Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-28
BELLAIRE e.
The Board of Trade General Notes Of
General Interest.


General Interest.
A charge OF drunkenness and profsne
language ornament the Mayors criml-
nal docket.
All the talk concerns the township
and city elections.
The Swiss Bell Ringers had full
house Saturday evening.
The next meeting of the Shakespeare
Club will be held at the residence OF w.
G. Barnard, Esq, Tuesday evening.
Proi. Cox's little girl is quite sick with
an attack OF catarrhal fever
Jim Eberline, the jolly conductor OF
the Steubenville accommodation, had
an arm severely crushed, Saturday,
while coupling cars at Martins Ferry.
Sheldon Richardson, OF our city, was
recently married to Miss Mary Etz, OF
Wheeling. The happy couple will
leave for Cleveland, their future home,
Wednesday.
We noticed a bright young man OF
Union street, with some severe scratches
on his face, Yesterday. The court pas.
ter would not hide the tell.tale scars.
Mrs George Henry, OF Logan, a FORM
er resident of Bellaire, was called to this
city by the sickness of her mother, Mrs.
Price.
More new buildings! DR.. McMaster
has contracted for large double frame
house, to be built on the west side OF
the Public Square, on the site where
the Crumble House now stands. Harry
Burrows is the contractor.
Mr.. Andy Roeier, of the b. K 0. has
recently received a picture OF his
daughters fine residence in California.
1t looks green and sunshiny in that
section at this season.
Mrs. Harry Burkhead has returned
from pleasant visit to friends at Ma
rietta, o.
Col Kelly, OF the c. 4 p. road, has
been spending a few days in Bellalre
with his many friends.
The Mechanics Hose Company did
good lob on Union street, Saturday, In
washing out the cutters, which were
filthy.
George W. Shields, Beliare boy,
carried off the laurels in the recent con.
test between the literary societies at
Jefferson College, Little Washington.
George is an Ohio man.
The township nominations oi the
Democrat Saturday, were ss follows:
Trustees, |. Ii. Day, Geo. Hern, Mau-
rice DAVIS; Clerk, WIN. Workman,
Treasurer, +. q. Hyatt; Assistant, Rob.
ert Darrah; Cons;ables, WIN. VI. Dru-
gan, Fred ). Clinton.
Rev. Mr.. Pollack, OF Allegheny City,
filed the Presbyterian pulpit. lie is
brother of the Mr.. PollaCk who has
preached for this congregation at other
times.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society,
OF the Presbyterian Church, Will meet
at the residence OF Thomas korser, sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There was no preaching at the Disci.
ples' Church, Yesterday, as Rev. Mr..
Dean is in Cleveland. His health is i'm
proving slowly.
The usual services were held at the
German Reform Church, Yesterday.
II is rumored widely that member
Of the Bellaire ministry is soon TO take
to himself as wife one OF Belmont
ceunty's fair beauties.
The NJ. f. ladies' Aid Society will
meet ct the residence OF Albert
Ahl WIG
Missionary Society at Henry Fauple's,
Thursday afternoon.
There was no preaching al the L. T.
Church Yesterday, as the Rev. Thomas
Wallace was in Gurnsey county assist
ing in certain religious rites.
BOARD OF TRADE.
The following notice is circulating
among our business meR and is already
signed By large number OF our proni'
| nent men:
Notice is hereby given that there will
be a meeting OF the business men OF
B.llsire al the City Hall on - night,
March -. a; q. o'clock, for the pur-
pose OF organizing and arranging some
instrumentality 10y which the material
and financial interests OF our city can
be protected and enhanced.
"Ail business men are urgently re-
quested to be present and participate.
Attend and participate