Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
BELLAIRE JOTTINGS.
Meeting OF the Belmont County Teach.
ers-T The Patriot SOn'-Enfertain-
nsoass NSa-suuuco-ns- o...- -
Damages Matters-Etc., Etc.

Damages-Chureh matters-Etc., Etc.
Ex.Sheriff Thompson, of Noble County,
is in the city in the interest OF Judge Fra
zier.
Mr. Lewis, who has charge Of Patriot
Son." will arrive here on Monday. Tickets
will be on sale at d. ii. Darrah's next
Tuesday.
} Col. Dave Rankin has sold the lot corner
Belmont and Thirty-seyenth street to
The B. 30. R. R. Co.. paid its employees
here yesterday, $, 900 bein6 disbursed also
the b. u. & c. road.
Lilly's lunch room on Union street is
open at all hours Sunday and every other
, day, and plenty Of chicken, turkey,
oysters and "sich' can always be found.
Choice game in season, and charges reason
able. When you want first class meal
give Mr. Lilly call and you will be re.
ceived with close attention and cour-
tesy.
The new iron bridge over the creek is
partially up, and is much larger and
stronger than the old one. This bridge is
a credit to the city.
Samuel Shackelfords two story brick
dwelling and business room in the First
ward is nearing completion.
A full line Of candies, nuts and toys, as
we'll as fine toilet articles and many other
suitable things for holiday presents can be
found at the Glass City drug store, in the
First ward. Before buying presents call at
the Glass City.
Miss Jennie Kelley, Of Lower Town who
has been quite i'll, is improving.
Mr.. Seabrooks, OF the First ward, is on
the sick list, confined TO bed.
Mr.. William McBlroy, OF the First ward,
who died on Thursday night after a
lingering illness, was buried at the Catho-
lie Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Mr..
McElroy was ~ years old, and was highly
respected.
The Linean Literary Society will give
free entertainment in their hall tomorrow
night. The programme will consist OF
singing, dialogues, Rotations and decla.
nations, and an interesting time is antici.
patfd.
NJ. Huffman has a full line Of fine sta.
tionery, perfumery and toilet articles for
the holiday season and all other seasons.
Give Mr.. Hoffman call and you can get
the worth Of your money. He also keeps
everything found in first-class drug store,
and please remember this fact.
The wages Of thirteen b. & o. r. r. men
were attached by VIM. Cochran, of the Ma
tiOnal House, yesterday for board. Pay
your bills, boys, and you will have no
trouble.
An infant daughter Of J. X. McKallip
died on Friday evening" after lingering
illness, and was taken 10 Bridgeport, Pa,
yesterday for interment Mr.. McKallip's
pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Grogen'
the tempe rance lecturer, to-day.
Keller's Cheap Cash Grocery Is one of the
best stocked in the city, and everything is
sold at low prices. Mr.. Keller will have a
good lot Of poultry for Christmas, and will
sell this, too, cheap.
The creek was covered nearly all day yes.
terday.
Robert L. Cochran was kicked in the leg
on Friday, laying him up.
Clud. Richardson left for Pittsburgh yes
terday. where he has accepted position in
The /. 1, TIC. Y. Club ball at City Hall
on the 18th inst. promises to be q grand af.
fair. A prize will be given TO the lady
wearing the handsomest costume; also 10
the gentleman wearing the most comic COS
tune.
Isasc aston::returned from Morristown
on Friday, where he has been visiting his
parents.
Charles, son of Rev. Wallace, is very III.
Miss Annie Wynans. of Gravel Hill, Is
teaching the Fifth wand School, in the
place Of her sister, Miss Alice.
The case Of Mrs. Lydia Edmundson, of
Rose Hill, against the city Of Bellaire, for
SeAno6Co oo7taAucu snip I'LL
above her property, took place before The
Common Pleas Court on Friday, and she
obtained judgment for $50. George
Keller, who on Thursday received judy
ment for 5000 against Baer & Sons, OF
Wheeling Is not as yet through with them
by any means. On next Tuesday the case
of Lucy Arnett, wife Of Charley Arnett, of
this city, against several saloon keepers of
the city, comes of before the Comm on
Pleas Court. The suit is brought under
the Adair law for 5000. and will be inter
eSting.
Charles Strong, who has been down with
sickness, is convalescent
Active preparations are nov being made
for the presentation at Nlchs Opera Hall,
December 21st, 22nd and 23rd, Of the great
military drama The Patriot Son." Some
fifty performers have been selected. and the
rebearsals are becoming exceedingly inter-
esuDg. The progress made this lar is very