Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
BELLAIRE's BUSY BUDGET.
A Mention Of the Events In the GLASS City
for Day.

for Day.
President J. X. Weir. Of the United
Nailers, Rollers and Heaters, "sloved
himself up considerably Yesterday by
alightiug from moving train that was
approaching the station OF West Wheeling.
Mr.. Weir, in his efforts TO catch the ferry
boat, did not comprehend how fast tie
train was moving.
Allen Scrogeins leaves Tor Black Lick,
near Columbus, 10 day, to bring home his
con Charley. who has been living with rel
atives at that place since the death Of MIRA
Scroggins.
It'd ShuttleSorth has returnsd from
East Liverpool where he beat Jas. Reark
younger brother OF the skater that downed
It'd" on Saturday night.
The ball given BY the colured tolks ID
City Hall last night was pleasant affair.
The dance was continued until an early
hour this morning, and q number Of visit.
ors from near towns were present
The Mayor will investigate the charges
against Officer VIM. NJ. Meek and report
his success to Council.
Music by full brasa band tonight at
the Elysian Rink.
Christmas in Bellaire this year will be
somewhat brighter than last. Only few
days before the happy Christmas SO many
had looked forward to 10 1884 the great
glass strike was inauguTstrd, but il has
ended in time 10 allow double celebration
next month.
Every family IN the city that owns q
Bible and who has not seen ii for some
time, should search for it. Rev r. NJ.
Denny is still in town, and is finding how
many Of our people are destitute Of this
great book. So lar aS the gentleman has
gone, the record shows that Bellaire 10 bet
ter Gil in this respect than many towns.
A meeting Of the 7. NJ. c. A. is called
for this evening in the new rooms Of the
Association.
After o visit u several months the smil.
ing face OF Miss Carrie Randolph is again
seen at the delivery window 10 the post.
office.
Mr. Moore, manager Of the Eshesyills
Base Ball Club was, in tovD trying to get
Wm. McGeorge aud "Reddy' Williams TO
sign With thai club. The salary offered
was not Of q persuasive ns.are ard the
boys would lot contract.
Music by foil brass band ,o.Lisht at
the EIysisn Rink
The B 4 o. freight officers yesterday
felt sad and happy because of the great
run Of freight that KEEP! piling into the
yard.
The miners d, this place intended to 90
to Bridgeport yesterday afternoon 10 coz
fer with the diggsrs at that place, bot the
rain caused posiponepeEt Of their
plans.
Miksao ct Charley Shsy's Academy Of
Music ia being attended largely by persons
from this city.
The tin peddlers who have been in town
OF late are selling ware turued out in The
Ohio penitentiary.
Miss Nellie Battelle hes SssD Issds as
sistant teacherin The higL school, and Miss
Jennie S:4E-r, has been made cadet
teacsey.
Myers, the colored chap who was con.
uected with the irolic iB whiea Joaag Gin.
ton was hurt, says ks cad aothiag to 10
with any tro1sls Of the kind.
The B. X o. employees were Fs;d yss.er.
dag.
The noruiag tratn Oh the 81. Clairsyille
sni Northern R,ilSa7 will leave Bridge.
port one hour earlier.
DR.. G. c. Maser leaves Tor New York 10
day to remain until the bolidsJs
Music by Q iull bsasz ksn3 ;cnigb, ii
ths Fivsian nirk