Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-18
the marks at Pittsburg and Wheeling q
taken by John Cochran, sr., residing soo'e
Martins Ferry: ="
BELLAIRE,

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| News Notes and Pcrsonais-
There was nothing startling in this CITY
yesterday. The cold weather has dried up
the mud and things are assuming their
natural state again. Trains are running
on time again on all the roads except the
B., z. & c., which will also be ready Tor
business in q short time. All the needy
are clothed and provisions are constantly
received from all the near towns. fester'
dsy hundreds of people from this city were
| out looking at the damage to near oy towns.
The Princess did good business yester'
| dsy.
The public schools will resume to-day.
Services were held in all the churches
yesterday.
A little son of Jacob schramm is down
with the measles.
Thomas Stevens has gone to work in the
B & o. yard as night clerk.
The Bellaire window glass works Will set
pots to-day. 1t is thought they will be
able to blow by Wednesday night.
A new platform has been put around the
C. & P. depot in this city. The telegraph
wires have been repaired and WORK Will DC
continued this week. -,
Miss Maggie Barnhill will give party to
her friends tomorrow night.
DR., Willets will give the last lecture OF
the course in the Disciples church on
Thursday evening.
party to his friends the latter part Oh THIS
month.
Mr.. Rex, manager of the skating rink,
will 20 West to start his next rink. He
will be back again next winter.
The Buckeye Building and Loan Com
pany will meet in the compauy's office on
Thirty-third street this evening at o'clock.
The merchants in this city are having
big sale OF wet goods.
Mr.. w. B. Naylor has opened up a re.
Union street.
Frank Litten and wife are visiting friends
Patsy Daugherty was among his many
friends in this city last Saturday.
Mr.. W. c. Burgundthal and wife ere at
Powhattan.
Mr.. ]. II. Scarborough will tr4ve' for an
Eastern firm.
The skating rink has closed and now a
large number of our society LADIES ana
gentlemen Will lapse into state OF MEAN
choly.
The bakers of this city have been rushed
with orders for the last week or two.
The meat shop on the east side OF the
the public square has closed its doors.
The gas is still very poor and in many
parts OF town the supply is entirely cut
oil.
a young child OF Elijah Criswell died
l6,t Saturday.
Mr.. T. Irwin, formerly of this city, but
WHO hiss been practicing law in the west for
II last two years, is in the city seeing his
f; ends. =,
II thought the nail factory will be able
| to resume operations the latter part OF this
week.
The mill cooper shop is being rapidly
r. built. A force OF men worked on 1t all
psy yesterday. Q.
Yesterday from o clock tell 3 p. NJ.
The Union Window Glass Works are
preparing to blow on Wednesday.
The old bridge over Indian run has been
| torn away and new one will be built.
Mrs. Conrad Smith is out again after six
weeks of sickness.
Mr., Lou, atttelle is laid up with very
! sore hand.
Work has been commenced on the fouh.
| dation OF Mr., Christian Bippus' new store
room in the Fourth ward.
Seventy five thousand dollars is the loss
| 70 the manufactures in this city.
Several of the c. IL p. men have been de.
tanned on the other end OF the road since
before the flood.
Mr.. George Godhans has moved his fami
" into the residence of his fatheT.in.law,
Mr.. Faupel, in the Fourth ward.
Mr.. John Price, formerly of the c. e p.
freight office, but now Of GAINESVILLE, was in
the city yesterday.
VIM. Boswell leaves this week for visit
to Toledo and Detroit.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Episco-
pslian Church will meet on THURSDAY even
ing at the home Of Mr.. John Gallaher, OF
the Fifth ward.
Rev. Walker will receive his Bible class
at his rooms in the Fourth ward Wednes-
dry evening.
Mr. Alex Gallsher has been promoted to
clerk in the Il. & o. office.
Quite number OF persons from Wheel.
ing were in the city yesterday.
Nothing new at the Mayors Court up
till yesterday evening. The boys are on
their good behavior.
new timetable went into effect on the
B. 4 o. last night at IL o'clock.
The GAINESVILLE accommodation has been
dis tipDad