Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
FAIRMONT.

FAiNoNT, W. VA, April 3O.-Miss Mar
ian Martin and MIR Frank Fisher were
married at the Presbyterian Parsonage
last Wednesday night, Rev. &. Il. Murray
officiating The bride is a most excellent
lady. iutell gent and pretty, and has taught
several terms in the public schools OF this
place. The groom is one Of our rising
Young business men. No couple was ever
Started in life with brighter prospects for
future happiness and prosperity, and they
certainly carry with the best wishes of
their many friends.
Another glass factory was located on the
Fairmout Development Company's lands
this week, this time the Falrmont Fruit
Jar and Bottle WOrsS. The incOrporators
are: r. D. BuOe, Robert Johns, John b.
Johns, Abran Hesley and John +. Bube.
all OF North Baltimore, Ohio. The erection
of the necessary building will be COM
meuced Immediately. and steady work for
five years is assured.
our Baptist brethren are much interest
ed lust now in the project Of building new
church A committee consisting Of DR.. p.
y. Ogden, j. c. Berson, Fred. T. Martin,
q. W. Arnett and a. J. Stone, has the mat
ter in hands at present A suitable loca-
ton is being sought after, and we under
stand the committee is negotiating with
the Development Company for = site on
their lands An effort of this kind should
meet with the hearty support of all our citi-
zens.
The members Of the NJ. r. Church are
going 10 build "a new parsonage where the
old one now stands.
Prof. LYONS dancing school was ushered
in Thursday night by social dance at the
hpll i'm Crawford's block. From the num-
Der of vouAg folks taking an interest, the
school bids fair 10 be grand success.
At the least calculation one hundred
houses have been erected in this vicinity
within the past year, and we viii not eX-
apcerate IL we say 200 will be built this
snnmer-every one of which will be Occu-
pied. Give to each Of these homes an av-
eraCe Of four persons, ana you Will quick
liz discover an increase in population Of
1900 persons within eighteen months.
Add 10 this number OF young unmarried
men who have cast their lot with us, and
we will not be without the limit IL we say
the sum total will reat h from l 800 70 1000
persons. Again, add a few more. Two
glass factories located and 10 be in opera
ton BY September lSt will bring to our
midst working population of 800 people
and no one can tell how many children, but
we will say POO. This increase Of 200 by
the glass factories will place US in the
ueichbOrhOOd of an increase in population
of3 900 persons by September lst We I'M
derstand a large shoe factory, employing
some 200 hands, has its head turned this
way. aud more than likely will be with US
this fall, with several more large enter
priseS 10 follow.
DR.. II. F. Bradenbaugh is visiting his
parents at Milesburg, Pa.
The licenses in FairmOnt for the sale of
intoxicating liquors expire with to-day.
Mr. NJ. G. Tyler, superintendent of the
Monongah Coal and Coke Company. has
rendered his resignation. TO take effect MAY
18th. He will be succeeded by Mr.. r. d.
Wilson, Of this place. We understand Mr..
TYLER goes with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad.