wilkinson, the plumber, is nurs
| ing a mashed finger
The North End Club will give a select
hop on Thursday, April ,, at their rooms
on Gravel Hill.
r. +. Hart, formerly of this city, out
now of Muncie, Ind, has been appointed d
commissioner from Indiana to the Worlds
Fair.
The steel plant was off last week Trade
is little dull in this line AT present.
There will be an Italian wedding al
Trough Run today
Chris White will move his family tc
Brilliant, where he works in the mill
Three We'll dressed young men engaged
| in a pitched battle in front of the Windsor
Hotel yesterday afternoon. One Of the
Two of the trio had been drinking.
The GAINESVILLE Republican sits down
hard on the sctseme to convert the city hall
IN that place into an opera house.
Miss Adams, teacher in Gravel Hill
school, and Miss Burtoft, teacher in Cen
trial building, are laid up with sickness.
\ fine microscope has been purchased fol
use in the High School.
X johnson has decided TO take charge OF
the St Nicholas Hotel. He will add an
other story and otherwise enlarge the
! building When the changes are completed
the ST Nicholas will be a good sized hotel
A horse of VIM. Thomas, who resides
west of town, was injured by fall IN slip
in the road so that il died.
The ST. John Dramatic Club has reor
ganized with the following officers john
McKelvey, President; Frank Hacket, Vice
President: Mary Welsh, Secretary, anC
Della Holleran, Treasurer. The club i:
preparing to present play in May.
The trades unions have been wrestling
with the eight-hour question of late.
The B. & O. is erecting an iron bridge
near the tunnel at Glencoe. Several Other
! iron bridges are being built by the com
pany on this end Of the road
IA. Skinner. who for several years ha.
| Decu typo Oh JHt AitouHt, gave up Hls
position yesterday, and left for Woods
| field. where he will open a grocery. Mr.
Skinner intends to do a cash business.
John Davis, the contractor, has returned
from GAINESVILLE, where he went on bust
ness.
The Tribune will remove into its new
quarters the LIST of April. Some changes
in the working force will be made. Two
lady printers have been engaged.
The Eclipse Printing company of this
city, whose speciality is card printing, Is
doing "a good business and trade is con
stantly enlarging.
Work is being pushed on the new church
at Rock Hill and an effort will be made tc
dedicate the structure about the First OF
Nav Blum Bros of this city, are furn-
ishing the carpet for the church;
The Street Commissioner had his men al
work on Gravel Hill yesterday cleaning
street crossings
PhIlmore Helsley has rented the room
now occupied as Office by the Tribune, anC
will occupy it after the lst Of April.
4 temperance meeting was held in City
Hall last night, addressed by Rice Rath
burn.
Charles Blakeney has rendered his res
| ignation as chief clerk in the Postofiice.
The Rod and Gun Club took in severa
new members last week.
Tho window glass factories continue &c
pile up stock.
The water supply was shut of last even
ing so that repairs could be made.
Dougherty X Co. will do some paving il
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