Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-02

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
BELLAIRE.

Manufacturing. Personal and General
Notes.
Mr.. Watt, OF Jacobsburg, was abont
town Friday.
An infant child OF Chas. Batrum $
died on Thursday night.
Regular services will be held at all OF
our churches tomorrow as usual.
Mrs. W. H. H. Curtis died on Friday
morning after lingering sickness.
Sells Bros. circus is to exhibit here
to-day. 1t will attract a big crowd.
George Temple is reported as being
quite seriously i'll with the dlphtherla.
Marshall Crlsswell returned yesterday
from little jaunt down to MoundsvilIe.
Mrs. Waddle, OF Pittsburgh, is visit.
ing relatives and friends on Gravel Hill.
The B. K O. railway bridge at this
point is receiving some needed repairs.
Dan Theobald is spending a few days
in Marietta, attending to some business
there.
The NJ. +. Sunday School will picnic
today at l.ockwood's grove, twelve
miles below town.
Lem Westlake's shoe store was bur-
glarized on Thursday night The loss
was not very great
Mr.. Burt, OF Free 4 Burt, goes to
Warrington, w. Va, tomorrow, on a
visit to his family.
About ten extra cars will be brought
in on the B. KS. W. railroad tomorrow.
The show is the attraction.
Mr.. Louis Simon, who clerks for NJ.
Sonneborn, leaves for the East to-mor-
row on a visit to relatives and friends.
F.. II. Watkins, the boot and shoe
man, goes to Philadelphia to morrow.
We hear that there is an attraction for
him in the East.
Business seems kind OF slow here now
that so many OF the glass houses have
closed down, but still Bellaire has more
stir about her than most places OF her
size.
Wylie Jones. a lad of IA years, died of
lOckjaw caused by wound received in
the hand while playing with toy pis.
tol. His funeral takes place this alter
noon.
Will FlOto, Joe Dawson, Ed Clark
and jim Crawford, all OF them Marietta
College students, passed through here
yesterday, EN- route to their homes at
Steubenville.
Michael Lynsky reports business in
the dog determination line as very good.
Next week will I've given up wholly to
the slaughter OF cats. Six dogs had been
buried yes, rday up TO noon.
Mess. Morris and Catcher, DR.. Arm.
strong, Rev. Mr.. Evans and others from
Woodstield, passed through the city yes
terdav, cnt route home from the con-
mencempnt exercises of SEQ College.
Prof. Clark and wife, left yesterday
Tor Washington, Guernsey county,
where they will spend about three weeks
with relatives. The Professor will take
charge OF the Gravel Hill school next
year.
The Mayors Court was quite lively
yesterday. Three uniortunates were up
for hearing. Chas. Thomas, charged
with drunkenness and disorderly, WAS
fined $3.50. Joseph MalComb, a sew
ing machine man, was fined Sll.20 for
drunkenness and general disorder. John
Schoenman was fined $500 cents for in.
decent exposure OF person.
The line of march of the Turner's on
the Fourth of July is as folio IS: Leave
Turner Hall at O'Clock A. W., headed
by the Belaire City Brass Band, will
pass up Belmont street to Central Ave-
nue., thence to Guernsey street, down
Guernsey 10 Crescent, thence to Union
street. down Union to Market House,
thence counter march and back up
Union to Central Avenue, thence to
Guernsey street, thence to Twenty
sixth street, thence to Noble street,
thence to Jefferson street, up Jefferson
to the picnic grounds. Members are
requested to be at the hall promptly at
s O'CLOCK.