Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
BELLAIRE.

The social given at the home of Mrs. L.
X. Sheldon, last night was a very pleasant
affair.
James Harrison and wife celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary Of their marriage on
Monday evening.
Council and the Board of Education both
had meetings last night.
There was a good crowd from here in at.
tendance at the ball game yesterday.
A number of Wheeling feeders are cutting
nails at the mill. but the nailers from Wheel
ing, who CAME down here to work were not
allowed.
Michael Connors and Mas Jane Duffy
we're married by Father Gull yesterday
morning.
A darkey and a white man had an en-.
counter. White man was locked NJ but
the darkey escaped
Rev. T. H. Taylor and Rev. DR.. Williams
leave TO day for Conference
The Aerial Club, Gravel Hill, reorgan.
lied last night. The club will have is
headquarters in McKelvey hall.
Isaac Blum has returned from the East,
where he purchased large stock OF goods
The -Etns, National and Goblet works
are busy getting their furnaces ready 10 re.
ceive glass.
The First and Second Presbyterian Sun
day Schools will join in an excursion to the
beautiful Walnut Grove, at Martins Ferry.
on Saturday 18Th inst. A grand basket
picnic, good music, chorus singing, led oy a
cornet and special programme of exercises
and amusements by the happy oGildrer, will
be the order OF the day, Members :! the
schools will be furnished with free tickets.
Others desiring to attend can procure
tickets for the round trip-children 10 cents
and adults 20 cents. Train leaves {. ~ P.
Depot at Q o'clock o. n, city Tine, return
ing early in the evening.
Hon. J. L. Thomas spoke on prohibition
in the City Hall last night to fair au,
dience.
Mrs, George Keller, Of this city, carried
of the prize for the handsomest and neatest
haIdiwork at the State Fair, on he Island,
last week.
Everything was quiet at the lookup yes
terday. One or two persons are suIl busy
on the stone pile.
Patrick Welby, an old citizen Of Be!aire
died yesterday morning at | | clock. Mr.
Welby was one OF the Oldest Irish citizens
CT this place, and during long and useful
life formed large circle o! friends, BY his
manly. oren, straight forward course His
funeral will take place with RelIiem High
Mass at : clock this morning, from St.
Johns Church.
Edward Robinson, Louis Over and Miss
Laura Robinson returned yesterday TO col
lege in Washington, Pa. Master Eiward
will learn 10 be doctor, while ouis n.
tends 10 be minister, so We are informed.
J. W. Mclaughlin, Democratic nominee
for Representative from Belmont county,
made b;s first visit to this city since his
nomination yesterday. Mr.. Mclaughlin a.
once impresses a stranger rs q thoroughly
plain man and one who would treat he Peo.
pie fairly if sent TO the Legislature.
The news cone, 10 IS th-t he
Crockery Citys were downed o-aiu by the
Globes This tine j; was wor5e defeat
than the FIRST How our toys mrst Law,
pounded their balls TO have mad" } runs
But they sad they wou!d 10 il AID n" look
Of determination that ac.JmuG-..d hat rs
sertion made US feel thu, hey y3-'d The
Crockery City5 got four ruus 40 o: whit'
they made in the last inning Bnllair" viii
realize pretty soon that she has e. good pal
club.
Mr.. W. +. Tntcrluber, OF this county, was
lucky man at the West yir-iuia State
Fair bis year. He took thirty-one prem,
iums altogether, thirteen first and seven
teen second and one sweepstake prize on
swine, poultry, bees and honey. Mr. nter'
zNher takes yrrai pride in the care Of h,a
stock, and everything abont his place, and
it ia not surprising that he succeeded in car
rying off these price. His young stock re.
;Iecis credit upon the owner.