Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
BEllAIRE.

La Rocbe's orchestra, of this city, went to
MoundsyiIle Friday evening to furnish the
music for the public school commencement
Mrs. Mary Grove, of North Guernsey
street, is visiting friends At Lewis mills.
There is considerable complaint made oy
parties living near the creek about the
recklest shooting done down there inside
the corporation limits The Police Gazette
K lie Team have been going out there to do
their p-scticing. and everybody who has
gun IS out praclicing and is not very care
iul as 20 which way his gun is pointed.
Unless il is stopped We will be furnished
with a first class accident some of these
days.
his Bellaire friends.
Hon William Okey, OF WoOdsfeld, o.,
passed through the city Yesterday en- his
Henry r. West and wife sof the Spirit
Woodsfield were in town yesterday. ;,
John Morris and Mr.. Gitchell, of Jeru-
salem, Monroe county, are in town.
Work on the B. Z. & c., extension is
progressing rapidly. The track is now
completed TO the trestle near Louisville.
and had 70 be stopped until the trestle is
finished. II will be completed by Wednes-
day Of this week, and then the work can
be pushed on. The work OF constructing
the telegraph line beyond Woodsfeld will
be begun Monday morning.
Mr. W. f. Hoyt, the agent at the B. q. &
c. r. R, office this city has constructed
trick that is one Of the most COM
plete things of the kind ever
money. Ii is a very great improvement on
the old style 1t is not necessary to take
hold of baggage or anything else you want
TO move at all. The truck is first run up
against il and takes mold without any eIer-
ton on the part of the baggaseman. IT
will pick up barrels in any position, and
will be q great saver of time and labor.
Mr.. HOyt has had his invention patented
and has already been offered a handsome
sum for it.
rendered a Judgement against
Mrs. Kate Wenzel, for selling liquor 10 q
minor. The judgment was for Sl25, and has
not been paid. Constable Sat:erfeld went
down Yesterday and levied on the stock in
the store room in the Second ward. He got
in and levied on the goods and then went
tome and neglected To take the KEY OF the
store with him. When ne came back he
found the room locked and Mrs. Wenzel re-
fused TO let him in. She talked very loud
about shooting. The constable, unable 10
get in any other way, broke in the front
Way and took possession. No iurtner trOu-
bic was made and they allowed him TO re-
main. The affair created quite a stir in the
second ward, and large crowd was present
IL a very few minutes.
Mrs. LouOnd, OF the First ward, is on the
sicA list.
Mrs. Mary Miller an aged lady who has
been living with ~ T. Stewart, OF the Sec
ond ward, died Friday and was taken TO
Vas. ingtnn, Pa for interment.
Philip Long, the we'll known fisherman
who has been living in W. G. Barnard's
house on the river bank above the rolling
mill for about twenty five years, has
moved to the north end of Grand Hill.
Mr. Barnard needed the house for one OF
his bOatmen. The place looks sort OF
strange without Phillips familiar phiz.
Mr.. James Tallman, ST., OF Goshen town
ship, and Capt, Peter Tallman, of ST. Glars
vile, are in the city Ystg relatives.
Mr. Will Robinson has accepted a posi-
ton in his brothers drug store, J. Z. Rob
lnson. Gravel Hill
Father Gull arrived home from Youngs-
town yesterday noon.