Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
BELLAIRE BUDGET.
Boss InyentiOn-The Fair-Industrial
and PersOnal News

Mrs. Vim. Clark and Mrs. Kate Kelleher
left yesterday for Ravenna, summoned by
the death of a relative.
The Iinean Literary Society will give
another entertainment on the 10Th.
Mr. VIM. Mcfarland, a blacksmith en-
ployed in the Il. 4 D. shops, will shortly
leave for ChiCsgo.
The Ohio Sign Company shipped three
thousand signs to Pittsburgh, yesterday.
The Nashville Jubilee Singers will short
ly appear at the NJ. f.. Church.
Mr. Mathew Hoye has invented button
fastener for shoes, which is one OF the
cheapest and best buttons ever patented.
Mr.. II. will make lots of money out OF it.
He is already the recipient of many good
offers, but has refused to sell.
St. Patrick's day will be duly celebrated
in Bellaire At o'clock \. NJ a high
mass will be celebrated in honor Of that
great Catholic apostle and benefactor of
Ireland. At ~ p. NJ. in City Hall there
will be a concert by St Johns choir,
short lecture by Father Gull and a play
called Among the Breakers" by our dra-
matte club composed of young Catholics
of Bellaire. The tickets for the evening
have sold rapidly, the Gypsy Queen Ora.
matte Club taking twenty five as a starter
out of a compliment 10 their sister So
ciety.
James Sherry, formerly fireman on the
b. iii. Il C.. road, now runs an engine of his
own.
The fune: al OF Mrs. John Archer took
place from the Disciples Church yesterday
afternoon and was largely attended. The
remains were deposited at Rose Hill, aud
the pastor Rev. Monroe, OBLIGATED. The b.
& q. machine shops were off in consequence
and nearly all OF the employees attended
the funeral.
The Princess will run for the Hamilton
benefit at the Opera House.
Report says that an employe OF the Il. 4
o. shops will take unto himself q wife in
the person of young lady residing in the
Third ward.
Ben Faris will resign his position in Crafts
jewelry store.
b. F. Myers, ESQ, is spending few days
at Mingo
J. i. Smith returned last night from Il
business trip TO Steubenville.
Tie different committees in charge OF the
Monumental Fair will meet at the Troll
building to night. A full attendance is re-
quested. The different committees are
working industriously and everything looks
very encouraging.
+. r. Sedgwick, Deputy Sheriff, was in
city yesterday, and levied on considerable
property belonging to the city. This grows
out of the Edmonson suit.
Mr.. J. r. Purcell is again on the streets,
much to the satisfaction of his many
friends.
Councilman Reed, from the Fifth ward,
will resign positively next Tuesday night.
Mr.. Reed is an excellent councilman and
his resignation is much regretted by every
body.
Mr.. James G. Archer and wife, of Colum-
bus, are in the city, summoned by the
death Of Mrs. John Archer.
At meeting OF Council on Tuesday
evening an ordinance was passed forbid
running about the city. The ordinance
will 60 into effect next week. The City
Solicitor was instructed TO carry the case OF
Lydia Edmonson vs.. the city to the District
Court.
Judge St. Clair Kelly and Mr.. Fred Kies,
of ST. Clairsyille, were among Us yester.
day.
At the B. 4 o. shops engines $40 and IA
are being oyerhauled and repair work is
plentiful.
Mr.. Joseph Somehow has purchased the
stock of millinery of Mrs. Goegler. aud will
remove into the room she at present occu-
pies.
Messrs. John A. Gallaher and John T.
1aianer, OF the ruin WarI, are q ute SICK.
Mr.. John CrOzier is putting an iron fence
in front OF his residence in the Third ward.
Simon Behr, Esq, is in Cincinnati on
business.
The friends Of Engineer Rutherford and
Brakeman Hines, who died from injuries
received at the tunnell collision, will each
receive s, 600 from the insurance.
Mr.. John Freeley, sged 6S, died at his
home on High Ridge Tuesday and will be
buried to day.
Sister Plscide, the Sister of Charity re-
ported so i'll, still hovers between life and
death, and is conscious most Of the time.
"Mirsl6a" will be presented at City Hall
next week for the benefit of Mr.. Fred s.
Clinton. Mr., Clinton deserves the benefit.
Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday and
next week Holy week. The Palms will be
solemnly blessed next Sunday in St. Johns
church at 10 O'Clock msss. The Repository
will be arranged for Thursday, when the
Procession Of the Blessed Sacrament takes
place. Ali the ceremonies which are most
iuPrss'ire will be carried out rs strictly rs
possible.