Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-04
BELLAIRk.

MIR. Johnny Mullen ana Miss Katie
Caughlin were married in ST. Johns church
yesterday morning, by Father McMenamin,
of Benwood
The marriage of Miss Ida Camp, daughter
of Councilman Camp, and Mr.. Charles
Henry, Jr., son of the ccal merchant Henry,
is announced 10 take place "wednesday
evening
for the cut stone work on John DUBOIS
new house in the Third ward.
This is the last week for che .Etna Glass
Works for while. The fires will he put
out next Saturday, and the work oil repair
ing will be commenced at once, as Manager
Tom Shelly wants to light the fires again
by the LIST of August.
The distribution of lime about the streets
and alleys ordered by Council, was made
Yesterday. 1t was needed badly.
The new postoffice building Is not quite
ready for occupancy, but Will Pe IN rev
days
Sunday and Sunday night was as quiet
and orderly as ever known here under the
present administration. Bellaire people
are enjoying the best order they ever had,
and the administration is Democratic.
rumor was started about town yester-
day to the effect that q son OF Frank Ar.
nett's had been struck with stone and
| killed. When II was sifted down, 1t was
found that little girl in the neighborhood
had been struck with apebble stone on Sat
urday, but had almost forgotten about It..
The Belmont glass works will soon begin
the construction OF brick warehouse, size
ll6x6O feet, and two stories in height. The
new building will occupy the site OF some
| of the frame buildings used by the COM
pany.
workers, Of Philadelphia, are here 10 spend
the Fourth.
Some of the members OF the Masonic
fraternity will go to 81. Clairsville this
evening to attend the comforting OF the
knight Templar degree in Hope Com
The delinquent tax list is in the hands
of John c. Mitchell, Of this city. 3f
A GAINESVILLE tramp is the only one on
the stone pile, and il is probable that he
will be given few minutes to leave town
| in to-day, as he is very worthless. &4+.
The members of the Lederkranz SQeiety.
will hold private family picnic at Shady
Side to-day. The Turner's go out 70 &c
Kelvey's Grove, fourteen miles out on the
Steam was raised and the engine at the
rolling mill tried yesterday. Since the
mill shut down new cog wheels have beefi
| put in and other repairs mace, dnohbeeem
was raised to see If all would work right
Everything was o. K.
In the boat race to-day the start will BE-
made at the railroad bridge piers. They
will 90 mile and half down and the
same back. Manly is the fayorite, but He'll
has many hackers, and as 1t 10 the unex-
pected that usually happens, We shall not
be surprised at the result In sny shApe.
The water is very high and swift On the
course they will row over, and both boys
are young and inexperienced, particularly
| with this stage of water. -
Three plain DRINKS are registered ct the
hotel de Cooper, viz: Frank Bnnbright,
Ed. Farrell and Jim Hackley.
The vandals are destroying the Iron fences
about town, and not asingis arrest has yet
been made. The iron fencs, about Judge
Anderson's property Is the latest TO suffer
from their operations. This ID poor en-
couragement for people 70 make good and
substantial improvements shout their
places. ~
Miss Julia Hess, OF thisclty. 10 the guest
of the family Of Hon. d. Wagner, at
MoundsyiIle
There Will likely be another horse race
grow out Of the FaupeiNeal nee last Sat-
urday. ffa1lf 80 III