Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-22
Postal Decision.
BELLAIRE.
Manufacturing Notes.

hellhlIt lIbNUts
The Bellaire Nail Mills, off two weeks
for repairs, started up boiling furnaces
and plate mill on Monday and the Nail
Mill Yesterday. The furnace has been
running right along, Notwithstanding
some repairs had to be done with one
of the hOt-blast furnaces. The outlook
for this establishment is very encourag-
ing.
The Window Glass Works have been
idle since the first of August, under the
rule Of the Association, requiring each
factory TO stop thirty days during July
and August, but will start up promptly
on the first of September. The stock
on hand Is very light.
The Baron Manufacturing Company,
with increasing orders, is now running
twelve hours day, and is turning out
a large amount OF work. -.--- p
The Buckeye Lantern Company have
a fine trade in their standard lantern,
and are unable TO fill orders coming in
for their new small lantern. The pros
poets for largely increased trade are
very tlattering.
The Belmont, National and Goblet
Works, Glass factories are all crowded
with orders and working full forces to
meet the growing demands for their
wares.
The new hot blast furnace being con-
structed at the Bellaire Nail Works is
said To be the most complete affair OF its
kind in the country.
The Catholics OF this city will begin
Immediately the erection OF fine new
two-story school house. Contractors
can see the specifications and plans at
Father Cull's residence.
The REGISTER local on Monday meant
no disrespect to the gentlemanly Demo
Gratis elected last spring in this city and
township. When he referred TO Mr..
Theobald, however, he should have
said the spring preceding the last.
Mrs. Reuter- and her girls, pulled by
the police on last Saturday night, were
to have been tried yesterday on the
charge Of keeping house of ill-fame and
harboring prostitutes, but they demand
ed jury and the trial will not likely
take place before Saturday.
The Democrats will hold their primary
election on Saturday for the purpose Of
electing delegates to the County Con-
ventiOn.
The Turner's held picnic at Bodies
Summer Garden last Monday, and real
lied quite q handsome sum for their
new hall. The best OF order prevailed.
The sales made by +. q. Morgan, ESQ.,
assignee OF \. Sheets, on Tuesday last,
show an upward tendency in all kinds
of property, some of the vacant lots
bringing more than their appraised
value. The following is the property
sold together with the purchasers:
Two thirds interest in the Sheets x
McGregor building on Union street TO
MessrS. Mayer 4 klotz, s. $50.
Three-eighths interest in brick build
ing north OF the Public Square to Mrs.
A. Sheets, $685..
Lot l, Block 5, David Rankin, Sl,0O5,
Lot ,, Block 5, same, $655.
Lot 3, Block 5, W. Cunningham, 500.
Lot /, Block s, same, So.
Lot /, Block 9, J. Robinson, $500.
Lot >, Block 9, same, $500.
Lot 5, Block 3, same, 1895.
Lot 1, Block 9, g. Troll, $3.50.
Lot Is, Blocks, same, S5I5.
Lot l9, Block 9, J. Surgison, S562.
Lot 20, Block 9, w. A. Gorby, S720.
Lot 2l, Block 9, same, S904.
Lot 22, Block 9, A. p. Tallman, 81 800.
Lot %, Block 9, same, 500.
Lot No. IL, Block 9, G. Troll, sos.
Lot No. l6, Block 9, 4. Johnson, $50.
Lot No. Is, Block 9, A. Wiley, $3.50.
Lot Is and II. Block 9, G. Troll, $3.50.
Lot and 5, Block 9, c. Troll, Sl,l02.
Not No. 9, Block 9, w. Hogue, $500.
Lot No. 10, Block 9, ). VI. White, S27l.
Lot No. IL, Block 9, w. Hogue, Sl34.
Lot No. ), Block S, J. H. Darrah, 1915.
Lot No. q, Block s, VIM. Ault, S355.
Lot No :, Block s, c.. Troll, S40O.
These prices do not include the dover
interest of Mrs. Sheets, which varies
from SIPS on the highest priced lot TO
S65 on the lowest.
The rolling mill is again in full blast,
with excellent prospects of a long run.
Mrs. Fleshner, OF West Wheeling,
was tried before Mayor Cassell, Tues
day, on charge of assault and battery.
She was bound over to the Probate
Court.