Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02
BEllAIRE.

Only once year young America has the
rightful privilege of being immensely bad,
by examples set before him by his fore
fathers. This special occasion is HaIlow
h en-, which came last FRIDAY. During the
day corn was obtained at all hazards and
shelled for the evenings depredstions
Cabbages we're placed where they would be
handy when the nights sport commenced.
The evening was pleasantly illuminated
by the moon, and as early as s o'clock the
BOYS we're ont. No use attempting to de-
scribe what vas done The Fourth ward
suffered the worst Gates were taken oil
and carried to some obscure place Sewer
pies we're piled over the street railway,
steps and board walks we're disiointed, aud
cabbages, corn aud stones were used in
great Profusion. A large gate was found on
the top Of telegraph pole in the Third
ward. a big spring wagon filled the entrance
to the back part of the Fourth ward school
building. Many other unbecoming things
are reported.
News and Personal Items.
Miss Lille Fitton is in Pittburg visiting
Miss Maud Nicholson
Mr.. Chris Bipper is able to resume his
duties at the mill
The saloon keepers are divided on the
decision Of the Scott Law.
Conductor Walling was assaulted by
tough on last Friday. The fellow would
not pay his fare. Mr. Walling had him ar
rested st Steubenville.
Rev. Wallace breaches to-day as usual.
The ROUGH boys we're out hunting short
time ago and trespassed on the farm OF q
man named White. No tresspassing was
allowed but the boys hunted all the sama.
Before they left however, some one on the
place caused them to make hasty retreat
by firing off a shot gun at them.
Mrs. J. II. Scarborough is quite ILL.,
Our item Yesterday referring to Mr.. Hen
sci was incorrect Mr.. Hensel was not ar.
rested. so we are Informed.
The Steel works and the Nail factory
have shut down for week.
Mr.. William Ramsey of Columbus is in
the city, the guest of Fourth ward friends.
Mr.. George Warnock and wife ARE at
Warnock Station to-day, visiting friends
The ordinance requiring the three rail
road companies to light their tracks has
been passed The Is. 4 o. must put lights
at Thirty third. Central avenue, Thirty-sixth
Belmont and the Union street bridge, as
we'll as an oil lamp near the stock pens
The {. i p. points are Central avenue
Thirty-sixth, Ihirty-seyenth and Thirty
eighth. The H., J.. Il c. must put lights al
nearly every street crossing its tracks. The
railroad companies are to maintain and
light the lamps.
Rev J. X. MckalliP. who has been at
tending the Ohio Synod at Cincinnati this
week, is home again, and will fill the pul pit
in the First Presbyterian Church to-day.
Elder Monroe, who has been away during
tie week, has returned and will hold the
usual services at the Christian Shurch this
morning and evening.
Rev. 7. II. Taylor will fill the pulpit in
the South Bcllaire ~ L. Church this morn.
ing and evening.
The Princess got out yesterday aud is
now running in her old trade.
Mr.. S. H. Lee has discovered what he
supposes to be a fine lot of rich clay near
this place. He is now engaged in testing
it and if it turns out TO be good material
for the manufacture Of fire brick and thing
he will try and organize company for the
making of the above articles.
The Republican demonstration failed to
materialize. Bad weather and no enthuS'
asln the cause.
The case Of officer Leach against Amos
Shepperd was heard before the Mayor, aud
Mr.. Shepperd was held in a bond Of $500
fer his appearance at court.