Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-21

BKLLAIRK
An Interesting B.dess Of News carrelied

An Interesting buogee OF news CArroueo
At the home Of Michael McKelvey last
night Ed. McKelvey and his bride gave
banquet to their friends =
The creek was covered with skaters an
day yesterday. This morning the ice maA
win go to work piling axay the CLASSY ard
Gle for summer use -
Rev. Henderson viii begin another -
ries Of meetings in the Second N. 4.
Church tonight.
The Colonel has q great time to supply
the demand for his growing sheet 10 hear
him talk.
The steel works viii not be started at
present The heating furnaces are on. but
unless the min gets its supply Of steel from
some other place, the nail factory cannot
run over q week.
Turn the rascals out" from original
matter in the Tribune. Keep your boots
on until after March 4, then ell differences
win be headed
The Aoor Of the rink win be finished this
morning. The manager win have matters
arranged to have grand opening to-uor.
row night. -
Mr.. Nick May, of Marings Hart 4 Co, is
James Wells. secretary Of the Bellairs
Window Glass works, is ill His physician
thinks that he win be able 10 break tho fever
which has slight hold on him.
Hardly an industry in the city made any
money during 1885
Ben. Fairs has gone to Cincinnati to
school.
The Colonel wants everybody who has
any money TO spend il What are the peo-
pie going 10 do IL another depression comes
ON the heels of this onef We'd all be-in
the same box then, and need government
aid. Here's. some advice from an un-
tu.ored brain: "when you make money,
save some Of it IL you can, and when times
are hard live economically and charitably."
The Belmont and the Pittsburg coal
works are idle on sccount ofthe high water.
At the first mentioned bank the drivers
have refused to accept reduction OF 20
centsper day.
The Grand Army boys installed officers
last night.
The wreck of the old West Wheeling
ferryboat can be plainly seen on the rail
road piers.
Eldorado Circle will give an entertain
ment. A committee has been appointed to
make arrangements.
The poor of Omaha, Neb., are sending TO
bis city for relief. The citizens are sending
letters to the business men here.
Dr., Hirst will give a good lecture to-uor'
row evening in the First NJ 3. Church.
The South N. E. and the M. 4. Church
are both holding protracted meetings:
C. Rumbach is home from visit in
West Virginia.
Annie johnson, aged IL, gave very
pleasant birthday party to number oil her
friends.
George W. Yost, Of the Bellaire Bottle
Works, was in Pittsburg Yesterday.
There is still $40 due on the monument.
and Mr.. John Eberle, the builder. tired Of
waiting on his money, has given the amount
due to an attorney for collection.
Mr.. Clark Jones, Of 'Pittsburg, is the
guest of w. ID. Jones, the news dealer.
VIM. Cunningham is out again after .
short spell of sickness.
Ross Wells, OF Massillon, is in town.
Thos. Dickson, roadnaster on c. K F.,
was in town yesterday.
Elwood Murphy and s. L. Jones, two OF
the young gentlemen who were examined
for West Point, were in the city yesterday
and were examined physically. Who's the
cadet2
Thos. Lilly has purchased Dump Sher-
mans trotter we are informed.
TT, Scales & Bro. OF Beallsyille, will oc.
cupy Mr.. Geo. Evans place after the LIST Of
March. Mr.. Evans will seek another place
for his business.
Several of our people went to Burrs mills
for short visit yesterday.
Nick Baker says he is willing to get mar
ried if he can find girl who wants to keep
him