Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-04

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the Elysien Theatre Friday night.
The preliminary arrangements Tor tne
| C. A. II. and W. r. c. big fair and fesaval
are progressing nicely The lalr WI 4peu
| February ed with a grand march, tnoSe
taking part 10 be dressed in COLONIAL COS
| tune The couple making the best repre-
sentation of George and Martina Wasnlng-
ton viii be given free supper ana re 5i
meuts. Thursday night there VIII De
public wedding, the couple 10 Dc gwen .Sa
| fine bedroom set On FRIDAY nlgns CnS
| best looking baby present born in lo9Z VIII
| be awarded a fine necklace or wrap. Mon
| day night person in costume making most
] faithful representation OF hlsLorlcSi
character will be awarded q fine gold ring
| Gentleman wearing most comic costume
will be given q gold-headed umbrella.
The Bellaire Gas and Electric Company
are making arrangements to put In new
boiler and machinery for making lncanoe-
Work at the Novelty Stamping Com
pany,s new factory building is progressing
rapidly. -. .Ao
Our people will regret TO learn that tne
Lantern Globe factory recently oeSJf4yeu
| by fire is not to be rebuilt w. =. Der
| gundthal. a leading member Of the Lantern
| Globe Company, has been elected oecre
| tary of the new stamping company, anu
this fact coupled with several otner ISa-
sons, viii lead TO the dissolution o. suS
! company. MIR. Foulke, announcer lleiho 1''o
| of the company, has not yet decideu, VIC
| believe inst what business he will engage
| in.
The contest for the Office Of Postmaster
/ in this CITY. which started on SO vigorously
| Immediately after the result OF the eiecIloh
| became known, has become quleb OF IaUe'
Those who have been spoken OF IN connec-
tion with the office are John 1: tIyh1'
Wilbur Smith, b. j. Steger, Marion nun,
man, Il. g. Meyer, w. =. WarnocS, % tha
| David Rankin. The commission OF tpe
present incumbent does not expire until
February, 1894, and it has been the rule 10
| let the official serve out his term.
By giving q bonus not half rs large Hs
| those freely given Of the boom towns a lew
| wears ago. Bellaire could secure two new
Industries: but the city will develop and
draw manufactures here by her natural
and acquired advantages, ana those WnIcn
come under these terms Will remain ZOE
awhile.
having their taxes this year. Well, taxes
are high and money scarce and they nave
some time yet to pay without mourning
Prof. D. w. Shields, Of New Martins
Vile. w. Va, was in the city yesterday;
A new smoke stack was put up at Aults
Superintendent j. G. Bethel, Of Flushing,
WasEin the city yesterday.
There has been lul in Ponce court
since Thursday, no business az ali DelnH
transacted by the Court yesterday.
! We have heard talk during the summer
and fall of business being quite dull Win
the merchants in this city. Several OF the
merchants with whom we have talked re-
Gently say that business has Deen 1alrIy
good In their line, some Of them saying
that their sales are larger than for the cor
responding months of last year Bellalre
is not near so badly in the dumps as the
chronic GROWERS imagine, and shreWo oo-
servers are of the opinion that business IS
going to improve from this time forward
The young friends Of Elmer Pedlcord
were pleasantly entertained at his home IN
the Second ward Friday evening" the occa-
sion being to celebrate his birthday.
! Samuel Walker has purchased from the
Misses Cummins house and lot on Gravel
Hill
The Nelson Comedy Company, billed to
appear at the Eysian theater next tuesday
nights said to be On excellent troupe, the
Nelson family being acrobats OF the nrst
class.
Saturday evenings Dy the terchers OF the
German Sunday school was fairly well
patronized.
About twenty couples were pleasantly
| entertained at q leap year social held at the
home of Albert Heatherington in the First
ward Friday evening. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Devan, mother Of Mrs. VIM. Man
ley, submitted to a painful operation on
Friday in the treatment for rupture, since
! n l., in a
dition, but there was no hope without the
operation. Drs. Mcclellan, Boone and
Cooper were the surgeons.
The fence about the Second ward school
building is being repaired. Superintendent
Jones, of the public schools, IS improving
from his throat trouble
Superintendent j. G. Bethel, Of Flush
ing; j. D. Miller, Of Mead township, aid
Wilson Dungar, Of Coleraln township,
members Of the Executive Committee OF
the Belmont County Teachers Institute,
held meeting in this city yesterday.
Several knights Templar Of this city
will attend the dedication and banques to
be given by Hope Commandery, K. T., at
St. Clairsville next Thursday evening.
Mrs. M. A. Morris and son are spending
the day with relatives at Martins Ferry.
The new Catholic church at Temperance
vile will be dedicated next Sunday.
Bishop WatteIson will conduct the SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Muth, who have
been residing in Missouri, are now in Par
sons, Kansas.
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
The subject Of Rev. D. w. Chandler's
sermon at the First M. E. church, this
morning, is: Tho Entrance ofThy Words
Giveth Light" evening, LIFE
Regular services, morning and evening,
at the First Presbyterian church.
Subject of morning sermon at the q. p.
church. 'God in Sacred History" even
Ing, Interpolation of Prophecy"
Subject of A. B. Williams sermon at the
Christian church this morning, ain What
Does Modern Christianity Differ From
the Christianity of the New TESTAMENT
evening, 1.-THE Farnestness Of Life"
Regular services morning and evening ct
the German Reformed church. Nesting Of
Women's Society after services at 1880
p. m.
church at p. n.
Services at the Episcopal church this
morning by the new pastor, Rev. W. H,
Burbank.
Gospel service at Gravel Hill M. E.
Mission at 3 p. N.
There win be no preaching at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church to-day. There is
to be- g meeting Of the congregation Mon
} day evening at 1880 O'Clock, Tor the pur
pose Of electing pastor All the congre-
: cation are requested to De present. Rev
5 stephens, of Bridgeport, will be the Mod
. orator.