Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-06
eCllAIRE.
A Newsy Budget OF Locals from the
Glass City.


M;ss Emma Maxwell is considerable bet.
ter and there are fair prospects for Fer re-
covery.
Three hundred and thirty-fiye OF the
GsS lock boxes at the pO totfiCe have been
taker.
Miss Eva r. Harris, WHO has been visit
ing J. w. Laurence for the past four weeks,
returned TO her home at Ha"r;svi,lc, w.
Va, yesterday.
Uncle Pete Zinn, of Wheeling was down
yesterday.
The "Cneckered Front Grocery at No.
l3i Belmont street, this city, is ore Of the
best filled stores in Eastern Ohio, and
Wheeling not excepted. The "Checkcred
'FRONT.' is headquarters for sta nle and fancy
groceries, choice family provi ions, canned
and bottled goods, confectiOneries, jcllies,
cutters, picked goods. glassware, queens
ware, willow and wooden ware. The pro-
pIietOrs Messrs. Laurence and Crawford,
are very clever and accommodating gentle
men. They guarantee low prices, and any
time you want anything in their line give
them call. Remember the place, Check
cred Front Grocery" No l3i Union street.
Call to day and get Saturday Visitor free
of charge.
Miss Maggie, daughter of Mr.. J. +. Nor
r'sOn, gave a very pleasant parry TO num-
Der OF her young friends Oh Thursday even
irs.
Treasurer Fecly and wife returned to S..
ClairsvillC last pight, after brief visit to
their friends and relatives in this c.ty.
Mr.. John Nixon Of Salincyille Is in the
city on business.
Marshal Drugan informs us that he will
arrest about one hundred persons some Of
these times if they don't shovel The SLOW
of their sidewalks.
Mr.. VIM. Allen, OF Canada, who h s been
visiting Mrs. John Runion, on Gravel Hill,
for some weeks, returned yesterday alter
noon, highly pleased with Bellaire.
The case OF S. u. COrbc,t, the grocer,
against Mrs. Ellen Stanley. the saloonist,
for passing counterfeit morey and refusing
to lake it back was set ior yesterday, but
before the hour fixed for the hearing Mrs.
Stanley relcnted and sent for Marshal pru-
gan. She told him she would give Mr.:
Corbett his ten dollars back and settle all
the costs. This was all done erd IT," mat
ter was dropped. She says man living
out the B., u. & G. road passed ii on her,
Cetting $3.50 in change back. The shower
will be arrested if found.
Quite large number OF BcIliirc glass
workers will work i'll the ElSun "'aNa S"ris
at Martins Ferry.
Mr.. Daniel Brown will shortly l"ar" for
Kansas to grow up with the country.
Liberty Hose Company No. |, na, "'rct'i
the following offers: Captain. Wm shan
afelt; First Lieutenant, Fritz Rudrnig;
Second. c. Werlich; Treasurer, VIM. Shin
dewolf; Secretary, Thos. q. Hyatt; Presi'
dent, d. TheobOld; Vice President, Charles
Fanple: after which the officers elect set up
boss lunch. The company is in flour
ishing condition.
KittIie RhoadeS will visit Bellaire some
time in the near future.
Mr.. David Darrah is in Columbus on
business. Henry West, o. st. CairsyilIe,is
il the store during his al, nee
Railroad travel is small
The First and Second wards are each
about to have new grocery stores.
In the suit OF Mrs. Lucie Arnett against
Margaret Bray and Others the verdict was
set aside as to against August Schrammr
but was rec firmcd as to the Others.
Otto aged :, youngest son of Mr.. Aug.
Rodewig d;ed yesterday OF diphtheria.
A child Of Michael Kane, OF Rose Hill, is
dangerously i'll.
Evening star dance tonight at City
Hall.
Thirty.six car loads Of Texas cattle will
be fed here to6ay. They are bound for
baltimore.
The ferry heat ''Hiram B." is again run
ming regularly.
The work OF bui!dihg the bridge over
Pinch Run began on Tuesday and WILL he
pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
D.. Asthalter has apencd an Office on
Union street adjoining j. w. CouiSon
paint shop.
Attorney J. B. Smith is at Cleveland on
on business.
The employees at the mills received their
duCats yesterday.
BY request Gypsy Queen" will be pre-
scnted again next month.
The sales of the Buckeye Lantern Com
rany were 20 per cent larger I lSo2 than
the year previous.
The Gfocers Association met at ii. II.
Meeks oil Thursday evening and ia lked
over the questions oil credit and other
matters. The meeting adjourned. to meet
at the same place next Wednesday even
Col. David Rankin made his appearance
on the s. reefs yesterday.
DR.. Mcclure is sick.
Mr.. J. c. Mitchell reports tax collection
very food.
lookup. -.
The work Of filing the b & o. ice house is
progressing rapidly, and me engine attracts
conside rab'e attention.
Mr.. James Hu;chinsoa is improving very
rapidly.
The fifth ward hose company will elect
officers tonight.
L. w. Nelson and r. A. McGregors, the
Hardware men, and RochenshOusens, the
cosl men, will have telephones next week.
The prOtracted meeting at the South Bel
laire NJ. f. Church, is still being carried on
very soccessfully.
Charley Suahl, ESD, has Wm. Garretts
place in The Belmont glass works.
The Young Ladies' Mission Rand will
meet at Col Stewards residence, on Gravel
Hill this afternoon.
Your reporter visited the rooms OF the
Young Mems Catholic Union, On Belmont