Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-12
BELLAIRE


now.
Patrick Whealsn spent Sunday at
Spencer Station
Mr.. John Molldy starts for college at
the end Of this week.
Mrs. A. Klotz is among friends at
Glover's Gap, ". Va.
The Patterson boat club are to give q
dance on next Friday eve.
Mn. Barrett, the aged mother of Mr.
Pat Barrett, is seriously i'll.
E E. Williams and wife, OF Barnes
vile, were in town yesterday.
W. II. Tallman is spending . few
weeks with his father in Union town.
ship.
The four year old child Of Mrs. Glynn,
OF Guernsy street, was buried yesterday
st / P. n.
A child Of Spot Green died with diph.
liberia saturday evening and was buried
yesterday morning.
Fifty pieces of fine black and colored
Cashmeres, at reduced prices, at BUNS,
1926 Union street.
1t is Harvey Benson, and not Mr..
Sellars, who has been taking the nm
views Of Gravel Hill residences.
The ladies OF the Methodist church in
tend giving a lawn fete on the grounds
Of Mr.. McGowan on Friday v next.
The Baron manufacturing establish.
ment, after a lay off OF q week for re-
pairs, will start up in full force again to-
day.
The Misses surgisson, who for some
weeks past have been in Woodsfeld,
are again among their friends in this
city.
Rev. J. X. McKallep, OF Urichsville,
preached two very acceptable sermons
at the First Presbyterian Church yes.
terday.
The Catholic school will not open this
morning, ali reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding. There is too much
sickness here yet.
Mr.. S. F. Hayden, conductor on the
B. ( S. w. X. R., has returned from an
extended trip 10 Coney Island, Long
| Branch and other Eastern watering
places. He resumes his duties this
morning.
A trestle on the 3. & s. W. r. R., be.
tween Jacobsburg and Bethel, caught
fire on Saturday, and the morning train
was delayed an hour in consequence.
The damage 10 the trestle did not
amount TO much.
Property is still held at good figures,
and there are no houses to rent. Many
strangers working in Dur factories a n
not bring their families here because
they can rent no houses. This speaks
we'll for our industries.
Mr.. George MANI desires US to state
that it was not a member OF his family
who was connected with the removing
OF vases from the cemetery, as had been
stated in some Bellaire papers. The
am Of the guilty party is Mensh.
Our readers will consult their own
interest by patronizing the enterprising
firm of II. & |. Blum, 500 Union street,
who are now displaying the largest
stock OF fine Dress Goods, Plaids, Silks.
Satins, De Lyons, Velvets and other
novelties ever brought to Bellaire. In
prices they guarantee TO beat any house
in Beilaire or Wheeling.
The water works trustees are consid.
ering the advisability Of running the
water works pipe mp the river about 200
feet so as to draw the water from above
Indian run. The City Fathers are en-.
deavoring to effect a regular system OF
sewerage throughout the city. The up
per portion OF town being drained into
Indian run and the lower portion into
McMahon's creek.
Rev. David O'Meara, OF Cincinnati,
arrives in the city this morning. He
opens the mission in st. Johns Church
at u o'clock tonight with a sermon on
Grace" The order OF services will be
for the whole week as follows: Morn.
ing prayer, mass and on instruction at
5 o'clock sharp, all to be over before 6
| o'clock. Mass and instruction at Z
o'clock Rosary sermon and ~benedlction
at "A p. I. Rev. VIM. j. DAILY, OF Gin
c%innati, Father McMenamin, OF Ben
wood, and other %ciergymen will take
part in the exercises.
The following delegates to the Repub-
lican Judicial Convention, which is to
he held here tomorrow, were chosen
Saturday afternoon: L. r. Lockwood,
A. Schick, ]. B. Smith, James Fitton,
Fred. Eberle, l.. Danford, Capt. Brown.
John A. Gallaher, John 7. Mercer,
George Wise and ]. F. Anderson. There
has been a great deal Of doubt as TO
whether or not the Republicans would
make a nomination, but from all appear.
ances they will place either Kelly, of
St. Clairsville, or Hunter, Of Woods.
field, in the field in opposition to o. j.
Swaney alone, for Judge Okey has de-
clded to withdraw if the Republicans
make a nomination. Although there is
considerable dissatisfaction in the Dem
ocratic ranks over the manner Of Swa.
ney's nomination. yet it is not at all
likely that the Republicans can elect
their candidate.