Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
BELLAIRE.
each leaves for Moundsville

Miss Minnie Leach leaves for Moundsville
to-day.
James Poole buried young son yester-
day evening,
The Bellaire Goblet Works shipped a
good sized order of glass yesterday.
The large engine at the steel plant met
with On accident yesterday that will not be
repaired until tonight.
The morning trains on the c. Il P. road
were delayed several hours by washout
yesterday.
Neither the Buckeye nor the Belmont had
any money to sell on Monday evening.
The Bethel Oil and Gas Company have
completed arrangements to sink another
we'll.
About twentyfour machines were at work
in the factory OF thc Bellsirc Nail Works
yesterday.
The Bellaire City Band is getting ready
for the fall trade, a number OF new pieces
being learned.
A private picnic was held near Warwick
yesterday.
The Telegram will make her usual trip
10 day.
One OF The coal bsrges snnk in the river
below the creek is about 80 feet long and
contains large amount Of coal, some OF
which has been appropriated by parties
who have skits. The sooner the oOstruc,
ton is removed from The channel the better
c. /. Cappcan, an oil man of Pttsburg,
was in town yes erday looking up the work
that is being done BY prospectors.
A. c. Hill the gentlemanly contectioner,
yesterday sold out his business to Thomas
Moore.
Fare to the A. NJ. Z. Church campmeet
ing al Bethel is fifty ceuts for the round
trip.
Morgan q Garrett are preparing to make
coke on the commons near the " +.
A boy named Hammond pounded anoth'
er hoy yesterday and was arrested.
Raspbrrrias are disspp, airing Prices
have been low for the past week
The lower town coal miners are working
for cents a present
b X O. boys will be paid the last OF this
week.
Several Of the nailcrs from here were in
attendsncn Of the meeting OF The United
NaiIers of America in Wheeling, YESTERDAY
The loud report made oy the Riverside
blast furnace on Monday night, drew quite
q crowd of our people to the river bank,
Who though there was Il violent explosion.
The Bsrnesville and the Bellaire parties
who were in attendance at the race at the
Vineyard rink, tell entirely different stories
sbout il. However the contest on Satur-
day night will probably settle matters.
The steel workers will receive their tirst
pay on Friday; the nail factory on Friday
week.
Miss Vene Dorsey, Of Powhsttan, is in
the city, the guest of Mrs. W. c. Bursund-
thai.
John Galaher has begun work on the
Thirty-sixth street sewer.
A number OF glass workers exercised
themselves yesterday laying brick pave
ment on Bridge street.
J. d. Heinein's distribution of slippers
took place last evening.
1t is said that the Pitrsburg parties who
we're boring for oil at Armstrong; failed 10
agree anon themselves and abandoned
further work
Mrs HYDE, OF Gravel Hill, is the owner OF
q child that is not her own. A little girl
Wbuleu u "bFt DhOl WIN 'hO O'u iodJ 'D'
few DAYS while the mother was away. Six
dollars was given to the woman Tor her
protection OF the little one. A few days
have past and now hat it is rwo weeks since
Mrs Hyde took possession of the baby and
the mother has not returned. She feels
that its another case of Il II see YOU later.
People cannot be too careful about such
matters. 4 strange baby is a pretty weighty
gift to poor person.
Ii was mentioned about town thai the
GAINESVILLE race WAS a sell, and the talk
kept several Of our sporting men at home.
The X of l. boys are showing disposl,
ton to 20 back on the Barnesyi!Ie and
Burr's Mills stories.
There was private progressive euchre
party in the First ward last night
Ike manufacturers say thar they can
manufacture @as cheaper han the natural
fuel can be Obtained.