Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-24
BELIAIRE.
Latest News from Our NeighbOr-
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ing City.
By the Registers Private Telephone Line.
Saturday evening the Youngest child
OF Mr.. Robert Ray died. Mr.. J. K.
Naylor, grandfather oil the child. de-
sired TO get intelligence to friends at
Wellsburg, W. Va, but there is no
telegraphic communication between Bel
laire and that place. He feared that if the
convenience of the two companies, the
w. L. from here to Wheeling, and the
?. w. & Ky. Il. r. to WelIsburg, were
awaited, that the message might not
arrive before the Wellsburg office was
closed for the night In this extremity
he thought of the REGISTER telephone,
and visiting the Office in this city, III
very lew minutes the sad mes
sage was flying along the wire
bv word OF mouth. In Wheeling,
Mr.. John Naylor, a brother of Mrs.
Raw. had barely time to reach the T.,
w. and Ky. office before the Wellsburg
operator had retired. Thus does this
most wonderful OF modern inventions
attest its wonderful capacity as messen-
ger of sorrow as well as OF JOY.
Clara, little daughter OF Mr.. Daniel
Theobold, scalded her hand badly on
Saturday afternoon in lifting teakettle
from the stove. The burn is painful,
but not dangerous.
Many of Bellare's best citizens took
in John McCullough's performance oil
Julius Caesar and Spartacus on Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Col. Hoy, who has been conducting
the temperance work in Wheeling for
some time, spoke on the same topic at
the NJ. f.. Church last night to a good
audience. The regular services were
omitted.
Yesterday, in adjusting the damper OF
a stove. Miss Lizzie Zilch burned herself
badly on the arm.
Mr.. viii Wienstock, of Marietta,
Ohio, is visiting Mr.. Dan Theobold, in
this city.
The Licderkranz had a remarkably
nice time at their concert at Xilchs Hall
last night, but that goes without saying
They always do have nice time on sucl
occasions. The performance upon tn,
piano bv little Miss Nettie Iilch was q
pleasant feature of the programme
The Turner's have already issued DE
tickets of invitation TO their ball on
THANKSGIVING eve, "Wednesday night,
and the demand is not half supplied.
Enough are out, however, to I'LL the
hall to its utmost capacity, and that
limit will not he exceeded.
Mr.. T.. X. Morris, who has filled The
position of clerk in the Office OF the u.
! s. w. railroad in this city for some time
leaves this morning to take charge oil the
Office at Woodsiield. Mr.. Morris is
| No. | Young man and we are glad L
make note of his advancement, and joiI
with the numerous friends he has made
during his soiourn in Bcllaire in sincere
congratulations on his good fortune.
The Belmont Dancing Club had re
markably nice dance on Saturday night
| Twenty-Five couples participated.
Our churches were well attended yes
terday.
Mrs. +. G. Husbands, accompanied
by her husband, OF this city, called or
John Mccullough, the tragedian, in
Wheeling, yesterday. She knew hin
several years ago, when he lived in Del
aware.
The National Bank has declared ;
semi.annual dividend OF three per cent
The Eastern Ohio Teachers Associa
ton will meet in GAINESVILLE, Novem
Der 2Sth and 29th. Prof. John Duff, o
this city, and Prof. Narnell, OF Barnes
| vile, are each booked for speeches.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Metho
dist Church will have an oyster sup
! per i'm the City Hall on Thanksgiving
night. There will be offered for sal,
articles both fancy and useful; also re
! freshments served.
Rev. CASTOR, pastor OF the Preshy
terrain Church, OF this city, married thu
other day Mr.. Harry Bumgardener an'
Miss Margaret Farmer, both of Ben
! wood, w. Va.
The b. d :. W. directors are said no
to favor the Somerton road very heartl
ly. Why, | cannot tell.-Beitd're Cor
| Enterprise.
This is mistake. President Moone,
informs us that he is in favor of The
road because it will he a feeder to thu
b. d S. W., and, that he advised in tn
beginning the opening OF books for sub
! CriptiOn.
Fred Eberle, the grocer, on Soutl
Belmont street keeps German mustard
pigs feet, sauerkraut, Russian sar
dimes, Holland herring, German cheese
and everything usually kept in first
! class grocery. His stock Oi specialize
comprises everything that can be foun'
in city grocery. Give him a call.