Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-11

sent to neighboring towns for a turnout OF
the faithful. The Wheeling delegation
will be out in force.
Harvey Benson has taken charge Of his
new place Of business. Mr.. Benson is an
old photographer.
julius Schwab has gone to house-keep-
ing in the Fifth yard. He talks Of going
into the wholesale notion business.
Miss Jessie Butte left yesterday on a trip
to Chicago.
Mr.. Ruth, of the Ohio Valley Cement
Works, has gone to Pittsburg on business
The tobacco crop has been gathered In
The yield in this section has been good ana
prices have been satisfactory
VIM. Mills and bride will go 70 mousse
keeping in the Fourth ward.
The Souires report business as dull. In
the Common Pleas Court there are more
suits for damages for Belmont county tnan
was ever known before al one Il me-.
tits said that the operators OF the coal
mines west Of town are dissausned Wlta
the working Of the present scale. =,
The Globe Ball Club, of this city, Will
play the ShamrCcks, of Wheeling, at Tun-
mel hill this afternoon.
Miss Katie Jones, of Steubenvllie, was
in the city yesterday. She came down 10
attend the funeral OF relative.
Newton Marsh, the jeweler, has been
laid up with sickness for some days.
The Opera House at Martins Ferry IS
now run by the owners Of the building III
which the playhouse is situated.
Miles Hart, Jr., gathered in lot OF his
neighbor friends the other day and whlled
away the hours with the crowd digging
new cellar. A correspondent says the
crowd enioyed the fun. 1t was genuine
Tom Sawyer act.
Luther Moore will organize a district
branch OF Y. Z. S. Q. e. IN this city some
time next month.
Prof. Scofield talks of presenting Queen
Esther here the last of the month.
And now they say the grass hoppers are
doing damage to the newly sown wheat;
A chap named Mullen kicked fellow
named Good through the window OF a saloon
on Union street yesterday afternoon, Inc
former escaped but the other Is IN the
lookup.
There is fight over the postofflce at st.
Clairsville Junction. Henry Kramer mas
been filing the position, but when the term
expired Henry Bell was appointed IN ms
stead. Kramer has received instructions
from some source to hold on to
the Office and although Bell asked to be
installed as postmaster, Kramer would not
give over the office. He has received dis
patch from the department saying: III
YOU have not turned over the Office con-
tinue to hold until further orders"
The "green goods" man has been send
ing circulars pretty freely to business
men about town.
Farmers were numerous IN town yeSter-
day. The work of summer is over aud the
folks now have little time to at
tend to other business.
THE Electric Spark' will be presented
here on the l4th, followed by 'O'Flynn in
Mexico' on the 10th.
Rev. T. w. Lane has moved his family
into the Fourth ward from Gravel Hill.
The steamer Phillips Is unable to run on
account of the low stage Of the river.
Lou Stephens and family are visiting
friends in Pittsburg.
George Monroe, the actor, took posses |
sion of the stage on Friday night and talked |
about firing tae stage manager. |
Il took some little time TO conviHce |
Bridget that he was net running the |
house bridget" in petticoats is quite |
different individual from Bridget" in |
pants.
The kellogg Concert Company, under the |
auspices of the lecture colrse, will be here
IN the goth.
The new Bridge and Boiler Works is
loing fairly good business:
John Kilgore, who has been home for
he summer from the SoHiers' Home re-
urned TO that institution yesterday.
Travel on the s. 81 o. TO the West is
yery heavy at present.
Mr.. Leiner, of Wheeliig, is preparing
olans for the new Cathode church here.
lie planned the new e6tice now being
erected IN Benwood.
Martin Terrell and wife, Of Newark,
Who have been visiting heIe, returned home
Jailer Jos. Harrison, Of oT. U4@4.-,,Ilc',
DOL, q lady named ThorIberry to the in
ane ASYLUM at Columbus, on Thursday.
The woman was from Bedlsvllle.
There will be another t,ial OF the Aus
ralian voting system II City Hall on
evening.
The C6autauqua Circle. had an interest
ne meeting on Friday light. American
history is one Of the studies this year, and
he members are taking a great interest
n it,
Miss Julia Nevans has resigned her posi-
ion at the "Candy Litchm
The new tanks for the National Glass
Works have not arrived, and the resump-
ion of the National GllSs Works IS de-
aged in consequence. 90.
Mrs. j. b. Smith is visiting friends IN
Philadelphia
Several children will be sent to the Home,
near GAINESVILLE, this week
The fire wardens will meet on Monday
evening -,
Presiding Elder Coleman, Of the A. M.
o Chruch, will preach here to-day.
Miss Annie Miller is eaching school IN
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A party Of school teachers went to Pitts
burg Yesterday to attendthe Exposition.
Bellaire has graduated AS pupils from !
her public schools.