Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-01
BELLAIRE.

Business at the wharf Is very brisk Just
now. The movements OF fruits, vegetables,
poultry, and farming products are unusu.
ally large. With the rise in the river the
trade between this city and Pittsburgh has
been resumed on the river, and an addi-
tional impetus given TO business. Ship.
ments of tobacco from points down the
river for shipment here TO Baltimore are
also large.
The rumor that a new ferry boat Is 10 be
built for the trade between this city and
Benwood is officially denied. The present
boat Is equal 10 the emergency, and will
be for the next half century.
The employees OF the b. d o. in this city
have presen ted TO Mr. Jesse Randolph, who
has charge Of the yard here, magnificent
gold watch as testimonial OF their regard
for him The presentation was made by
Judge w. G. Grafton, in one OF his charac-
terstic addr .sses, TO whom Col. Randolph
appropriately replied. Mr.. RandolPh mas
been here for long time, and each year
only multiplies friends for him and In
creases the regard OF older ones.
The first blowing OF glass will be made
in the BellaIre Window Glass Works, to-
day, and in their second building to'mor'
row. .
Rev. r. VI. Brown will occupy the pulpit
of the Second Presbyterian Church on Sum
day as usual.
4 large dog yesterday attacked q son OF
John Greenweltch, and before he could be
restrained he had badly bitten and torn the
little fellows arm inu'eyeral places: The
enraged brute also made several inehectuai
attempts to seize the lad by the throat
Marshal Dugan killed the dog and turned
the carcass over 10 Col. Johnsing for burial.
Mr.. Ferguson, who has been the guest OF
Col. Aaron Mills, has returned home 70
Lancaster county, Pa.
Daniel Long has gone TO Washington, IA,
10 re-enter the college there.
Dr Kurz was called in Wednesday 70
reduce a fracture OF the wrist OF the son ot
Henry Landkrohn. which was caused by
falling from an ice house.
Captain Peter Glenn Is at Oberlin-
Manager Beck, OF the Bellaire Nail Mill,
is at Pittsburgh.
Col. T. ii. Morris, freight agent Oh the Y.
& p, yesterday told u: thst the tooacco
sbinments over the c. & r this year 20 far
wopjd run from zoo IN 500 hogsbeads,
and fhe same number had gone over the B:
4 q, - per terms OF the pool existing. and
goyernine the tobacco shipments here.
This tobacco comes principally from points
In washington and Monroe counties sndin
. few instances from certain sections OF
This county. IL has been for many yesrB Q
profitable source sf Agriculture 10 eoutuern
ohio, but the statistics show sfailing on In
the product latterly.
sixty car loads Of cattle went east over
The B. d o. yesterday.
From the annual report OF the Supefin.
tepdent OF the Children's Home. submitted
10 the Trustees at their meeting Monday,
we Gull the following: Number OF children
in the Home ut the beginning Of the year.
~: received during the year, 3s; indentur-
ed and placed In homes. 38I1ed, 3; remain.
ing at the home. 50. Cost R maintenance,
Sc'. s.. .H3. Furniture and other improve
ments at the Home, Sl.725. Total expenses
fsr the year, t9.06s.
Preaching by Rev. Samuel " Bailey, Of
Cadiz, Ohio, in the U. =. church At 7:3O this
evening. By the same on Saturday st 2.
n. and Sabbath at 1870 4. u. and 80 p. \.
Communion after the forenoon service on
Sabbath. Seats free.
Mar,hal Drugan and Of5eef Johnsou yes
terday were informed that . little gir
belonging to lady Of this city bad beer
abducted by Messer Crawford, OF Benvood
The little one was recovered and retorns<
| to the mother.
Gravel Hill is happy over . genuin'
ghost. The "speerit' has been chased q
over the house and down stsirs into 30
| cellar, where he disappeared into . rat nos
| which be pulled in after him. He b as
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