Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-29
BELLAIRE.

DR.. E. W. Inskeep has gone to Philadel-
phia to visit his parents.
Miss Rose Shannefelt will go to Key, o.,
to-day On brief visit
There was pleasant party at the resi-
dence of Joseph SOMEBODY'S Thursday
evening, at which some Wheeling people
were entertained.
Mr.. Fred. Hoffman has been appointed
executor of the will of Frederick Boeshar,
deceased. Mr.. Hoffman is a son-in-law OF
Mr.. Boeshar.
Robt Courtney, of this city. is visiting
friends at the county seat. So is Prof. A.
A. Clark.
The newly elected superintendent of our
schools, Mr.. B. T. Jones, is visiting at
Shreye Ohio.
The tobacco crop in Monroe is reported
as unusually good, with larger acreage
than last year.
Messrs. Samuel Simmons, Charles Bait
zell and d. j. Murray are home from the
Cleveland races.
Mr.. ". F. Snively, of the Belmont glass
works, returned yesterday from business
trip to Canada and northern New York.
The Odd Fellows picnic at Woodsfield to-
day will be an immense affair. Free din
ner for everybody, and special trains on
the B., z. &C. Besides the regular train,
one will leave at s o'clock in the morning
and return in the evening. One late train
will leave Woodsfield for this city. Lodges
will attend from this city and from Wheel
ing.
Miss Ida Weber, a young lady stout,
hearty and healthy, only two months from
Germany, died at the residence OF John
Stegar in the Second ward.
Mayor Coopers manner of disposing OF
DRINKS and disorderlies has had very
wholesome restraining effect on the men
and boys that have been in the habit OF
getting drunk. The present police force is
a very effective agency in the preservation
of good order in the city.
All the glass factories are expecting a
lively fall trade. Many western buyers
and Tobbers have been here during the past
week making purchases. Prices are not
higher but the demand is much better.
s. NJ. Sheets President, James Hepburn,
Manager, and Robt Hemphill, another boss
in the Bellaire window glass works, all
went to Mountain Lake Park, W. Va, yes.
terday, for rest and recreation.
Mr.. r. NJ. Able will soon begin the erec-
ton of q new home for himself in the Sec
ond ward. The foundation is already built.
Frank Bumbright s. and costs, Lee Nor.
rill SIS and costs, and another chap IS and
costs, all cash, made up the receipts at the
Mayors office, yesterday.
Isaac Shallcross, late engineer on the
Narrow Guage railroad, has been employed
as engineer on the st. G. &N. r. r., and
will take his place on that road August LIST.
While all the little towns reund about US
sustain board of health, and that very
necessary and useful officef, Health In
spector, Bellaire Council intends doing
away with the whole business because Of
the cost After the experience of last sum-
mer one would hardly suppose that this
Saving al the spigot and wasting at the
bung' policy would meet with as much
favor as it does. The Council is almost, TX
not quite unit on the repeal OF the ordi-
nance creating the board.
Soldiers graves, no matter whether the
soldier died since or during the war, will
have tombstones put up at them by the
government, free of cost to the soldiers
friends. II there are any unmarked soldiers
graves in this county, let the friends of the
brave sleepers avail themselves of this OPP
portunity Of marking them, by addressing
Spangle Post. G. A. R in this city.
The father of Mary Ann Giffin, living a
short distance from Bellaire, has had Nil
ton Porter bound over to court in the sum
of 500, for attempted rape on the person
of his daughter aged 10, while the rest OF
the family were in the harvest field.-S.
Cldirsrille Gazette.
Two murderers from this county are still
at large, and no effort whatever is being
made TO hunt the scoundrels down. Such
disinterestedness on the part OF those who
occupy official positions is a sad common
taIy on their eXertions to do all in their
power to see that the laws are obeyed. The
Prosecuting Attorney and the Sheriff are
both Republicans.