Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-06
BELLAIRB NEWS.


The Monumental Fair continues boom
ing, with increased attendance. Lakoche,s
orchestra will give a concert tonight. Be-
sides there will be other vocal and instru.
mental music. The admission has been re.
duced to 10 and Is cents. The steamer
Princess will run an excursion from Mar
tins Ferry and Wheeling tomorrow even
ing. The boat will leave Martins Ferry at
7:3O o'clock and Wheeling at 8. Tickets
So cents, including admission. The Col
ored Quartette will favor those attending
with some excellent selections. The Mar
tins Ferry Twilight Glee Club will also
likely be present and there will be lots OF
other music. The fair closes on that even
ing and large crowd is expected. Then
is when the large SIS mirror and the $50
marble top stand drawing comes of, and
Col. Shannefelt will sell at auction all the
unsod goods. This will be the big night.
The fair is under the supervision of Bel
laire's fairest ladies, AMI is worth seeing.
Those who have not attended should so. 1t
will pay.
J.J. McDermott is at Pittsburgh on bust
ness.
Rev. ]. X. McKallip went up to Bridge
port last night, where he preached for Rev.
Bealle, who is holding Protracted meet
ing.
". T. Bradford, of the Second ward, is
identifying his residence considerably.
Messrs David Rankin, J. Stohl and A.
Stohl, were at st. Clairiyiie yesterday at
tending court
The 6. A. r. meets tonight, and full
attendance is requested.
John Zilch, who has been laid up with
sickness for some days is again out aud 20.
H."
DR.. Martin, of Matamoras, will shortly
open an office here.
George Grafton is turning out some very
fine signs, and reports work plentiful.
The sale Of Mrs. Schick, relict OF Martin
Schick, took place yesterday afternoon at
her farm west of town, and well attalded.
Rev Father Gull returned home yester-
day from a business trip to Columbus.
DR.. Frank Day contemplates opening an
office in Wheeling.
b. Il. Morris removed his family to Cres-
line, yesterday.
Aug Green moved his family to Wheel
ing. yesterday.
"Our Dramatic Club" will repeat Among
the Breakers with an afterpiece entitled
A Regular Fix at City Hall on April l4th.
Reserved seats will be put on sale at Hus-
band & Inskeep's, and will 60 off rapidly as
the club is good one.
Carl Deems, formerly clerk in the B. d O.
freight office here, and now clerk in large
Columbus drug store, is in town, summon
ed 10 the bedside of his mother. The boys
are all glad to see him.
Mrs James Wells and her son are enjoy
ing the hospitalIties OF Columbus friends.
"Our Dramatic Club" will presen t
Among the Breakers at Dennison next
month. Father Campbell is in the city
perfecting the necessary arrangements.
Miss Laura Sellers is on the sick list.
Miss Eva Johnson is able to be out.
J.R. MAYORS display of wall paper at
tracts much attention. 1t is fine.
Edward Harris, the popular b. & o. yard
master, will resign his position, and go to
Oregon. George Maxwell Of the Second
ward will also 30.
Zilchs show continues drawing largely.
Next Thur sday, Friday and Saturday they
play for the benefit of the Grand Army
Post here.
The Y. M. G. A. meets tonight at the
Diciples church.
W. A. johnson, ESQ.,, OF the Bsllaire
window glass works is down with bron-
chitis.
The new telephone poles are being dis
tributed throughout the city and will be
| soon put up.
Messrs. Tarbet and Butler, will open a
saloon on Bridge street opposite Turner
Hall.
The foundation for the Crystal glass
works begins to show up nicely. The
work will be pushed forward as rapidly as
possible.
W. X. Naylor has opened news depot
in Wheeling and removed his family up
yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Hindman has been en- gagged
as architect for the Barnesvilie window
glass factory, and he and Capt. Milt Lewis.
Of Barnesville. left yesterday to inspect
factories at different points. The capital
stock has been placed at $50, 900, and all
| the money secured. A charter has been
applied for and the works is q go"
Good for the little city on the "sun-kissed
hills"
The Z. OF P. fair, at City Hall, closed on
Wednesday night with large attendance.
During the nine nights OF the fair the at.
tendance was large and over 81 900 were
Melted. The gold watch was drawn by Miss
Emma Reed, with ticket No. 45S. She is q
ward. The pin was drawn by Mr.. NJ. H.
McKelvey, with ticket No. 43, and the shoes
by F. Miller. with ticket No. 25. The sill
yer set will come off at the K. of P. ball, to
be held some time in the near future.
The steamer Jennie Campbell is lying
at the mill receiving large load Of halls.
Work has been com menced on the foun-
dation for the Turner Hall addition.
DR.. G. w. Welions aud J. NJ. Lewis, OF
GAINESVILLE, Mr.. McGeorge, Of g.. Glars
willie, and Jas McGranahan. of Evansville,
smiled on their Bellaire friends yesterday.
Miss Clara Craig, Of Powhattsn, is visiting
the family of Mr.. John CroEier, of the Third
ward.
The Bellaire stamping works viii be en-
lsreed-
Lewis Ransom. of this city, has opened q