Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11
BENWOoD.

Ed Anderson, the gas maker at the Riv-
erside works, who fell from the trestle
some time ago, is able to be out again.
Considerable complaint is being made
about loafers on the street corners.
George BOwlin, OF Belmont, Is VlSltlng
friends in this place.
The Mock Legislature OF Ohio county
has accepted an invitation from the Re
publican Club TO be here March 80.
Quite number Of persons from this
place attended the skating rink ID w heel-
inZ last night
The eastern end Of the 3. & o. railroad
bridge is is being improved.
Miss Manda Morgan is on the sick list.
MIR. w. f. Pelley ana family, who have
been visiting their parents and relatives
here for some time, viii return 10 'aeiE
home in Aingo Tuesday
Mr.. John Leach, who has been indlsposeo
for some time is c0uvalesclng.
The Epworth League held business
and social meeting at the church last night
Miss May Taylor, member or the
Junior class in public school IS very SICK
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Powell is recovering from a
recent illness.
Some of the active young men OF this
place will soon organize q gymnasium. 10
hold their meetings in City Hall
Out-of-door sports are opening with the
season. Base ball is reviving.
A number from here attended Nc
Mechen revival az N. +. church last even
ing.
The revival at N. f. church still contin-
ues, with a lively interest.
The cabinet Of the Epw0rth League met
al the home Of Miss Annie Policy on Main
street Thursday evening.
The mother OF .. q. Gates OF Pow
hatan, is guest ~ her sons home.
J. II. Wood Of Dilouvale, Is guest Of
DR.. ". W. Mcmillan.
Mrs. VIM. r. Curran Is visiting her par
ents az Gloyer's Gap.
Prominent Young society men viii give
a dance the 18th OF this month az DO!an's
hall
EJossph Yoke is home from visit to
Sherrard
Postmaster Simpson, OF Mouudsviue,
was here yesterday. He was accompanied
by Bushrod Burleigh.
Yesterday Squire Riddle issue several
warrants and searched TWO houses IN the
Lower ward for the stolen property from
Bowers grocery. None OF the property
was found in either of the houses.
Miss Laura Ii ddle is visiting friends on
the Island, Wheeling.
Herman Keisten, of Wheeling, Is a guest
OF BenwCod friends. he is the well
known carpenter at the Riverside blast
furnace
Mcmillan < Allen, Benwood coal mer-
chants, wish 10 inform the people or Ben
wood that they have reduced the price OF
coal az the bank so that 10 can be delivered
cent cheaper on the oushel than formally.
The reduction includes clean, mixed aud
nut coal. MCMILLAN g. ALLEN.
One of our Main street society bellos
will soon be united in marriage 10 gentle
man of the Sixth ward Wheeling.
Frank Peabody spent the first part or
the week at home.
Rev. Robb, OF Wheeling, assisted Rev.
Denton in conducting services az the NJ. h.
church Sunday evening.
MIR. Conner, of McMechen, died Monday
OF an attack OF grip.
Jacob Suter, OF Proctor, was visiting his
daughters, Misses Clara and Edith, OF this
place
increasing eacn day, ana eacn room Is now
filled 10 excess.
Herman storm has gone into the ice
business.
Oscar Mcmillan is erecting a new build
ing in lower town.
Moses Hoytis giving his house new
Mayor Manhood will resign his position
as ticket agent at the Ohio Railroad depot
here April J..
Fred Getho will erect fine brick dwell
ing in McMechen.
Seamon Bowers and John O'Hare are
visiting friends in Warnock O.
Politics are having great revival here
Though the race will probably be close
e.. 81 inc election Tho fhIrl al nHWf
month, the Democrats are confident OF
victory. The party deserves TO succeed,
as a stronger city ticket was never before
placed before the citizens than that OF
which the Democrats are, and may well
be proud. The present government
which is Democratic, has done more for
the city's prosperity, than all previous
governments put together. Their actions
in the Terminal Railway mat
ter are strongly commended.
Democrats regard the campaign as one
of far more than ordinary issues and are
hustling TO win A scared lot OF Rcpubll-
cans held caucus yesterday on one OF the
street corners They "hung Out' there Tor
over an hour. They wlnked meanlnRly aud
gesticulated wildly at times. The RepuD-
leans have also secured the Mock Legs
lature Of Wheeling 10 come here soon.
They expect this "freakn or Wheeling 20
revive their tagging energies. Meanwhile
the Democracy has both eyes open and Is
ready 10 take advantage OF every wind
that blows
"Tibibeu CahOe. leader, Henry Sliptner
and Wm. Geary, OF the yellow Gang, "were
run in last Friday by the officers. They
were raising a disturbance at the Market
House" They committed no serious Of
Tense. and will be liberated soon.
Onicer Casey brought up plain drunk
TO the city lookup last evening. He was a
little demeuted and will BIO liberated as
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