Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06

being put In will try to keep oil the
times now used in Bsilairc, or IL the
clock scheme is a device To down the
time keeper on the school building?
Strangers have great "times" In Bel
laire."
ThOs. Stephens, of Rrnddock, who Is
studying the homeopathic system OF
medicine, is In the city Wishing his
parents. Tom has two years To serve
before he will be ready to servo medi
cine 10 patients.
Spangler Post Is securing donations
to pay the expenses OF an oncampmeht
of the G.. A. r. to be held here tie
latter part Of this month. Old soldiers
will be here from all over the county,
A chap from Pittsburgh who got very
drunk while In this city and who was
arrested, promised to go home nt once
II turned loose. He was given nfteen
minutes to get out OF town.
The Board Of Pension Examiners met
yesterday and examined several olo
soldiers for pensions and increases. inc
new law will admit OF most all soldiers
getting small pension.
The steel plant is on In full now but
is not turning out as large an output a.
before the shut down. The employees
will try and break the record for pro-
duction this fall.
A private picnic was given in honor
Courtland Rankin yesterday. at Rode
ier's orchard. Mr.. Rankin leaves ~ a
few days for Tl11n to take charge oil a
glass factory.
Farmers in the southern part OF the
county show tendency to dispose OF
| their wool. II they would wait untll
late in the fall possibly prices would be
better.
DR.. J. n. Randolph, whose boat was
| in the hands of Constable Baugh, hxed
tho amount OF attachment and went
down the river.
Mr.. Morris, who was hurt In the t.
Is, & G. railroad accident is getting
along nicely and will soon DO at work
again.,
The Board of Trade held Its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening but trans
acted no business OF importance.
The Gravel Hill Reading Room Socie'
ty has purchased a lot in the Fifth wara
and will erect building upon 1t.
Charles Hamilton, window-glass cut
ter, has purchased lot in the Fifth
ward and will build dwelling.
Mrs. Lewis, who has been spending
several days on Burr's Mills Camp
Ground, has returned home.
Another car of watcrmelons arrived
in town from tho Sonth yesterday and
were quickly disposed OF.
Neither Of the political parties have
arranged for a speaker for this city for
the gubernatoral fight.
Joseph Blackburn has purchased n
bicycle, and finds the exercise on the
machine exhilaratng.
George Dunlap had his arm severely
burnt few days ago while working al
Burnard's brick works.
John Muth, the oarsman, will soor
snort one OF the finest bicycles TO be
seen In these parts.
o. A. Pier, agent OF the b. & 0. al
this place, Is back at his post after tel
days vacation trip.
A number of old soldiers left yester
day for Detroit to attend the G. a. Il
reunion.
Morgau's coal works is running bu'
may lay of q short time for repairs.
The Stamping Company isturning ou
good supply Of tubular lanterns.
A construction train Is worked regu
The water In the 'hydfahts has beer
thick enough to cut OF late.
Robert Moore is making some changes
about his barber shop.
A lawn fete will be held at Christian
Bippus' tonight.
Coroner Boyd says business is quito
dull in his line.
Aul's Touring mills are receiving re,
pairs.