Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-03
Busy BELLAIRE.

Mr.. w. D. Copeland, of the Elson glass
works at Martins Ferry, is laid up with
sickness at his residence in the Fourth
ward.
One drunken man was arrested yesterday.
Not so bad for election day. Everything
was quiet throughout the city. The vote
was light and the scratching was heavy,
very heavy.
The Monumental Fair reopened with a
good attendance last night and will con-
tinue until Saturday night. Among the
articles to be ratified off is fine large
mirror and marble top stand. The stand
was donated BY Mr.. j. w. Grafton, oil
Marietta. and the mirror was purchased by
Mr.. MellOtt az low price. In the account
of the fair in the Sunday REGISTER it was
stated that Mrs. Neasey had charge OF the
confectionery. This it appears was mis-
take, as everything in the department was
purchased and has since been under the
supervision OF Mrs. :. G. Garrard, who has
given the department her entire attention.
She was assisted by Mrs. Neasey and other
ladies.
Mr.. John Fennemore, of Martins Ferry,
visited friends in this city yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Myers took
place from her late residence in the Second
ward yesterday afternoon and was well at.
tended. The remains we're inferred in the
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OBLIGATED.
The X. of P. fair at City Hall continues
booming. The X. of p. quartette consist
ing of Yankee, negro and Irishman, was
repeated last night. The sluartette con-
Guided with a laughabe farce entitled,
Zone, Two Three Bounce" The charac-
tiers were as follows: John Schmidt, a
barkeeper," Lee Baum; Patrick Dolan, a
wild Irlshman," John Shuttleworth; "Mr.
Lewis Fish, proprietor" Emil Schmidt;
Miss Lucy, his daughter" Florence Win
field. The presentation was a grand sue
cess and was much liked. Among tO-nights
amusements will be pie eating match be-
tween CLYDE Humrickhouse, Will SHINE
wolf, Miller Martin and Frank Schram.
Lots of fun is anticipated. The gold watch
comes off Wednesday night.
A very successful protraCted meeting is
being held in the Valley Grove church.
Mrs. A. Sheets and Miss Alice Cunning
ham are spending few days with Mounds
vile friends.
The fines of the drunken men arrested
on Saturday and Saturday night amounted
to the handsome sum of $40 50.
On account of failing health, Rev. A. W.
Butts, pastor of the NJ. f. church, has been
granted leave of absence and will recupe-
rate in Columbiana, Jefferson and Harrison
counties.
1t is earnestly hoped the Martins Ferry
amateurs who gave such a successful pre-
sentation Of the Two Orphans" up there
will play IN this city. The Forrest Ora
matte Club will take thirty-five or forty
tickets, and hall can be secured cheap.
More weddings are on the tspis.
Messrs. Eugene Sterrett and Joseph Bates
each buried infant children in Rose Hill
cemetery yesterday.
The Liederkrantz Schutzenverein has
elected the following officers: Conrad
Ganterd President; Henry Bonarias, Vice
President: Louis Long, Secretary; Courad
Rumbaugh, Treasure: Louis Ross, Drec-
tor; Carl Doer, Vice Director; Ferdinand
Nininger Schutzer. Master; Florsnce Hard
witch, Librarian; Earnest Winfield, Flag
Bearer; Albert Brant and Henry BOnar.
ius, Trustees.
Mr.. VIM. Chambers, of the c. &. P. is
about to move his family from Wellsville,
to this city.
VIM. Heatherington, who has been crit.
cally i'll with inhamatory rheumatism, for
the past ten pays, is improving and will
soon be out. As high as six physicians
attended him and at time no hopes were
entertained for his recovery.
The N. Z. Church Of South Bellaire. will
hold q cottage prayer meeting at the resi-
dence OF B. +. Morgan, in the First ward
tomorrow night.
To-day Mr.. Henry Hess will begin the
erection of an addition OF two stories high
to his building on Belmont street for the
manufacture of paint.
MIR. A. V. Honeywell, the Second ward
grocer, is laid up with sickness.
Mr.. Charles Bolan, an engraver in the
goblet works. hes accepted a similar posi-.
ton in the Riverside glass works at Wells
burg.
J.J. McDermott, ESQ. the saloonist, has
on exhibition fine large Mississippi alli-
gator.
Louis Luchs, clerk in Blum's store. who
has been under the weather for some days,
is again on duty.
Mrs. Ruth Johfson removed into the
Mcclure building on Belmont street, yes
terday, where she will continue keeping
boarding house.
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe left yesterday for
Portsge county to visit his parents and
friends.
The Oldest inhabitant says no such wealth
or was ever witnessed hereabouts before.
Yesterday l heard a farmer remark, II
wonder if il is going to snow all summer"
and q doctor offer to bet that il would rain
or snow every day this month.
MARTINS FERRY.
Albert Harris, who has been teaching
school back Of Portland, is home enjoying
his vacation.
Accommodation enpine M IL which