Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-30
BELLAIRE.
An Interesting Collection OF Recent News
Happenings.

Happenings.
The steel works met with an accident
shortly after starting up yesterday. The
machinery which works the gears broke but
was repaired.
The rink will have good attendance to-
night no doubt. The bun race will bea
great PLEASURE.
Some Of the hot steel machines at the
nail factory were working yesterday.
The Echo club viii give a private hop in
the parlors of Mrs A. Gray's, on Belmont
street. tomorrow evening. Carl Foster
viii play. -.
Chas. Hoover, of the Fourth ward, will
be buried to-day.
DR.. Hirst gives his pleasing lecture to-
night in the N. E. church. Secure ticket
and learn what the doctor has to say on
"Courtship Love and Marriage" 1t is an
interesting subject especially to the young.
w. Sharon Ault is recovering from his
attack Of sickness.
The property Of the late Chas. Faupel will
be sold by the executors.
Clarence Mercer is recovering.
Mr. John A. Gallaher left for St. Marys,
W. Va, yesterday on q visit.
Council meets tonight. Further dis
cussion OF the rink on the Public Square is
not in order until spring.
Almanacs and calendars for 1885 are be-
ing showered on the market.
Louis Battelle goes to work in the Bellaire
Goblet Co. s Office as assistant book-keeper
on January l.
Mr.. May salesman for Maring, Hart i
Co., has been home for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs H. X. Hess arrived home
from Alliance to-day.
Messrs. Buffers and Gilfllen have closed
out their restaurant and confectionery store.
This line of business is overcrowded, and
the boys, after losing considerable money,
concluded to pull out.
Mr.. J. NJ. Maring is hurt somewhat worse
than it was thought before an examination
of his injuries was made. His spine is In
jured, and there is no telling how long he
may be hid up.
The examination to. select cadet for
West Point takes place next Friday.
Several boys Of Bellaire will try the exami'
nation.
Sammy AuIt was buried yesterday after
noon at Peninsula Cemetery at Wheeling.
Mrs. Martin Schick will be buried in
Rose Hill Cemetery this afternoon at
o'clock
Gen. A. J. Warner was here Yesterday.
Persons who thought to set before the
| General why they should be postmaster,
we're sorry to learn that Mr. Warner would
have nothing to do with the question. he
wants the people to do their own worrying
| over the matter. 1t is sensible move on
the part of the Democratic Congressman.
Thursday evening the ladies Of the Frs
Preabyterian church will hold social. II
will be novel event.
Watch meeting Wednesday evening il
the Second NJ. L. Church.
The First Presbyterian Sunday schoo
Yesterday elected the following officers
Superintendent, A. L. Stewart; Assistant
A. w. Anderson; Secretary, Il. G. Wilson
Treasurer, II. II. Free; Librarian, Messrs
Wayman and McGeorge; Chorister, Mrs
II. G. Wilson; OrganIst, Mrs. Piper.
There are to be two or three water works
trustees elected in the spring.
Cuthbert Robinson, who died Of consump
ton, will be buried at p. m. to-day. In
terment at Wegee cemetery.
| A. W. Baggs is at Cadiz attending the
funeral of his mother.
The directors of the Union met last night
Some teais are entertained about the re
covery of jackson Myers
Baum, the peddler, was lei loose yester
day and it was not long until he had lef
town.
The marshal took Walter Riggs to ST.
Clairsville yesterday.
When the printers Of this city get big
head it is called bilious attack.
Otto Smith, of Martins Ferry. who came
to this city with a satchel Of silver dollars
was allowed to wander as he thought best
| He left and has not been heard OF since.
Dora 0gle is home from the country.
Several firms will 60 out Of business after
the first of the year.