Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30
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a Tree variety snow OPOhO0
Schmulbach's hall last nlgnt. 1;,,
The revival meetings at the GraVel mn =,
M. e. church are progressing ninety. O9
far there have been ten conversions, anu
great interest has been manlfesteu ny
those attending
The funeral of a little daughter OF mos
Clegg took place at O'Clock Yesterday.
Col. Poorrnan came in from COLUMBUS
| yesterday morning.
Work has been begun on the third STORY
Of the Novelty Stamping WORKS;
L. Ohliger, trainmaster on the y. q Z H.
R., was in town yesterday.
John Long will do the rip-rapplng aions
the new pixies. 80
Henry Fish is buildings blacksmith and
wagonmaking shop near the beIAloAV
! street creek bridge.
Mad. Aldridge, Republican candidate ior
Auditor. has been looking over tne po44u-
cal field in this vicinity the past week
Ben;,y q Davis. contractors, OF this city,
have finished their street paving conIIae'
at Canton.
Mrs. Joseph Boswell is quite sick at her
home in the Fifth ward. A..
Miss Lottie Hanshumaker, OF New MAJ
amorss, is visiting Miss Matte Glssso"'
OF Gravel Hill.
Charley Beazel has located in New Cas-
tie, Pa, and will work in a steel plant.
Henry Rolls, a coored orator OF this clty,
addressed the Wheeling Republicans FIJI
day night -,
The GAINESVILLE District Conference VIII
convene at Darlington on Monday, NoVem-
Der 18th, and continue In session TWO uays'
Mr.. John Dubois. of this city, has 9een
elected by the United Presbyterian Synod
of Ohio a trustee OF Washington College.
A class in calisthenics will be opened IN
ODD Fellows Hail ..
Miss Nellie Potter, of Cleveland, is visit
ING Mrs. Fred Bingel, of Gravel Hill
The School Board will postpone its regu-
lar meeting from Tuesday TO wednesday
evening the coming week, in order TO allow
some Of its members to go to wheeling TO
see and hear Gen. Stevenson.
During the present year GAINESVILLE mas
| laid l9,Oe5,O2 square yards OF street paving
at total cost of 81, 03S.33 A part of the
work was done by contractors from This
city.
The young lady members Of the Good
Templars gave neCktie social IN the
room formerly occupied by Apple Bros,
yesterday evening.
John Rock, of Rose Hill, will move to
MOundsville.
A Disciples congregation has been organ
lied al Glencoe.
Fred Kemple. who has been taking a
dental course in an Eastern college, has
turned to the city.
Tom Cullen spent few days this week
in the oil regions at Stringtown, Just oppo-
site Sistersville, w. Va. He was greatly
pleased with his trip and thinks there IS
plenty of oil and gas in the Ohio Valley II
it is only developed.
The Jr. o. u. a. M. ball at Turner Hall
on Friday night was well attended and
netted the BOYS q handsome sum.
The usual services will be held IN all
the churches to-day.
George Romic will leave on Monday for
Canton TO assume his new position as
yerdmaster of the e. y NJ. railroad.
A gentleman from Cincinnati was in
town to-day agitating scheme to start an
ice plant here.
Acanning works will be started here in
a part of the building Of the National
Chemical Company. 1t will manufacture
mustard, catsup, etc, 1t is reported that a
canning establishment will also be started
at Nef's Siding, tour miles west Of this
city.
The Crystal Window Glass Works,
which recently went out of business here,
will next week pay to Us stockholders u
| dividend Of thirty per cent. out OF the pro-
ceeds of the sales so FAR made.
John Gallagher, of Findlay, is visiting
friends here.
The County Commissioners inspected
the McMahon's creek pike on Friday.
1t is said the B. Il. & G. railroad will soon
complete its road with steel rails. A num-
Der of other Improvements are also being
made.
Paxon V. Hall, the Quaker boy" candi.
date for sheriff Of this county, on the
Democratic ticket, is quite a campaigner
and is doing some very effective work for
himself and the whole ticket
Mr.. T. Jones and bride, nee Miss Maggie
/ Schramm, have returned from their we'd
ding tour.
Mrs. Warner Huntley, of Gravel Hill, is
| conducting revival meetings In the Friends
! Church, at Lewis5urg, o.
Ia addition 10 Secretary Of the Treasury
| Fosters speech in this city next Wednes-
! day evening, addresses will also be deliv-
cred by Hon. L. Danford and j. w. Holli-
! day.
The boys are busily preparing to cele-
brate Halloween.
John Matthews, of Steubenville, was in
! tho city attending the funeral Of his grand
! child, little Ruth Clegg.
Both the Young Mems Democratic Club
and the Republican Escort CLUB turned out
! last night to 90 to Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport, respectively. They were ac.
companted by quite q crowd of people not
| members Of either club.
A number of people from this city went
over TO Benwood last night TO hear Hon.
John D. Pendleton, OF Wheeling, discuss
the important questions Of the campaign.
Hay is selling at Sl5a ton in this market
Miss Mary Fulton, OF Whitney, was in
the city yesterday on her way to Washing
| ton, d. c., where she will visit friends.
Mrs. G. V. Leach, of the Fifth ward, is
quite sick.
Miss Lovisa Snyder, of Wheeling, is the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Cooper, of this
city.
freddy, the Mail Girl" will be pre-
| sented at the Elysian Theater next Tues
day evening.
'Wait Till the Clouds Roll By" was pre-
! sented at the Elysian Theater last night.