Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-14
BELLlARE.

During the month beginning October IL,
and ending November II, Mayor Cooper
collected fines to the amount of S2l9.45.
We have heard of persons falling out OF
wagons, but never heard of any person
falling into a wagon until this occurred in
McLain's cut on Sunday night. A coal
miner residing on Gravel Hill wss walking
along with some friends, when suddenly
he stumbled and fell, going. down the en-
bankment and alighting in wagon fairly
and squarely.
burgh to visit her mother.
Col. Morris, of the C. & P. road, and Dr..
Stowell, of this city, are killing squirrel
out on the B.. r. & C. road.
Telegraph poles are up as far as Jacobs.
burg, and the work is being pushed for
ward rapidly.
Rain fell in torrents at this place yester-
day morning and about noon there was
slight fall of snow.
John Garrett has left the B., 2. & c., and
now runs the cutter at the nail keg factory
Just below the bridge.
Go to S. d. Crobets for the cheapest and
best groceries.
The lumber and other material for the
new bridge across the creek is arriving.
Oliver Borham, of the Far West, is in
town.
Margary O'Harra is visiting relatives at
Steu benville.
Col ]. F. Charlesworth sends a letter ask
ing if arrangements could be made to have
"Gypsie Queen" appear at st. Clairsville at
an early day. AS yet the proposition has
not been accepted.
Eli Perkins Thursday evening.
Jack" Muller was before Mayor Cooper
yesterday, and fined $3.50. Assault and
battery.
Frank Piper, formerly clerk in H lsband
q lnskeep's drug store, now measures calico
in Kings store.
COL S. c: Thompson left for Steubenville,
yesterday, to take charge of a dramatic
troupe.
spangler Psst, G. A. R., No. 90, feeling
that the ladies and gentlemen who took
part 10 the rendition of the "Gypsie
Queen" and performed their parts in such
a creditable manner, deserved a return for
the favors bestowed, showed a mark of
their appreciation by giving them grand
reception last night. They were invited to
City Hall, where dancing was announced
and col tinued until about ~ clock, when
the party adjourned to the East Side dining
rooms where a splendid repast was in
waiting. The party consisted of fifteen or
twenty couple and the occasion was one of
great enjoyment Those present wish such
occasions would often take place.
G. +. Swift & Co. the beef refrigerator
car men, are having an ice house and salt
house erected on the B. & o. road near the
shops. The ice house is % feet high and
measures 28x6i feet and the salt house is 10
feet high and measures l0xl6 feet. These
houses have already been built at Chicago
Junction and give the company plenty Of
cheap ice and salt.
Ella, daughter of Thos. G. Hyatt, of the
Tenth ward, celebrated her twelfth birth
day last night in a royal style. Refresh
ments were served in abundance and there
was houseful of Miss Elias friends pres
ent.
The officers Of the commodious tow boat
Fred. Wilson have invited a number of che
city to come and dance with them some
night. The invitation has been accepted
and tomorrow night fixed on. About
twenty couples will 60.
At the close Of Mrs. Reeces lecture in
the South Bellaire NJ. E.:cburch, Sunday
night, Ladies' Christian Temperance So
ciety was organized, with Mrs Sallie West
colt President; Mrs. Miller, Vice Presi-
dent; Secretary, Mrs. Morgan; Treasurer,
Mrs. Jas. Bard.
On Sunday night collision took place
in the B. & o. yards, between two sections
of freight train. One car filled with dry
goods was wrecked and its contents scat
tered around promiscuously.
Last night we were shown the "Birds
Eye View of Bellaire," which is certainly
first-class view of the city. The elegant
work was published by J. J. Stone, Of
Madison, Wisconsin.
The Bellaire nail works and blast furn-
ace are running to their fullest capacity
and in all departments. The furnace is
turning out from 63 to Ga tons of good mill
iron per day Thomas q Davis the invial
little Welshman, manager of the furnace,
is attentive and knows how and where TO
take advantage of his work. This gives
him the success. He is always at his post
early and late. Mr.. D. is well liked by the
employees.