Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
BElLAIRE.
saturday siftings Swiftly Sized Up for Reg
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lister Readers.
Mr.. Garter, the pop man, met with an &C.
cident yesterday afternoon. The tongue Of
his wagon broke while coming down the cut
and a Smashup against telegraph pole
was narrowly escaped. His wagon was
loaded with pop at the time and had a
smashup occurred soft drink would have
been at discount.
The rink was we'll patronized last night
by both old and young. Skating on rollers
is a very funny amusement as long as yol
keep your body properly elevated, but let
your feet run in opposite directions and
trouble will ensue. The attendance at the
rink this year is made up of the better class
of our society folks.
A minstrel troupe held forth at the City
hall 1t was not advertised until Saturda;
morning, and the crowd that turned out to
see it was not large one.
The Clinton club was out last night in all
its glory. 1t took part in the procession at
Martins Feuy.
Or. Monroe, a veteran toothjerker, has
been out on our streets for the last two
nights operating with great success on
number of our people. He pulls teeth with
great proficiency, and is selling medicine
for the cure of corns, bunions, etc. a
number Of our people have tried pulling
teeth by the aid OF the medicine but
nave not been successful.
James Benson will erect a new house on
mon street.
Some little sensation was caused on
Brook 5 Run by the discovery of a skeleton
found in q crevice in the rocks on the farm
of Mrs Robert narrah The bones were
in tolerable state OF preservation, but
must have heen deposited there many yea :
ago.
Captain W. n. Little has been in NeT
ark, O., on business.
The B. & 0. fast lire from the East was
away late yesterday.
Two Egyptians traversed our streets
Yesterday and were the cynacure of all
eyes.
The First ward rally was not much of a
success on Friday, owing to the disagree
able weather.
The Princess passed up yesterday from
Marietta
Mrs. Hardinstein got home yesterday
from trip to the Northwest.
The masquerade dance given by the
Mediterranean club in Iilchs hall on Fri
day night was not interfered with in poinr
OF attendance By the inclement weather. A
good crowd was in present and most of the
Mosques we've very comic. VIM. Zich and
"aS orchestra furnished the music and a
God time was had
Trade was pretty good with our mer
chants Yesterday.
The Bellaire and Wegee pike has been
completed as far down Us Jacob Heather
irgtons.
Amos Sheppard concluded to drop his
case with Officer Leach when the matter
got too hot for him. The lawyers wanted
him to swear To his testimony, which he was
careful not to do. Mr.. Leach should
Adam Faupel, the energetic shoe dealer
will rattle Off his piano on Thanksgiving
ave.
Most Of the excursionists from this CITY
Who went 10 Chicago have returned home
Mrs Brown, OF Cincinnati, will lecture on
prohibition in this city on October 3lst
MIS- James Reese, of the First Ward l.
recovering.
Church Notes.
Services TO LAY in The different churches
as follows:
Rev. NJ. Heilze will hold the usual Sc
vice, in the German Church.
The usual S, rvices in S.. Johns Churc
at 5 and 10 a m, and p. m.
Rev j. NJ. Monroe, of the Disciple.
Church, will preach in that church to
lay.
Rev. DR.. Williams will fill his pulp! in
he NJ f. Church morning and evening.
Rev W. Woodside Walker will con5uy
he usual services in the Episcopal Bhurch
Rev R. NJ Brown, pastor of the Secon6
Presbyterian Church, will preach morning
! and evening.
The usual services will be held in tn
First Presbyterian Church BY the pastor
Rev. j. h. McKaliip.
Rev. 7. H. Taylor will preach in tn,
South Bellaire NJ. +. Church this evening
No preaching in the forenoon.
Rev. r. G. Wallace has returned from the
meeting Of the synod Of the T. P. Church
at Cambridge, and will preach as usual in
his church.