Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17
STEUBENyILLE.
.NRY GUY CARLETON.

STEUBENvIILE, January l6.-The official
announcement was made this week OF the
sale Of the old Beatty glass works to the
United States Glass Company, so that
there can no longer be any doubt about the
matter. A force of workmen has been en-
gagged all week clearing up the place, so
that an early start can be looked for. When
this establishment gets under way no iu-
dustry will be idle in Steubenville, and
there is no reason in the world why times
should not be good. The new stove works
Of Sharp & Son will be completed in the
near future, and this will add materially TO
the business prosperity Of the city. Steu-
benville is an old town and don't boom
much, but she is steady and sure, and the
outlook for '92 is exceedingly good. Less
business failures occur here than in any
city Of its size in the Union.
Tuesday evening the following officers
were installed in Nimrod Encampment No.
81. o. o. F.: Chief Patriarch, John +.
Phillipson; High Priest, James Homer;
Senior Warden, Jubal Clark; Scribe, A.
=. Biles; Treasurer, Uriah Baer; Junior
Warden, VIM. Dargue; Guide, Sllas h;
Paul, First Watch, ID. w. Bell; Second
Watch, J. G.. Fickes; Third Watch, b. K.
Kennedy; Fobrth Watch w. II. Wells;
Outside Sentinel, II. j. Spence; Inside
Sentinel, II. G.. Criss; First Guard OF
Tent II. G.. Barth; Second Guard Of Tent,
Joseph Moreland; Trustees, II. q. Barth,
Joseph Moreland and William II. Sarratt.
A revival meeting was started at Kramer
M. L. Church Sunday, and thus far the at
tendance aid interest has been fully up TO
expectations. A party OF boys attend these
meetings, and when on the outside OF the
building conduct themselves in manner
that is very disgraceful and exceedingly
20 N b.
iect Of enjoying the services, and return
ing to their homes in peace at the close. II
would not be smiss IL the police should de-
vote @ little attention TO these parties.
The Nelson Freudenberger OH Co. is
getting everything in readiness 70 put
down a well on the Stephens farm over the
river, in Brooke county, W. Va. Material
for the derricks was shipped TO the farm
this geek.
Myers, who diedI Wednesday night at
his home in Brilliant Of nailer's consnmp-
ton, was one Of the old-time na:lers OF the
Ohio Valley, and was known in every nail
mill in this section. He removed 10 Steu-
benville from Benwood, w. Va, in 1852,
and was a mailer In the Jefferson until
1883, when he went 70 Brilliant with the
Spauldings He had been too III TO work
for the past two. He was member Of
Eureka Lodge, No. 81, X. Of p, this city,
and also Of Steuben Grove Of the Druids.
Mr.. Myers leaves wife and six children.
The remains arrived in the city Saturday
afternoon and were inferred in Union
cemetery, in accordance with the rites Of
the two orders OF which he was member.
Harry Jones, a well known young potter,
and Miss Celia Owesney, sister OF the late
W. A Owesney, were quietly married by
Rev. Dean Hartuedy on Thursday.
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Gowan, the wholesale grocer, for Congress.
The Chautauqua Circle had pleasant
meeting at the residence OF Mrs. W. 3.
Donaldson Tuesday evening.
Rev. J. 5. Hannah, one OF the most pOpu-
lar priests Of this vicinity, but VINO has
had charge Of flock at Shawnee, Ohio. for
several years, dropped into Steubenyille on
Thursday and was given warm welcome
By his many friends.
Miss Edith Bachelor is visiting friends
! in Wheeling.
County Commissioner Simpson was one
Of the fellows on horseback az the McKin-
ley inauguration.