Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-08
BELLAIRE.
dgments Ak ninst the CIty-General
and Personal Notes.


Yesterday morning shortly alter five
O'Clock Mr.. r. J. Garrard, who was stricken
DOWN with paralysis on Wednesday night
breatbed his last breath ard WILL be buried
| on Sunday at JPN Mr. Glrrard was for
many years n meiCha in Pittsburgh. In
1858 ne removed from that city to Ben
wood. Here lie Tun III. postofiics and store
uhlit 81, when he came 70 Bel!aire where
or Engaged IN mercantile pursuits and has
81. G. Ietid,d Tn, deceased was one OF the
| Oldest irhabitas's in Bellai!e. He was
known by slmost every person in the city
and was bighI! esteemed.
I On TLursday night the Sophomore class
OF the High School met at the home OF Miss
Flora Faupel, in the Fourth ward, and
els cted the following officers: President,
Jesse Wiley; Vice President, VIM. Mills;
| Secretary, Jesse Bigelow; Treasurer, Flora
Fsupel. They have named themselves tie
~. D." Society. The next meeting will
be held at the home OF Julia Sheets, on
Tuesday evening
Mr.. Samuel Braden, OF Warnock's Sta.
| ton, formerly OF Bellaire, leaves to-day for
| Che tops, Kahsas, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
| ;. l.. Cochran.
John Mcclure, son OF DR.. Mcclure, leaves
next week for California.
u.
burgh after pleasant visit with friends
here.
DIR. Lowry Day got home on Thursday
from Cincinnati, where be has been at.
| tending the Pulte Medical College.
Rev. Father Gull is slightly indisposed.
Cn Tbursdsy night the st. Cecilia Cornet
Band tereDaded the crew OF the Dick Ful-
ton and were Hospitality entertained.
Dave Wootop, one OF the BARRIERS OF the
city, is suffering from something ike iep'
| rosy.
Mr. Alec. NeG and bride have returned
have returned from their bridal tour and
report very pleasant trip.
The Frank Allen Dramatic Company,
which presented Under Two Flags" here
for the G. A. Z. boys, threw up:the sponge
! at Barnssville.
Eggs are scarce, selling at 20 cents, and
butter the same, selling from 20 70 ~ csns. a
| Yesterday Mr.. d. N. Corbett, OF the hrm.
| of ID. NJ. Corbett & CO., purchased nae
organ.
/ home OF George Stephens, on Gravel HliI,
| TO rtorganize for the coming season, and
| full turnout 10 desired
The suspAY REsIsIER Ii always on sale at
| the drug stores OF Husband d Insheep and
| NJ. Huffman. eoFps Of newsboys also
| sell tDetu ebcIy ouhoAJI eHn 49, HekS% 49,
an lnImense ksle mere. Bee IL to-hofroE.
| P.O. Crisvefi IL spoken OF for Marshal
and Amos Sheppard for Mayor next
Miss Anna Bradsn, Of WsrnocSs, IL
| among her many old friend6here.
Mrs. Charley Dorkwofth Is st Clarinston
visiting frisrds.
Ip The case Of J. B. BsrnhiIl against the
| city, testing the ownership OF ten feet OF
ground on the east side OF Union street,
The Jury ssse Barnhill Q judgemsnt for 81
and the ground in question. A motion
vas made for neu trial
Yesterday Mayor Cooper received the
following s,iiclrs for the food suf,rer',
from Messrs J. W. Grsmlich. @. g. Ablin.
ger. Of Lewisviile; 800 pounds OF hour. IS
bushels OF potatoes. 7H poanes Of tea, 81
pounds Of sugar. 10 pounds Of coffee, 22H
rounds OF rice, % bushels Of wheat, 40s
bounds OF bacon, one iot Of hsans and ON
ions, pairs Of bed comforts, and pairs o
bed blankets. The people OF Lswisvill'
have beep exceedineiy generous and vii
ever be remembered.
Il The children Of Rev. Grimm are yer,
sick.
Yesterday morning Mrs Joel Strsth
,lipr<d In 'heir ward. 90 Rose Hill, al
fell, IN iuriDg her back very ssVeriy.