Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
BEllAIRE.
News, and Gossip From the Glass city.

Mrs. J.. Ellen Foster, the iowa lawyer, de-
liyered an interesting lecture or temper
anCe in Christ's church on Tuesday even
ing. She is q fine talker and her audience
were more than pleased. Another meeting
OF the temperance folks will be held IN the
CITY Hall on Tuesday morning at lOo'clock,
and il is desired that there be a full attend
aDCe.
A number OF overcoats were seen on the
streets on last Wednesday evening and
lirht dresses were out of order.
Prof. B. F. Jones is home from a big trip
through the Northern States, and the pub
lie schools will open up on the 10th.
The CRY for a new ferry boat between
this CITY and BenwoOd has at last been
hu he'd and a good boat has been pur-
chased. .
TIE Brown base ball club, the light
weight champion base ball players OF this
psr IT of the country, is composed OF the lol-
| wing young fellows whose ages range
from 10 10 90 years: X, Wtstlake, c.; M.
Bowers, p ). White, 8. s.: Il. Westlake,
{ b.; +. Wheeler, s. b.; ]. koltz, I. b.; j.
Reese, |. t.; Il. Mansel, C. f.. X. koltz, r. I.
A number of persons from this city at
tended the picnic given by the X. OF l..
yesterday.
one of the new street car drivers went to
sleep at the lower end of the track one night
last week and detained the other cars very
near an hour.
Miss Lille Fitton and Miss Dora Hsrrod
have returned from a visit to friends at
Mingo.
Miss Ollie Norcross, who has been Wis
ting friends on Gravel Hill, returned to
her home at Allegheny.
Husbands and Inskeep will call their
new hotel the Windsor.
VIM. Smith and wife will at once go to
housekeeping in this city.
Watermelons are a drudge on the market.
Too much cannot be said about the at.
tractiveness Of the young ladies OF the
Glass City. Each evening the streets are
crowded with the merry beauties, dressed
in their best, and to the young gents they
present a bewitChing appearance. No one
dares doubt this fact, as the lumber Of
marriages that have been contaminated in
this city within the last two months will
fully corrobOrate the statement. We can't
blame the boys, and they seem
TO be catching onto the idea that it will
not do to dwell too long on the important
subject Of marriage, for fear the idol Of
his heart might suddenly leave him for a
hlnCson er man.
Affecting OF the young folks is called to
meet at the residence Of Miss Lizzie Piper,
| on Rose Hill, on Thursday evening, to or
| gaui2e Il literary society.
The lower tow folks are working hard
over the subject Of prohibition.
Sells Bros circus will be here to morrow,
| and the small boy has been scraping his
money together and patiently awaiting the
arrival OF the greatest Of all days to him.
Council failed to let the show have the
| public square, and our show.loying people
will have TO tramp down TO the commons
near the creek. Perhaps this was right, as
| the elephants might have tramped the life
out Of the beautiful grass that has caused
| the city so much trouble and money. Our
country laddies would have spent a large
part of their time %lounging on the nicely
painted breastwork that encloses the
square and there was danger OF getting q
board knocked OIL.
Turn out everybody and see the big
| street parade at 10 o clock tomorrow.
The Catholic school will reopen on Tues
day morning.
Rev. ". Walker, the new Episcopsiian
minister, is here, and will preach in that
church to-day.
Rev. MCkalip will hold services at the
LIST Tresby terrain Church.
Rev. Brown is home1 and there will be
services at the md Presbyterian Church.
There will be ne pr. aching at the Ger
man Church to. day on account OF the death
of Rev. HeiBze's little daughter.
The usual services will be held at the
other churches.
The Bellaire bottle works will start up on
Tuesday morning. Dina White and
Harry Upperman have accepted positions
at this factory, and will blow bottles for the
next year to come.
VIM. Sinclair and VIM. Cotter are the
new hands that will work in the packing
department.
The Granger Brothers have been enter
tanning respectable crowds in the CITY Hall
for the last week, performing difficult feats
in mesmerism.
Business OF all kinds is looming up in
this city, and the merchants are happy.
Lee Rambo, who has been visiting IN
| this city, returned home yesterday.
G.. W. dickens has the agency OF the
SUNDAY REGISTER and will supply the de.
mand in this city.
Mr.. Rober: Ray is building a new house
in the Fifth ward
Hon. Vim. Mckinley will open the po-
teal campaign by a speech in the City
Hail, on next Tuesday evening.