Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-20
BELL.AIRE.

The News Notes Of the Day Gathered and
Condensed.
The Board of the Etna Glass Works met
Yesterday and reorganized. The officers OF
the company remain the same. The direc-
tors will be the same this year as last, with
one exception, Mr.. James Rosser taking thes
place of Mr.. A. Roeder. The Etna has
good showing Tor 1884. considering the
dulIness OF that year, and the books show
that good management has been main
tained.
The Colonel although @ couple OF weeks
late, in the inside Of his mammoth edition,
saws the short line 10 Martins Ferry, which
is doomed by hardup correspondents,
would be good thing. Right yor are.
The Democratic peper that is to be
started this week is to have no connection
what ever with the defunct sheet but rs to
be a paper that viii please the Democracy
of Belmont county, aud the proprietors In
tend that it shall spread its brilliant rays
over large list OF supporters. We wish
Messrs. lockwood and King great sue
cess.
st. Vincent de Paurs Conference and the
Ladies Aid Society Of the S. john
Church have decided on lecture for the
benefit OF the poor OF Bellsire. Some
Wheeling parties will take part in the enter
tainment. ST. Patricks day, March IL, has
been the day set for the discourse.
The Tribune wants the city which Is
nearly busted row, to give employment
to large number of the idle men about
town. 1t is good suggestion if the city
finances were in good condition, bat TO put
men to work on the streets and then make
them wait for months on their money is
almost as bad as loafng.
One Of the rooms in the Central Building
was dismissed for some reason yesterday.
The skaters on the back.water near the
warehouse Of the Bellaire Nail Works had
a good time yesterday.
Mr. Courtland Rankio, of. NJ. Maring
& Co. the oil men, was in Martins Ferry,
Yesterday engaged in contracting with the
glass houses for benzine, for 1885.
To Germany and return for $40 is pretty
cheap fare, and some OF our people will take
advantage Of the low rate.
The funeral OF Miss Kate Owens, OF Bel
mont, which took place from St. Johns
church, was we'll attended yesterday BY O
large number OF sorrowing friends.
The Methodist churches are continuing
their revivals.
Mrs. Adam Jenkins and child were
buried yesterday afternoon.
George Thompson, Of Brilliant, o., is in
town.
Albert Emery buried little child yester-
day.
The police find everybody in 6rst class
order, and the Mayor says its dull
DR.. Hirst is announced 10 lecture on
Love, Courtship and Marriage, in the N.
L. Church, on Thursday evening.
The river fell rapidly Yesterday and
very one was thankful.
The south pump at the Water Works has
nj been changed as yet and kept up the
pounding racket all day yesterday.
Mat. Hast is out on the road again.
Miss Lizzie Dukes, Of Homestead, Pa,
is in the city.
Mr.. Sharp. and daughter Jessie, returned
y, s,erday from Steubenville.
Mr.. Adam Faupel will resign as Water
v orks trustee.
The delinquent tax books are at Whites
dug store.
Is there any money in the food sufferers
f nd1
A number Of chimneys about town need
r. pairing Just now. The storm Of last Fri-
dpy night was too much for them.
Merchants Protective Union meets to-
night.
Walter Darrah was among his friends here
y sterday.
The country roads are in very bad con-
di,ion, and the milk men are complaining.
The Andes passed up last night on time.
Rev. W. B. Long, Of the Church Of God,
is holding protracted meetings at Franklin,
out the B. & o.
Mrs DR.. Grafton has returned from
visit with country friends.
Postal Cards VIII be Made no Longer:
That is because they are just long enough
now, being exactly five inches long.
| Brosn's Iron Bitters will not be made in
any respect different from what il now is
Because experience has shown that il is