Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-01
BELLAIRE.
Readable Resume Of Recent
Revelations In that Region by
our Regular Resident Report

our Regular Resident Report
The nailors OF the mill here are en-.
Toying the vacation excellently. Many
OF them are away visiting friends
abroad, and few have returned, ready
to 90 to work next Monday, provided
the mill starts.
Miss Maggie 0'Mally is enjoying a
weeks vacation with friends in Wheel
ing and Bridgeport.
G. A. Reilly, Esq, was la Bellairs,
yesterday, in the interests Of the Clevs-
land Catholic Universe. Mr.. Reilly is q
very pleasant gentleman, aud has the
happiness OF representing what Bellsire
readers consider the ablest Catholic pa.
per in the country, now, since the death
OF Bishop Rosecrans.
Rev. Fathers Walters and Reynolds
came down on the Pres Ellison, yester-
day, and spent the day viewing our
thrifty factories.
The two year old child of Isreal
Pelkey was buried in the Catholic Gem
etery, yesterday.
Miss Alice G. Beckett, OF Beallsville,
was married to ]. T. Ferguson, Of Bel
mont, at the Globe House. last night.
The attendants were Miss Ella Ward, OF
Quincy. and q. w. Beckett, of Franklin.
The marriage company, outside OF sever
al Bellaireans, consisted of Misses Recta
and Olivia Beckett and j. NJ. Beckett, OF
Beallsville; w. K. Morgan and Miss
Deanthea, OF Quincy. Rev. Toland tied
the knot.
Mrs. Mary Ault, of Fairview, is visit
ing at L. Il. Hyatt's, on Belmont street
Martin Schick, our famous emigrant
agent, took ten carloads of emigrants,
numbering 500 persons, to Chicago, yes
terday.
John Taggart, of st. Clairsville, was in
the city yesterday, shaking hands with
numerous friends.
The steamer Telegram left large
amount of freight here yesterday.
We are glad to hear that our young
friend, NJ A. ONlalley, of Guernsey
street, will assume the management Of
his fathers large grocery on the corner
Of Guernsey aud Thirty-tirst streets.
We wish him oceans OF success.
The Executive Committee of the
Greenback Labor Party calls conven-
ton to be held in City Hall, Friday
evening, April ID, 1850, for the purpose
of nominating city ticket.
The Womans' Aid Society of the NJ.
+. Church meets at Mrs. John Crozier's
on Thursday afternoon at . O'Clock. As
this is the semi-annual election of Off
GERS full attendance is desired.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Miller, of Gravel Hill,
went, on Wednesday, Ia Steubenville 10
be present at the conservation of the
new Episcopal church there.
Mrs Vim. NJ. Faris and Mrs. NJ. Craft
went, on wednesday, to Hon. A. G.
Ramage's, at Fair Hill, to see Miss n. b.
FariS, who has not been able To 10
moved since the Narrow Gauge accident.
The Womon's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church meets on
Thursday afternoon at John 5. Cratty's.
The principal business will be the ap-
pointing OF delegates 10 the Presbytery.
The society TO which this is auxiliary was
organized in 1870, and it is proposed to
celebrate the decennial by thanks Of
fering. The prospects thus. far are that
this offering will amount 10 large sum.
Henry Coates, Johnay Hastings and
Tommy BraShear, .nailers OF Ironton,
were visiting the boys in our city the
last few days. The boys are we'll known
in Bellaire and Wheeling, and We think
enjoyed themselves while here.
The b. < q. stock yards yesterday
held l02 head of stock cattle, consigned
tn our British cousins at Liverpool, Eng
land.
Council Tuesday night had quite n
spirited discussion over the improve
ment OF the road which leads to Rose
Hill Cemetery. No special appropria-
ton was made, and We agree with the
Bulletin in rcmarking that "nore lime
stone aud less talk is what the road
needs"
Judge Cochran, Of Wheeling, will adj
dress the Blaine Club Friday night, in
City Hall.
The German fair begins this evening,
and will last three days.
The Buckeye Lantern Company made
an unusually large shipment OF lanterns
yesterday.
We regret 10 announce that Council
man Camp will move TO Pittsburgh in
few DAYS.
The Ohio Base Ball Club, OF this city,
of which II. g. Hardestein is secretary,
has sent us a challenge. directed TO auy
base ball club in Wheeling. Bridgeport,
Martins Ferry or Belaire, and chal-
longing any such club to play them
game OF base. ball, either on the 0hio's
grounds or the grounds of the other
clubs, as preferred.
The striking miners here have given
public notice to the charitably disposed
citizens OF Bellairc aud The surrounding
country that no one is authoIK Il to re
ceiye contributions intended for the
benefit OF the strikers unless furnished
with card from the assembly, signed
by its presiding officer and {, nierring
authority to collect funds.