Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-12
BELLAIRE.

ating class of 'S5 Yesterday the remain-
ing portion Of il took their books and left
the high school So we are to have no
graduating exercises. No ice cream or ad'
diiional expense for being showed from the
study room on TO the path of thorns and
everyday troubles. Wha. reform the
class has wrought uncons ciously. Every
member had been examined for proficiency
and found capable, but the work Of facing
an audience and delivering speech or an
essay was vet to come. There was dis
agreement about the way the superintend.
ent cared for them. They felt they had
not received the encouragement they de-
served. The talk of the young girl gradu'
ate beginning to loom up was premature,
and after this the privileged editor will
handle this subject more carefully. The
class was composed of twelve members,
eight OF whom were girls.
Gas operators will try it again in this
neighborhood.
Sam Braidon is home from Kansas.
President John Weir, Of the United Nail
ers' Association, is in Pittsburg on busi'
ness.
An infant child of John Coulson died yes
terday
The Niagara and the Elysian clubs have
benefit in the Niagara rink tonight.
Last evening the colored carnival and
dance at the Ely sian rink was well attended.
Nick" Tice, Of the Bottle works, will
leave Bellsire.
J. W. Shannon, of St. CIairsville, was in
town yesterday.
Lecture about Japan in the L. p. church
on Thursday evening.
Street Railway held an election for direc.
tors yesterday.
The body Of AIorzo Young, Of this city
drowned at Mouudsville, has been recov.
cred.
Township Trustees have levied Es follows;
Township mile, road mile, pike mile,
additional roGI ] mile, total y miles.
Trustees OF The First NJ. 4 ChuIal met
last night in Chas. Crafty s office.
ihos. McCafreys home was on fire yes
rerday, bat there was no damage,
The mould makers OF the Belmont glass
oIks ale out on strike.
lev. Hallett and vito, ef CentFeyille. are
IN Town.
Manager Hardinstein. of the Globe Ball
Club will put the boys in good order at
OLCe.
! dance two weeks hence is being ar
ranged for at the Eysisn rink.
Frank Young and Sarah Schabbit have
,oined hands for life.
Ed. Flaccus of Wheeling, he'd the num-
Der at Jas. Corbets that drew the musical
album.
The workmen at the bottle works will
continue if the rest OF the town does loaf
Bellaire occupants OF the county prison
have the sympathy of the community.
The proprietor Of the Erie House, VIM.
Chambers, will go west
A new German class is being organized.
We have only two ice men at present.
DECORATION DAY.
Spsngler Post, No. 80. 6. A. r., at its
last meeting appointed the following CON
mittee TO make arrangements tor the proper
observance OF Decoration Day: Sol. Love,
Wm. Wesley James W. Smith, N. l..
Austin, John Pri,chard, Thomas Collins
and W. D. Jones
Comrade James McFadden was appointed
Chief Marshal for the day.
The committee has secured Comrade Lo.
renzo Dsuford Of St. ClairsviIle, as orator
Of the day.
The Post extends q cordial invitation 10
all societies in Bellaire to meet them on
that occasion, and participate in the cere-
monies, and sincerely hopes that they will
accept the invitation, and notify either the
Marshal or the committee of their accept
snce Of the same, so that they can be as.
sig,.ed proper place in the line.
The Post hereby renews its invitation to
the fremen Of Bellaire to turn out with the
Post on that day. and hopes they will see
proper to reconsider their former action, and
Join with the G. 4. r 10 paying its an
nual tribute to the memory Of the Nations
dead.
A cordial invitation is extended TO the
teachers ard pupils Of the public schools to
ioin with the g. A. X. in the ceremonies,
and as the parade win be short one, there
being no ceremonies 10 town, it will not be
90 iaiiguing as heretofore.
". d. Joyys,
Caersf.-y