Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-21
BEELAIRE.

The trouble at the Bellaire works remains
the same. No concessions have been asked
on either side; in fact both parties are pa
tiently waiting on each other. President
j. r. McCourtney has taken Western trip
and it is thought nothing can be done to-
ward starting during his absence. \ West
ern breeze may put him in a starting hu'
NOR.
W. Ii. Rollen, Of Cuyahoga Falls, o.,
writes to this city asking if We are in need
Of Superintendent for our public schools.
Mr.. X. is capable OF teaching u branches
and holds State certificate.
Council did considerable work at its last
session. Itwas decided to erect new hose
house in the Fourth ward. The Finance
Committee reported the following resolu.
ton:
Be it Resolved by the Council Of the City
Of Bellaire, The the following levy be and
the same is hereby made for the ensuing
year: General fund, mill; street and alley
fund, 2 mills; police fund, ! mill; fire
department fund mill; interest and prin.
pal fund, mill; water works bond fund,
2 mills; sewer fund, |! mill; total, 8 mills.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engln.
GERS paid Mrs. John Barlow, 81 500.
The water works reservoir was successful
ly cleaned yesterday Enough water was
Kept continually in the pipes TO supply the
city.
Henry Maule has had his bushes, room
decorated with h .njsome guilt paper
number of beautiful picturcs and a clerk in
the form Of John Stroble.
Abou, ten Of onr people will leave shortly
to look through the West
Several parties from here were in attend
ance at wedding in Bridgeport last
evening.
Tie coal miners have resumed work in
one or two banks
DR.. c. S. Albertson went East yesterday.
Prot. A. A. Clark has accepted the Sup
erintendency Of the Woodsfeld schools.
The Mother Goose carnival in the First
PRESBYTERIAN church tonight will be enter
tanning. Come and give the young folks
lift.
Hell will probably not row anybody from
present appearances. His hackers are
either afraid, or find money is too scarce,
probably the latter.
A great many of the stockholders Of the
Etna and Belmont Glass Works would
gladly start up, but il seems nothing will be
done but "see-saw.
The gentleman who will succeed Ben
Morris as mail agent on the c. d 7. halls
from Warren, Pa.
Memorial services will be preached next
Sunday by Rev. T. II. Taylor.
The marrow gauge will change time again
in q few days.
The W. c. T. L. meets at the home Of
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe this afternoon.
It'd Shuttleworth is getting in splendid
trim Tor his race with Albert.
Mrs. E. S. Armstrong will open Q sum.
ner hotel on the Mouadsville camp ground
in q short time.
Polo clubs went to Wheeling and Mar.
un's Ferry last night in wagons.
The shower last evening was the kind Of
stree. sprinkler that benefits u all.
The !. K. Travis boat club is laying at
Captina Greek. Unlike most fishing parties
this crowd has ample cooking and sleeping
facilities on their boat, and in rainy aud
damn weather find il much more comfort
able than occupying tent II Il safe TO
say the party will have q good time, As It il
com posed Of q Jolly set.
Another match game Of ball will be played
on the commons on Saturday.
The gas works has been asked 10 keep the
refuse Of the works of adjoining premises.
James z. Anderson and wife have re-
turned from Cleveland
A visitor in Union street saloon mon
KEYED with the assistant bartender and Q
little fist fght occurred in which the Yisitoi
figured as second man
There are two letters in the postofhct
waiting on Mrs. Louisa Hively.
School Board meets this evening.
A little child Of gentleman named Bar
ritt wa buried yesterday.
Mrs Flora King. Of Bethel, was ia tow
yesterday.
Anderson Fulton Is selling pianos an
orpars for LaRoche L Kelly.
Jacob Stahl died at his residence a.
O'Clock last evening Of pneunonia OF q
lungs, seed 81 yeats.
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