Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-06
BELLAIkE.
The Enterprise Window Glass Works
Closes UoWn-Uther Factories to Fellow.

The Enterprise Window Glass Works
closes DOWN other Factories to Fellow.
The Enterprise window glass works
closed down last night for an indefinite
time. II is reported that the Beilsirs
works will also shut down in a short time,
and it is announced that all the window
houses will close from April LIST to Septem-
Der. This, in addition TO the suspension OF
the flint houses, will make times doubly
irving to many men who have heretofore
earned a livelihood in the glass business.
The Reform Convention will assemble in
City Hall this forenoon at 10 o'clock. Its
platform embodies these principles: Prohi-
| bition of the liquor traffic, enforcement of
laws. purity of the Christian Sabbath, gov
eminent conducted on christian principles,
prohibition of polygamy, and civil service
reform. Rev. W. T. Mills, of Cleveland,
will address the convention and present
plans TOR organization. He will also speak
this and tomorrow evenings.
Damp Sherman got into trouble while
out at GAINESVILLE, but he quickly cleared
himself in the eyes of the law.
Mr.. C. NJ. Hogg, of Cadiz, was shaking
hands with Bellaire friends yesterday
Mr.. Henry Over left for Cleveland yes
terday.
De Witt Danford, ESQ.,, of ~Crabapple,
was in the city yesterday.
The striking glassworkers were buoyant
Yesterday over a report received from Mar
inns Ferry that the Elson glass works was
| going to. resume work; but a later report
dispelled this shadow OF a hope"
j. J.. McDermott returned yesterday from
a lying trip to Columbus. Mac is sus.
peeled of securing a soft place for some
fortunate fellow under the new admins
tration.
Mr.. Mahlon Wilson is enjoying a brief
recreation at Colorado Springs, Col.
A party of Wheeling young folks at
tended our skating rink last night, and a
merry evening was passed by ell present:
The revival meeting now being held in
the Church of God is meeting with much
encouragement in the way of CONVEX,
sions, n~inety-one persons having joined the
church.
Robert Moore, of Mt. Pleasant, has Sc.
cured a situation in Andy Truman's barber
shop.
Mr.. G. S. Evans has gone to Uhrichsyille,
where he thinks Of locating some time
soon.
DR.. Williams preached a sermon to the
young men, in the First M. D. Church, last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Littleton are visit
ing friends in Mt. Pleasant.
Hon. Samuel Hilles, Belmont county
Legislator, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Williams, Of the Fourth
ward. returned to Beaver, Pa, College yes
terday, having fully recovered from the re
cent illness.
Literary exercises will be held in the
High School this afternoon.
William Tallman, Esq, Of this city, is ly
ing seriously i'll at his fathers home, near
Morristown, o.
Mr.. John Camp and wife, Of the South
Side, are visiting Brilliant friends.
George King has secured a clerbship in
julius Schwabs dry goods store.
The Minister'S Aid Society of the South
Bellaire NJ. E. Church has elected a board
of officers to serve for the ensuing six
months. The society meets each alternate
Wednesday evening.
Business is exceedingly dull in police cir
cles.
Candidates for city and township Offices
| are getting amazingly plentiful these days.