Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.
A Column Of Chat from the Glass
City.
News frem the Social World and the CONNER
cial Market-News Of Everything
ard All Kinds.

man, Of this city, and Dr. Cnaries Ia ~ unio.
man, now of Parkersburg, and formerly Oh
Bellsire. The deceased resided on Buck
hill Bottom, in Monroe county, below tins
dangerously sick, and his sudden death Will
be quite blow 70 her.
THE RKLIBT STORE
was opened yesterday for the last day, aud
was we'll patropized. From an early hour
till the time il closed, men. women anu
children were noticed carrying away pro-
visions of different kinds.
Yesterday afternoon the property OF
Rev. VIM. CASTOR, on Thirty seventh street
was sold by Auctioneer Garrett to Mr.. VIM.
Ault for $3,405.
To day a change goes into effect on the
B. & o. railroad, but will not al. ct passen-
ger trains. Two more freight trains will be
put on and the local will leave later In the
day.
terday turned over to the Keller Com NIT
tee the sum OF SIS, realized from the festi-
val recently held at McKelvey's Hall.
The Minister'S Aid Society of the South
Bellsire NJ. +. Church, met at the residence
of Mrs. J. L. Sterrett, in the First ward,
and elected the following officers: Pfest'
cent Mrs. (. Hankins; Vice President,
MIS- Jonathan Hoffman; Second Vice Presi
dent, Mrs. J. E. Sierrett; Treasurer, Mrs
John Tay lor; Secretary, Miss Lizzie Miller.
BELLAIRE TAILoRs
make and sell fine suits to Washington
City par ties, q fact that should be borne in
mire by Bellaire boys who 60 elsewhere
for their clothes.
Tspren has just completed fine crayon
rortrsit for Mr.. Louis Marshal of his son
Edward, aged eight years, who died from
lever.
Mrs. Georsiana Bowser, OF this city, has
been granted divorce from her husband,
VIM. Bowser, and also given the custody OF
their child.
La Roche will play at Martins Ferry to-
morrow night.
Tumorrow Colonel Davis Rankin and
son will reopen the skating rink aud run
it FIR two months and longer il 1t pays.
EeSt season they will reopen it with a new
suptly OF skates. Mr.. Will DouSSerty
siII manage it. The lovers Of this excel.
iepl amusement should rejoice.
R.v. J. X. McKslIipis still at Allegheny
City. summ jned By the illness OF his wife,
Rev J. Logan, of Allegheny, will preach
fcr him to-day.
Mr. John Zreigg has the contract for
roCfrg the new warehouse at the Goblet
Works, measuring l07x36 feet.
Tie new B. & o. iron bridge, in course of
erection near Franklin, will be completed
in short time. Six more bridges OF the
same kind will be built during the present
season between Bellaire and Newark.
On Friday evening Martha Washington
TEA PARTY
was given by the Loring Mission Board at
the residence OF DR.. J. G. Mccullough,
which was we'll attended, Notwithstanding
the weather. and all present report de-
lightful time,
Usual services win be held in all the
churches to-day.
Mr.. A. Schiok has already made about
Ssn.000 tubes for silyered glass balls made at
the National, for decorating lightning rods,
and will make nearly 100000 more.
On Friday Mrs. Elizabeth Leasure, wife
Of James Leasure, of Wheeling, formerly
of Pultney Bottom, this county, died OF
heart disease.
The past week the case Of Ohio vs.. VIM.
Bryant, of Barnesville, was tried in the
common please court, and the jury re.
turned verdict Of not guilty. The case
was for manslaughter. Bryant had a
melon patch in GAINESVILLE, and was much
troubled with the boys stealing his melons.
One evening, almost seven years ago, he
got ut his double barrelled shotgun and
patch. He shot to scare the boys, he said,
bUi seriously injured q boy named Wise.
neI w1o afterward died. The verdict gen.
emily 81 rpised the public, es the judges
cha:gc vas directly opposed to the defend
ar.
PERSONAL MATTERs.
Yesterday Mr.. John K nclow and his lit.
tie dan, liter were in tue city visiting
friends n their way to Cambridge tospend
sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Turner, OF Cambridge, was
in the city among frien Is yesterday.
Mir Albert Michels visited friends in
Martins Ferry yesterday.
Messrs. NJ. and J. Son borne left for the
East yesterday TO buy goods.
Yesterday Mr.. II. h. Hess returned
home from q very succ ssful trip through
the West.
MIR. Joseph Grafcon, of Marietta is here
to spend Sunday.
Messrs. Matte Myers, May Deems and
Mary Powell are spending Sunday at
Nj Thomas FAIRY, OF Martins Ferry was
down yesterday visiting friends.
}. FL. LASTLY, Esq, is laid up with jam.
dice.
J l.. Lancaster has withdrawn from the
race for street commissioner.
Tie latest man spoken Of for the mayor.
atty 10 A. j. Mercer.
Simon Kerscb baum, Of Philadelphia, Is
the guest of the Blum Brothers.
Mrs. VIM. Clark, who has been very sick,
Is able TO be out.
MIS- Samuel Simmons is at Mingo, called
there by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Thon pson.
A itttle child of Charley Bsnnon's, of the
nail works, is very sick; also little child
Of Albert Michel's, of the First ward.
Miss Msgdsline Jones returned yester.
day 10 Barr's Mills after splendid visit
wi b Miss Ella Moore.
Miss ssrsh Blum has returned from q
delightful visit TO Wheeling
Mr.. H. Ebighausen, who wss kicked on
the leg, by one Of Reeymann's mules re-
Gently, is still laid up from the effects, suf-
Miss Ella Hsmberger. of Baltimore, will
rcrurn home this week after an extended
visit With Mrs. B. Myers OF lower town.
Mr.. NJ. McGinty returned yesterday from
a successful business trip out the b & D
road
Jas. G. Archer, Esq, who has had charge
Of the Nelson hardware store, since the
death Of Mr.. Nelson, returned ysste rdIy
to Columbus. Mr.. A. ]. Mercer nov has
charge OF it. The stock will be sod at
auction the coming week.
MT. JuO GbAl1 10
Yesterday Mr.. J. l.. Barr, one OF tn.
clever clerks In the d. u & G Office, re-
turned from q pleasant visit TO Warnock
station.
Mis- Ida Cline. OF Miles, Ohio, Il the
guest Of Fourth Ward friends.
DR.. A. Grafton snd wife will give no
OF the East End Dining Hall,
April lst and will be succeeded By. Mrs.
r. Johnson.
Mr.. Leon Somehow, who has been run.
ming sale OF vet hats in Wheeling for
Mr.. NJ. Somehow for some time past, re
turned 70 the city yesterday and saws they
have closed. he was assisted by Mr. 81
Strabl and others.
YARD wide good quality unbleachsd
muslin for cents per yard, At Iarkin's
Dry Goods Store. 1ll3 Main street.
The Rash stiii Costisues.
The assignee u,tion sAle Is creating