Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-26
BELLAIRE.
A Quiet Day-Sanshine aud Rain
NeWs and Personal Items.

A Quiet Day-sanshine aud Rain-
News and Personal Items.
Yesterday was q genuine spring day.
The rain fell in little showers, afterwards
the scene was changed to pleasant sun
slime. 1t was very warm in the afternoon,
and with the rain made 1t the very best OF
weather for growing purposes.
Mrs. Harry Wetherald was in the city
yesterday.
Ten families OF Belgians have arrived in
this city Yesterday. Six OF the men will
20 to work in the Bellaire window glass
works and four at the Union.
The Belmont glass works was off yester.
day on account oil the water supply being
short.
Mr.. G. C. Kelly, Secretary of the Urion
Window Glass Works, Is sick, threatened
with the fever.
Mr.. J. II. Lashley, the Second ward gro
GER, is on duty again after weeks ab-
sence.
Mr.. James Darrah banquetted the Nom.
bers OF the School Board on Thursday even.
ing. =,
ward has been sold for 5000.
Curran IL Meek have made several large
shipments Of monuments OF late.
tons OF pig iron one day last week.
Yesterday morning word reached this
city that Mrs. Mckallip, wife Of Rev. Nc
Ksllip, had died at Allegheny, where she
has been staying for some weeks with
friends. She had peen sick Tor loug time
add her death was not unlocked for. She
had many warm friends in this city who
will mourn her loss. Toe funeral vail take
Ptahffiis sSIVRffhianN inis'm"nt nj '"'oh"''fs
Mr. Henry Blum, who has been sick for
some time, IL able to attend 10 Lis duties
about the store again.
Mr.. z. Il King, Of Allegheny. Is visiting
i. +. King In this 2iIy.
Mr. Louis Long. the new street commis.
siousr, is doing good work about town, aud
there is no doubt but that he Will I'LL his
new place very sccspiably.
Mr.. J. VI. Maring got home last night
from business Trip 10 PIttsburRb.
The gas well is down over twelve hun
dred feet. The dYillers were engaged al
day yesterday repairing bIoken machinery.
Mr.. FL. Perma., telegraph operator In
the @. & T. office, this city, Is taxing q
weeks rest with friends In Sieubenyille.
Mr.. Louis Eberling will open up u meat
store next week.
Last night the fair and festival given by
the Brown base ball club opened up In the
CITY Hall with a fair crowd. The refresh.
m.nts served 10 those who attended were
Rrst-clsss and all report Q good time. The
proceeds Of the affair are TO be used In pur
chasing suits for the members oil the ciup.
A number OF fine articles will be chance
# tonight. A large crowd should DO
after dance.
Mtstrs. Charles Bsltzell and Sam Sim
mons sre home from Cleveland.
Mr.. G, w. povermAn and Miss Kat
Irpler we're msrried by Rev. Wi!lisms, on
ThnIsdsy evening. -,
Mrs. Maxwell, OF the Second ward will
leave the first of next month for Oregon TO
ioin her husband who has been In the
-heep business in that Slate for several
wears. Sam Chambers Will run the Max
we'll House, He takes possession on next
Monday.
A number Of young gentlemen are talk
ing Of purchasing working boats 30 they
bcsu spend few pleasant evenings on ths
water What "a the matter with skiIsI
What will become OF the poor girlsi
Mr.. Spot Green Is nov worSinZ tao
extra bsTberE.
Mrs. Henry Piper sna daughter left last
night for Glencoe.
A number Of ~oIEmsB hsve started 70
work on the Is. Il q &. Eosd a. the lover
end Of this city.
Mr.. o. G. SIirKsr Is doing The tsncy
n,iutirp for John w. CbIisIu
The fr,t blow oi steel did not take y lscs
| Yesterday on account Of an accident 70 the
| machinery.
AptxcIrsiou down the river Is being ar
| ranged among the young lsdieh and gentle.
| men. 90 take p!acs on tie lltb Oh ns1'
| month.
MA O. Maxwell has sold bis grocery
| horEe, and will purchase another ooe.
| The new machinery g! the mill 10 nov 10
| working order. it ives gwen . nsi tns
| o,bsT dsy. and worked very smoothly.
| officer O'StA srrcsi'd "Rsddy" Good
| vest. rdsy for ItssIirg 40 feet OF rops from
| MsnIy's wbsrioost. The boy Vs- let on D
| rsyipe q 6be and for the rope he bad sp
| propriated 10 his own Use.