Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-05
REGIONS ROUND.
Register Reaper Among a Harvest
ofHappsRings.
Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio
Special News From Bellaire,
Mingo and Martins
Ferry.
BgLLAIRE,

BELLAIRE.
F.J. Smith, the shoe man returned last
night from a trip to the East, where he has
been buying goods.
Henry Linehey, one OF the Etna glass
works boys, who has been taking IN PITTS
burgh, Rochester and other places, return
ed home last night much pleased with his
trip.
dsy, buying sewer pipes. He was accom-
led by his friend J. W. Daufna. Of Barnes
vile. 800,
Edward Williams, Esq, the Gravel Hill
grocer, returned last night from a brief
trip up the c. & P. road.
There will be no further stoppage of the
nail mil this spring. The demand for
nails is limited only by the capacity to
At The Harmonic Social Club ball last
week, in the waltz for the handsome cake,
Mr.. Lon Leach and Miss Mena Grella were
contestants, and the lady was awarded the
cake, being pronounced the best walter in
the hall.
The Wellsyille accommodation did not
arrive in this city until about noon to day
on account of q slip on the other side Of
Steubenyille. Engine No. "a and caboose
did the work of the accommodation this
morning.
Council did not have meeting last night,
a quorum of the old members not putting
in an appearance. There were several oil
the newly honored gentlemen there, but NO
meeting was held.
Amber station on the B., z. & c. railroad
has been abandoned, and the mail will De
hereafter left at Lashleys. This arrange
ment is creating some disturbance in the
neighborhood OF Amblers.
Messrs. James Harrison and Matthew
Hoy, of this city, have received letters Tor
a patent shoe button that lsal made OIL one
piece, and il is said to be the most com
plete and durable one yet presented to the
trade.
Scott Littleton, a highly esteemed young
gentleman of the Third ward, and Miss
Annie B. Booth, charming and interesting
Young lady, of the Second ward hied them
away to the "Gretna Green" OF America,
and were united in the holy bonds OF mat
rImony by Squire Mayes, on last Sunday
afternoon. Success 10 Scott and his falr
companion.
Program for the Association of Belmont
county Teachers, to be held at Belmont,
Ohio, April IA, 1888;
Forenoon Session-Paper--The Teach
Discussion by c. Z. Hitchcock, st. Glars.
vile.
Report of the School Districts on the
Course of Study" as adopted at st. Glars
vile.
Afternoon Observation-Disclosures Bust
ness. ~
Paper-Americsn Authors and Their
Productions.-Lowell. Miss NJ. B Gorby,
Bellaire.
Discussion BY L. H. Walters, Powhatan.
Paper-Should Morality be Taught in
Our Common Schools? Ifso, how? W. c.
Cope, Don.
Discussion by J. A. Henderson, of Bel
mont.
The Association will meet at 1890 A. NJ.
MARTINS PERRY.
And now we are to have patent button
manufactory. Mr.. J. II. Mcclure, OF the
Peoples shoe store, who recently patented
a button fastener, mention Of which ap.
peared in the REGISTER at the time, is about
10 close out his stock of goods at cost and
give the button his entire attention. de
has been offered $4,000 for the patent and
refused to sell. Score one more for Mar
iir's Ferry.
Isaac Wagner has accepted a position
with the Martins Ferry stove works as a
moulder, and will commence work this
morning.
NJ. NJ. Morris. the new down town barber,
now carries the medal as the champion
checker player. He has scooped them all.
The A. T. F: F. society met last night at
the Hanover Hotel. They enjoyed them
selves hugely by dancing and various other
amusements. A nice supper was served
during an intermission.
Mrs Parker Elliott left yesterday for Sa-
lineville to spend few days with friends.
Mrs. Carrie Morgan is very sick at her
home in Paulls addition. Mrs. Ollie Nc
Aninch, of Mingo, is down on account OF
her illness.
Mrs. George Veney Sheuman, at the
Etna mill, is off duty on account OF felon
on his finger.
Mr.. Joseph Irwin, who was recently
summoned 20 Pittsburgh by the dangerous
illness OF his son Charlie, returned home
last night.
All trains on the c. & P. road were from
one TO three hours late yesterday morning
on account of slip at the Buster shaft
above Steubenville.
On Tuesday afternoon DR.. Cook, of
Bridgeport, and DR.. Hobensack, of this
city, performed successfully delicate OPP
Grafton on Mrs. Irwin, residing in Clark's
addition. Several large stones were re-
moved from her bladder, one weighing 81
drachms.
Mr.. Lacy Rose, of Guernsey county, is
the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd, at the
Allison House.
MIR. Elsy Kendrick has returned to
Martins Ferry and will remain.
Mr.. Vim. H. Sheib, OF Wheeling, was
over yesterday on business.
Martins Ferry is certainly a healthy
little city-one of the healthiest in the
country. We have a population OF 5000 at
the least, and have only buried five persons
in the past two months. OF these were
Commodore" Good, killed on Saturday
last, and George Donaldson, the Rainey-
town miner killed on Tuesday. The third
was John Pennington, who died OF con-
sumption, and the fourth and fifth were
small children. And still we have no less
than eighteen doctors, the old school the
new school and all other kinds.
School opens next Monday.
Mr.. r. F. Allender, teacher in Clark No.
. school, is rusticating in the country.
Rev. Dr. F. S. De Hass, who has been
preaching In Brooklyn for the past three
years. has taken up his residence in tho
north end, and will remain with US for the
next year when he will leave for India,
where he will spend year or so in pleas
ure.
The NJ. E. social takes places tonight, and
promises to be an immense affair.
Charles Thorngate has accepted position
ut the blast furnace as labor boss. Mr..
McCue the former boss, has purchased the
express wagon of Thomas Stroup, and will
follow that business,
The telegraph Office here opens at A. NJ.
and closes at P. NJ, and the telephone Of
fee opens at 7 A. NJ. and closes at 9 P. N.
Both close for dinner and supper. Remem.
Der this.
You should bear in mind that Mr.. w.
H. Starkey, the popular shoe maker, has
removed into the Commercial Block, where
he will be pleased to see any of his old Gus.
toners. He is the boss shoe maker, and
should be patronized. Give him q call,
What do you think of a town with eigh-
teen doctors and no cemetery?
Mr.. A. Savage has removed into Mitchell
& Smiley's building.
Captain. A. 5. Moore leaves for the West,
to-day. His family will go about the 18th.
He will sell his household goods next
Tuesday.
J. W. Paden ard his sons, Will and
Link, are all working in the Acme glass
works at Steubenville.
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