Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-01
BELLAIRE RREEzEs.


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Yesterday afternoon the Relief Commit.
tee met at the Mayors Office and instructed
The township trustees to take charge OF the
relief store and supplies and distribute
them among the sufferers to their best
judgment
The political pot begins to boil Yester.
day afternoon, at the Marshals office,
travis for the Msyoralty were taken with
the following result: Cooper, 10; Grana'
han, 0; no choice, 2. A little while after.
wards straws were taken for the Marshall
ship with the result as follows: Drugan, 81
Johnson, 2; A. 6. FeelY, 2.
Yesterday morning Reymanns beer
wagon while making a turn broke down
near the Belmont glass works. The con,
tents were thrown in every direction and
the driver filed the cold air with modern
Billipgsgate.
b. The total receipts at the Frank Allen
entertainment for the benefit of the suffer
ers and Post 80 were s7?.70; expenses $63.9l;
Mr.. b. ii. Rice has contracted to build q
two-story brick business and dwelling
house for Mr. c. Beppus on rhirty-seventh
street. He informs US that the prospects
for building in Bsllaire this spring are good.
He is already figuring on several.
The young ladies Of the graduating class
are wearing white wells TO protect their
faces and will sppaar on commencement
night uppowdered and painted. This is
good pointer, girls:
John Kanniff and family are visiting
Mrs. NJ. O'Harra.
A child of John O'Neill, of the -Etna,
aged fifteen months, will be buried from
St Johns Church at 9 O'Clock this morn
Thomas Daugherty is quite i'll at his res
idepce on Belmont street, from the enecs
CT a fall and cold.
Last night q very pleasant social was
given by the ladies OF the NJ. L. Church at
The residence OF the pastor, Rev. Williams,
in the Fourth ward.
Howsrd Baker bss been added to the
clerical force in Wilson d Wetheralds
store.
Mr.. Willism Gorby's child 10 improv-
ing.
packages Of meat and shoes to Diilies Bot
tom.
John ONeill will bury an infant child at
Rose Hill Cemetery to-day.
The west bound trains on the b. Il v.
were two hours late yesterday.
Charles Faurle, a child OF Charley Rosser
ard a child of G. Bolte are on the sick
list.
The other day Mrs. Saran Myers, motner
OF Baker Myers, OF this city, accidentally
fell down the stairs at the home OF her son
Willism, south of town, and was consider.
ably bruised about the face and body, but
no bones were broken.
The Clohan property on Gravel Hill will
lie sold 1T auction to-day.
Miss Lille Steele, of Huntington, w.
Va, is q e guest OF Bsllairc friends.
ThermoE- eter two degrees below yester-
'Rv morning.
Misses Rebecca Evans aud sister, Miss
Belle Deying and Anns Neylor, of Wheel
ing, are enjoying TIE hCspitaities of Bel
iare friends.
Mrs VIM. Hopew,!l hrs gone to Martins
burg summoned l." lie bedside OF her
father.
Miss Clara Carroll, OF 81. Clairsvrllr, is
visiting Il ems n"r'.
YESTERDAY Mr |. r4.tclIe returned fIom
Racine, WIS.
Mrs. l. " Ill rs colt oer rows depot
to John Kao.'2. a ' rick vile, and will
remove Ia - f'd'
And now tie Office seeker is putting in
his work slyty, quietly, soOthing!y. The
first thing is 10 set up the pins for the
primaries and gobble the nomination be.
fore the other fellows can say Jack Robin
son. Each candidate feels that he has
dead sure thing.