Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-29
NEIGHBORH00D NEWS.
THE WELLSBURG GLASS HOUSE CON-
PlETE0.
The Marriage Market-HOIiday Happen
ings at BelIaire, St, ClairsVille
and WeIIsburg - Per-
sonals, &c.
BELLAIRE.

Canards-New Cars for the B. & S. W
Durable Pots Wanted, Waiting Room
The Wedding Boom.
A Athousand pure, unadulterated, bold
faced ialsehoods have been finding cir
culatiOn on our streets the last day or
two, notably the attempt at highway
robbery on the street car line, and the
death of seyera, of our citizens. ltwOuld
REQUIRE the astuteness of Pinkerton
detective to discover the origin OF any Of
them. We have made twenty different
tacks without single result, excepting
to find each to be a fabrication.
A young child of S. F. Satterfeld
was buried in Rose Hill cemetery yes
terday. Mr.. Satterfeld, the father OF the
child, is one OF the b. x o. Office clerks
here, and the employees of the office, as
well as a large number OF acquaintances
and friends attended the funeral.
The bows of the fire department have
armed themselves with very superior
and costly gum boots. Thus equipped,
our fire boys can bid defiance to incle-
ment weather.
Two OF the most beautiful railway pas
senger coaches We ever saw were re-
ceived by the b. & ;. w. Il. r., Satur-
day, from Wilmington, Delaware. They
are models OF beauty, and will be placed
on the road at once.
Mr.. Wm. Worley, the pot maker at
| the goblet works, has pot IN the Ohio
Glass Works that has been standing for
six months, and one in the main works
| that has held out for five and half
months. Glass men say this is an un-
usual occurrence, and fine testimonial
10 the skill OF Mr.. Worley.
This cold weather makes the query
| pertinent, "Why didn't your street car
| company erect a waiting room on the
/ West Virginia side?' Hundreds of pas
/ sengers ask that daily, and many of
/ them await the railway trains TO take
/ them 10 Wheeling on this account. Ii
/ your company hopes for the patronage
| of the publi. 1t should pay some atten-
! tiOn To this demand. Our street car
/ company have a waiting room on this
| side OF the river, though II is not by half
/ somuch needed as one on the other side.
| We missed the connection" Friday,
and were compelled TO call ut private
residence to warm our feet. Agltate the
matter and give us waiting room
| thereby YOU will receive the blessings
of the travelling public and at the same
time put duCatS in the pockets OF the
street railroad company.
Mr. F.. X. Morris, OF the Woodsfeld
Office of the B. * :. w. Il. Il. is in the
/ city. II il were not a violation of sol
| emn oath, we'd say that he was laying
the wires to entiCe one of our fairest
| daughters 10 the wild haunts OF Monroe
county. Everett is a very estimable
young man and we won't give him
away.
\ half-dozen weddings are on the tGpu
for New Years. We tried to interview
several of the interested parties, but
they wouldn't interview worth a cent
We expect them to send in the cake
anyhow.
\ gold breastpin, with large picture
on its face, has been left at our office
The owner can secure it by calling here
and paving for this notice.
The Disciples concert on New Year:
Eve promies to be one of the most en-
tertaining musical festivals of the sea
son. The best musical talent has beer
engaged and a rare treat may be ex
pected. The price OF admission ha
been fixed at the low price of % and !,
cents. The church should be crowd
ed.
Holiday times has brought Jake Ours
such host of patrons for his big oyster
that he has to order them by the bar
rel.
A sight that rarely greets Eastern eye
was baby buffalo, brought here by on