Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
BELLAIRE NEWS.

The scholars in the High school, Will
give literary and musical entertsinuent
on next Friday evening May Is. The en-
tertsinment under the able management
of Prof. Marchant, promises to be well
worth attending, and our people will no
doubt avail themselves of this opportunity
to hear q good concert and at the same
time encourage the High School Nearly
every small boy you meet has tickets for
sale.
Mrs. James Baron, of Steubenville, g.. IL
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Morris
Miller. of Gravel Hill.
Miss Fern Myres, q handsome young
lady from Kelsey's Station, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Matte Myres, OF Belmont
street.
A very fine locomotive from the Mt.
Savage locomotive works of Auegany
county. Md, passed through here yeSter-
day, billed for the Chicago National Exhi-
bition of railway appliances. The engine
was narrow gauge and is q very fine one.
Dr.. A. ]. Heinlein, OF Bridgeport, was in
town yesterday on business.
W. A. Milligan, one Of Wheelings coun-
cilmen from the Fifth ward, was in the
city yesterday on business. =
4 large party of young folks from Rock
Hill aud High Ridge passed through town
Yesterday on fishing excursion TO Wegae
creek. There were three wagoa loads in
the party and they were very jolly set.
]. Mechanics for being drunk and using
profane language on the streets was pulled
in Yesterday.
Hon. g. W. Carroll, of st. Clairsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Owen Mehen, of Franklin, was In town
yesterday on business.
Will c. Feeley has returned from a trip
10 Cleveland, where he has been attending
the druggists convention.
Jno. Troll, of st. Clairsville, was on our
streets yesterday.
Louis Straub and wife returned home
last night from their wedding trip to East
ern cities.
DR.. Estep, of Louisville, was in the city
yesterday.
Chris. Bippus, the Councilman from
the Fourth ward, Is after the police force
and the city government. He wants 70 cut
down expenses, and proposes to do II oy
either reducing the wages OF the police or
reducing the nvmber.
The Ohio Valley railroad stock here has
not all been received yet, and Bellaire is
showing decided laxity in taking hold
Of this project The committees appointed
to solicit subscriptions have not, for some
reason, been able to do much effective
work. The right OF way south OF town
has been largely obtained. Some two or
three only OF the right Of way cases are to
be settled yet. and all that now remains is
to make up the balance of stock. The main
committee viii! 20 to work the first of the
week. and will cali on our business men to
receive their subscriptions.
If the Ohio Valley r. K. is to be built at
all it must be done at once, as this canvas
will settle the natter one way or another
The amount lacking is small, and there
should be no trouble TO raise three times
the amount if business men will but con.
slider the vast benefit the road will do them
ana the TOWN. II this road is allowed TO
90 by Default Bellaire will never cease to
regret it.
Quite large number went out to Woods.
field on the B., z. q. excursion this morn
ing
G. u. Citizen. of Cambridge, O., is in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Mcfarland, avlvacious young
lady from Wheeling, is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs +. l.. Permar, on North 6uern
sey street,
Mrs Rufer, Of the Brilliant Lantern
Company, left yesterday afternoon on
business trip to Cleveland.
The Jury in the case of Mesks VS.. c. &.
P. r. Il. disagreed and we're discharged. 1t
is said they stood 6 too