Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01


p. Fairs-FineS neStock-Newsy Items Of
All Kinds.
Yesterday afternoon an accident oc-
Cured at MAYORS corner, which might
have been much worse than it was. About
five o'clock, Charley Greeneltch, a little
son of Mr.. John Greeneltch, and a boy
named ShannafeIt, were riding horses up
Belmont street, and when at the corner
named Greeneltch fell into the mud. The
horse tramped on his breast, cutting it
slightly, but his injuries are not supposed
TO be dangerous The little fellow was
much frightened and was mud from head
to foot.
Nick Speidle entered the Italian confec-
tiopary last evening. He bought some pea
nuts and refused to pay for them. Marshal
Drugan, who was walking along, was mott.
fed. Speidle, on seeing the marshal, starts
and ran down street, but he was too full
and was overtaken by the marshal and
locked up.
Mrs. VIM. McMasters, OF Martins Ferry,
is spending Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Amanda Beazle, OH Union street.
Wm Heatherington, who has been quite
sick for some time, is on the mend.
Rev. J. c. Gibney, of Jefferson county,
was visiting his Bellaire friends yester-
day.
An infant child of Mr.. Cline, of the
was buried yesterday.
The county roads were never IN worse
condition that at present.
An umbrella sign was stolen from Gille-
lands store yesterday. The thief is known,
and unless it is returned he will be ar
rested.
Al. Thompson is mentioned as the Dem
Ocratic candidate for Clerk of the Courts,
also Thomas G. Hyatt for Auditor
Bob Lewis, formerly clerk in Sonneborn' s
store, is now travelling with an Uncle
Toms Cabin Company.
Messrs. Robt. Chesholm and John Croz-
ier have adorned their new residences
with iron fences.
Charles Snider, George McCarahan and
BobMcFarland were run in last night for
drunkenness. This makes eight inmates
in all.
Thos. Moore, of GAINESVILLE, has been ap-
pointed to a position as postal clerk on the
Pan Handle road.
Miss Matte Wellington. of Wheeling, is
the guest of Miss Jessie Wiley.
Col. Baron and family are boarding at
the East Lake Dining Hall.
Will Shipdewolf is about the luckiest
man in Bellaire. At the monumental fair
he drew q lot of fine cigars and silver
castor, both on Friday. No. % drew the
cigars and 80 the castor
Harry, a nine. year.old son OF Mr.. Henry
Fauple, is very sick.
1t has Just leaked out that on last Sun
day Miss Iandkrohne and Charles Hile
were united in marriage.
Tbirty-four car loads of stock arrived
here last night and will be fed to-day.
The X. OF p. fair at City Hall during the
past week drew immensely and will clear
about 81, 900. At nights as high as 500 per-
sons have been present. Entertainments
were given every night and were very in
terestihg. The fair will continue the early
part of the week.
If Bellaire will not do anything for the
Ohio Valley railroad, the voters tomorrow
should authorize the trustees to sell the
stock held by the township in the c. & o.
and invest it in the Ohio Valley.
The silver cake basket lately drawn by a
misunderstanding or Misrepresentation at
the late festival OF Knights. OF Labor, was
returned and railled again, and drawn by
Miss Ella Clarke, of McGinty's store.
The Young Mems Christian Association
will soon open reading room.
Mayor Cooper is spoken OF for Probate
Judge by the Democrats.
Mrs. r. L. Johnson, of Polk county, Mo-,
who has been visiting Ed. Johnson, OF the
First ward, for some days, returned yester-
day.
Steel rails on the B., 2. & C. road have
been put down as far as Captina creek.
Mrs. Wm. Lilly was summoned to Cncin-
nall yesterday by the illness OF her father,
Mr.. Sprague.
The Monumental Fair continues drawing
ha att
night was immense, and the receipts were
heavy. Through the courtesy OF tn. men
who will occupy the Troll building the fair
will be continued three days this week.
The music was furnished last night by
Crihme!'s high school orchestra. The fair
is worth seeing, and those who have not
been present should go.
John w. Myers, of this township, fe-
turned this morning from Chester county,
Pa, bringing with him a registered Short
Horn bull and COW, and Jersey Red sow.
The cattle are both two years old this
spring, and are splendid animals. Com
petent judges pronounce them the finest
Short Horn animals ever brought
into this part of the State. We are glad to
see such men as Messrs Masters, McKelvey,
King and Myers engaging in the work Of
improving the stock in the southeastern
in this part of the county have been content
to raise scrub stock, only few here and
there raising better animals. In few
years, we have no doubt, our farmers will
have as good stock as can be found in this
part Of the State. Mr.. Myers bought some
stock TO be delivered in June. All his Pur.
ckases were made from Messrs. n. 7. Boyer
Il Co, of Coatesville, Chester county, Pa
Independent
Miss Anna Ney IS visiting at Franklin,
out the b 4 ..
Judge A. w. Anderson will shortly estab-
lish lumber yard on South Noble street.
Mrs. L. H. Hall leaves to day for Burnet
county, Texas, to look after the fortune
left her by brother who died there about
two years ago.
Miss Maggie Gordon, of Wheeling, is Wis
itiDg Miss Maggie Bornam, OF the Third
ward.
The Liederkrsnz Scheutzenverein will
elect new officers to-day.
Mrs. John Myers died at her residence
in the Second ward, yesterday, OF consump-
ton. She was "a years old, and will be
buried al Rose Hill cemetery tomorrow.
Mr.. S. VI. Sheets, OF Marietta, is in the
city among his friends. He is accompanied
by bis son.
1bOnS cooper, Oh lne lnl1u WhIu' WI"
hes been on the sick list for some days, Is
out sgain and all right.
William Wheeler, Esq, Of Bridgeport,
buried seven year old child at Rose Hill
cemetery, yesterday.
W. S. Bsrton, OF Colerain township, is
prominently spoken of in Democratic CIR
cies as their probable candidate for the
Legislature next fall.
Miss Anna Troll. of st. Clsirsville, is the
guest of Miss Jennie Kelley.
Thos Baker, of Lewis Mills, smiled upon
his many Bellaire friends yesterday.
Train No. on the B. 4 o., due here at
$50. was three hours late last night
Trains as general thing are now maxim 9
good time on all the roads
About one hundred Bellaire people went
up on the Prircess last night and took in
the Opera Hause and the city.
Eugene Wilson, form erly clerk in Renk'
ems grocery left for Glencoe yesterday,
where be will visit friends before leaving
for Kansas, where he expects to make his
future home.
Charles Potts, who has been visiting here
for the past few days, left yesterday fol-