Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-25
BELLAIRE NEWS.

L. L. hing, the dry goods KING, Is
visiting friends in Muskingum county.
Mr.. 4. i. Tallman, cashier of the
First National Bank, has returned from
his hunting and fishing trip down in the
Elk river country.
A. Richardson will leave on next Mon
day for a visit to his old home i'll Mas
saChusetts.
Miss Allie Poorman, daughter of the
editor of the Tribune, is visiting friends
near McCoy's Station, in Jefferson
county.
\ new hot blast will be erected at the
Bellaire Furnace in short time, the OBJ
ject being to get one with as much force
as the two now in existence.
The Belmont Turn Nerein, OF this
city, numbering about % members, I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Frederick Rode
wig, will excurt to Steubenville Monday,
to attend the Bezirk meeting held in
that city.
Several political musicians are organ.
ling band for service in the coming
campaign.
W. b. Gilmore and family are visiting
friends at Valley Grove, east OF Wheel
leg.
The contract for building new hose
house i'm the Fourth ward was let To
Hyatt d Small. The building is TO be
Ii feet front and - feet deep.
4 South Side baker has left Bellaire
and his creditors without the courtesy
of Il Farewell. They miss him at home
YES, they miss him.
Mr.. Tim G. Reilly, an ecclesiastical
student CT the diocese of Columbus, Is
now i'm Bellaire, the guest of his patron,
Father Gull. Mr.. Reilly took the first
premium for good conduct, and also for
Latin, English Literature and Christian
Doctrine at the commencement OF st.
Joscph's College, Bardstown, KY, lately.
The nail works will be obliged soon
to close for short time for the purpose
of making the necessary repairs. Two
or three weeks will be required.
The excessive heat of last Tuesday
and Wednesday OverCame several per-
sons working in the nail mill, and they
were compelled TO stop for few days.
Col. Harper, of the Second Regiment
O. n. c., has issued orders to COM
manders of each company OF his regi-
ment, to discharge all men who have
taken no interest in the militia, and re-
cruit the companies up TO sixty men.
He has also ordered the companies to
drill at least one night in each week.
Frank Hindman had valuable silver
watch stolen last week, while at work at
Mr.. Neff's house. The watch was left
in his vest in the barn. A tramp in
search of work went TO the barn TO see
Nef, and took the watch.
A very pleasant gathering occurred on
Monday evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs Hiram Ingler. 1t was the
twenty-ffth anniversary OF their we'd
ding and there were sixty TO seventy
relatives and friends present to enjoy
the occasion.
The frst car load of iron for the ex-
tension Of the b. d s. w. railroad, was
received on Tuesday OF this week, and
the work OF laying it will be commenced
at an early day.
Business, especially the passenger
travel, is constantly improving on the
Il. d :. W. railroad. The Company is
badly in need Of new passenger coach
10 accommodate this travel.
Parties from 1t. Clairsville are offering
potatoes on our streets, complaining
that there is no market for them in that
town.
Mrs. G. W. Hoge and daughters, John
athan Hoffman and family, and w. ID.
Camp and family, all of this city, are
already occupying their tents on the
Burrs' Mill camp ground.