Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-03
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INTERESTING BELLAIRE CaAf.
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Personal Gessip-Ciay fots-9enera'
News. :,
The Bellaire Base Ball Association met
on Friday evening at the residence OF MI.
Gus Hardenstein and organised by electing
the following officers: President, Gran
Vile Gray; Vice President and sec'etsry'
Issac CASTOR; Treasurer, Frank Archer.
A committee was appointed to select
grounds. ....
A SERIOUS WOUND.
On Friday evening John strauder ana
Pason White. two colored boys employed
at Chords restaurant, on Union street,
were fooling with revolver in the back
yard when suddenly it went of. The ball
entered the right of the back near the
shoulder blade, passing up and came ont
in the right arm near the shoulder. The
wound may prove fatal.
ONE DOG LESS.
While Frank Arnott was engaged in
putting out the gas yesterday morning
Andy Youse's large Newfoundland dog
sprsng at him, and the officer drew his re-
yolver and shot him. Frank says from
the way he jumped upon him he would
have grabbed him BY the neck.
Miss Maggie Philips, of Jaco5sburg, is
visiting friends here.
The Meditation Fishing Club will give
ball at Zilch's Hall on the 22d inst, Wash
ipgton's birthday.
Miss Minnie Milligan is the best writer
at the Tunnel Hill school.
At the B., H. & c. depot there is on exhi.
bition model of the new Buckeye Road
Grader, invented by Albert Griffith oil
BeallsvIlle.
The rink closes week after next.
Services will he held in all the churches
70 dsy. Communion will be held in the
Presby terisn churches, the pastors otficls'
ing. At the Christian church, Elder E. ].
hart, of Wheeling, will preach.
Rev. r. Beatty. of Steubenville, was the
guest Of BellsiIe friends yesterday.
James Murphy, OF the N. u, Z. o.
road, is the guest OF friends here.
C. Rable and family are back from
pless ant visit down the river.
Captain James Eberlein, OF the G. & p,
who has been laid up with intiammat)ry
rheumatism, will return to work to NOR
row.
Miss Bessie Elson, of Martins FERRY, was
the guest OF Bellaire friends yesterday. -,
Samuel Cotfn,an, OF Horns addition, will
celebrate lib fitch birthday at his resi-
denre rext Friday evening. About htty
I Invitations have been issued 10 friends III
his city, " heeling and other places, and
grand time is anticipated.
|. MIR and Mrs. Samuel Dean. OF Mingo, are
tie euetts of Belaire friends.
Frank Hackett will teach the new brass
bard al WeGee.
Iere Gillmarlin has began working in
the Elson glass works, st Martins Ferry
Miss Saliie Williams, OF Horns addition,
s very low with consumption and 10 pros
rect Of recovery.
Grandmother Murphy, aged over so
vesrs, is quite i'll al the home of Mrs.
Deuuis Murphy.
Robert George will cheat the undertaken
and grave digger of their fees This time.
A large number OF box candles were
blessed in st. Johns Church yesterday.
Candlemas Day.
Yesterday Peter McGivern died al his
home on Rose Hill, aged 2years. lis will
se buried to-day.
w. Milligan, of Centrevilla, is yi.it.
il Harvey Milligan, OF this ely.
WHERE Is CUPID2
Tor some reason it is stated that Iao mar.
risjc Of ". z. Hill, of Monroe county, AM
"'ss M%y Nixon, OF Betis;re, announced
Ht.ttvfo!e in the REGIsTRE, will no: take
..cCc. They have been granted license but
c,iid ! as flown away.
J. J. Frazier is laid up with rheumatism.
Me'srs. John Camp and James Dsfen.
Dsugh ere back from New Jersey.
Beef steak gees up tomorrow.
Some of the local papers state thu late
James Murphy was member OF several
secret societies. This is incorrect. Mr.
Murphy died Catholic, which he could
not 10 if he belonged 10 any secret society
at ell.
Mrs Mills, nc" Lovejoy, has been i'll but
is fast recovering again.
Todsy is TIE feast OF ST.. Blasius, bishop
Vt 4 martyr. His interceas,on will be asked
Ill the blessing given to prevent all diseases
# the throat OF those who invoke him, in
81. Johns church to day.
CLAY POT IHpUsTGY.
Mr. Jas Gill, OF the Belmont glass works,
he's erected large building in the Fourth
ward for manufacturing clay pots used in
glass factories. The factory is now in full
hl6st and u number OF ORDERS already re-
reived. The enterprise is q new one in
b. llsre and is under the management Of
Mr. I'd. YoGst, formerly Of the B-lmont,
aud who is one Of the best pot makers in
the country. The indications arr that this
orsnCh Of business in a city where there
is such demand for pots will prove high
ly lucrative. Some Of the pots made here
are in use at the bottle works and are Civ
ing entire satisfaction.
at Rohinsons coal works a syphon 700
feet long has baen completed and works all
right.
Harry Meek returned yesterday from
business trip.
little child OF John O'Neill, OF Rose
Hill, is quite sick.
Mr. Clint Mlligan, who recently went
to Petersburg and engaged in the in
surabCe business, is, We are glad to learn,
doing we'll.
One plain drunk yesterday.
Will Philpott left yesterday for Mount
Pleasant to spend few days.
Mr. Morris Cope was in the city yester-
day.
We have inst received q big line OF
unls which We sell ct v 'ry 10 price A
large size zinc Saratoga LADIES' trunk,
IS IS at the Famous.