Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-01
BELLAIRE.

The township trustees were in session yes
terday afternoon.
The old dmeat store opposite central school
is being transferred to Sheets addition.
Owen Mcclure watchman of the b. 4 o.
cut at Warnock, was hit by something from
a passing engine and paint lily injured.
The funeral Of Will E. Hesthingtou took
place yesterday afternoon and was we'll at
tended.
Some seats have been sold for the Thomas
concert in Wheeling.
The Leslie brothers merited all the sp.
plause they received at the Niagara rink
last night
Cbas IaRoche furnished the Echo Club
with the music q. their hop last nigh, in
the Fourth Ward.
Several families have moved here from
Mipgo.
George Grafton. of Marietta, is in town.
Julius Armstrong, of Armstrong; Mills,
was in town on business yesterday.
Some repairs would be advisable on the
alley between Union and Belmont streets
connecting Thirty and Thirty-third
streets.
James Sellars, Jr., suffers from broken
arm.
The Globe Base Ball Club re organized
and elected officers as follows: President
Frank Archer; Vice President, Joseph
White; Secretary and Treasurer, ID. g..
Banks; Manager Fl. G.. Hartenstein.
Rev. j. c. Hench, the well known Prohi.
bitionist was in town yesterday.
Ii the appointment OF Rev. John Williams
to the chsplaincy Of the United States Army
is fact we tender congratulations.
The Globe Base Ball Club will secure the
Niagara rink one night for benefit.
Rev. Il. NJ. Brown and Rev. +. Hender.
son are home from attendance at the St
Clairsville Presbytery.
Thomas Shelly vii! erect home for him.
self.
Additions and repairs are to be made to
the Belmont glass works
Nick Barker will accompany the Sun
Flower fishing club down the river.
A full audience is wanted by the Ohio
Valley Trades Assembly at its open meet
ing in City Hall, on next Sunday.
The social circle OF the South Bellaire NJ.
L. Sunday school is oihcered as follows:
President Rev T. II. Taylor; vice. president
Miss Maggie Bamtord; secretary, j. +.
Francis. assistant secretary, Miss LYDIA
Fish; treasurer, w. ID Blackiston. The
next meeting of the circls will be held on
Wednesday evening, May 18th,
Fourth ward residents are bothered with
flower thieves
Mr.. John r. Cow, Of this city, is now the
representative Of the New York Crockery
and Glass Journal for Wheeling and the
OHIO Valley.
The Heatherington band was out again
yesterday afternoon in full uniform.
John Bigelow, one OF our we'll known citi.
zens. will turn farmer.
Allison Thorn nson is desirous Of starting
class in shorthand.
One of the heating furnaces at the nail
works has been rebuilt, and was tried yes.
terday and found satisfactory.
Lynch Brothers shoe store is now located
on Union street.
John McEntee, the gentleman who has
faithfully carried the REGISTER over the B.
& o. to this city every morning for several
years, died in Benwood yesterday after four
weeks illness. Mr Mullen has taken his
place as bridge watchman.
VIM. CASTOR and wife, Of Cleveland, are
in town.
The Elysian and the Niagara Polo Club
should play q match game as both are crow.
ing.
Scott Borbam has gone to Colorado.
The Catholic schools have large attend.
ance at present.