Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
BELLAIRE.

MANY hundred hogshcad OF tobacco have
come into this city 10 far this season, ana
are going to Baltimore over the Z. * ]. ROAD.
Sixiy-fiye hogsheads came in from Monroe
county yesterday.
The iirstriver shipment n thi- year. cot
ton crop came up -. the St. Lawrence frl'
dny-iiity-tw9 oalcs. They were Shipped
;.-stcriay to the Doyle mill AT Allegheny
city.
Captain Tom yesterday showed us the
miniaturc model Of the hull OF a :":.sS boat
he Is hink".ir Of builaing. The hull il on
the Oregon plan. an,.js TO be one hundred
and ten feet long byltwenty-onc feet wide
II will lie Of iron, ~ will also the cylinder
timbrrs, and the boat will have abOu, the
same power a. that IL the Lucas. This boat,
ii huilt, will 60 into the Ecllsirc trade and
will run Oh uppsite hUurs from the Lucas,
thus giving both Gcllaire aud Wheeling the
advantage Of hourly trips.
The Bcllaire Window Glass Company
lighted up one OF Its furnaces on Thursday.
and the other one yesterday. Glass will be
made on the second day OF September.
One furnace at the Goblet Works, IN
South Bellaire, lately, and the second one
will be blown in this week.
George Bulrett. Of the East Liverpool
wharfboat, was IN the city Friday. on his
way TO Woodsfield OIL visit TO old friends.
He was accompanied by his two daughters.
A fellow named Trainer, who was In the
lookup few days ago on some trivial
charge, was unable 10 pay his fine, and cast
ing about for some means OF getting out,
sent for Captain Little. The Captain put
in an appearance, when the man offered II
the latter would libcrate him, 10 give him
a chattel mortgage on bis chest OF tools.
The CAPTAIN consented. the mOrtgagcd was
executed. and the chest found IN one Of the
hotels; but upon opening il nothing was
found but hammar and screw-driyer. The
Captain calls the mans treatment OF him
very little.
james West was fined So 90 and costs yes
terday for indecent exposure Of his person.
Paid
The postofice at Bellairs Is now located
in the elegant new building Just erected ~
the Goblet Company Of tbi. city on Union
street, and occupies the whole Of the frst
story. The change, although opposed BY
some when the matter wss brOsched, has
been found 10 be very acceptable TO nearly
all of the citizens. The fitting up Of the
new office,tas been under the chsrgr Of Nc.
G. w. Sesberry, who was sent on by the
p. q. authorities, and it has been done In
manner. that has ELECTED the most unquali-
fed praise from all. The room at his dis
posai was 20 arranged that there is not au
inch of space that has not been utilized 70
the best advantage. The boxing comes out
10 the front Of the room In the middle In
the form of an exaggerated bay window ,snd
gracefully recedes on both sides irregulsrly
nearly 70 the back Of the once, thus allow.
ing the best illuminating possibilities at
msdeIats expenditure Of space. There are
nesrly 800 boxes. which are lock.borss.
On the north side Of the room are the
money order offices and postmastsrs priv.
ate room. both OF which are furnished in
good style. The doors and walls or rather
partitions are of Florida oak. the panels BE-
ing Of white oak. trimmed with black wal
nut. The other woods used in the construc-
ton OF the door and partitions are white
walnut and butternut The rooms have
been arranged With special references 20
light and ventilation, and both are thought
10 lie nearly ~ perfect as possible. The
Office has the following corps Of officials:
G. N. Wise, postmaster; w. il. H Brown.
chief clerk; Miss Carrie Randolph and Miss
Emma Ipgles. assistants