Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
BELLAIRE.

Mrs. WOoQDfluge mas Detu dunouncSu W
speak. Perhaps that lady will cancel her
engagement bere-if so, the oratorisl work
is already done and the voice Of the ballot
is the only enlightener ahead. The steep
and oily wire puller will do effective work
tomorrow, indeed it would not be surpris
ing if they would begin their heavy work as
early as this evening. The indications al
the present writing are not encouraging to
either party as far as Belmont county is
concerned A light vote is looked for, al
though he energetic over the county may
succeed in getting pretty much all of the
unirteTested or dissatisfied to the polls.
There is one Thing undenisbly certain aud
that is that the vote Of the Prohibition
patty will be materially increased in Bel
mont county, notwithstanding the grea.
weight brought to bear on the DR.. Leonard
men.
A ". Bsges has left on business trip
TIE Princess and the upper ferry have
both fit the effect Of the Davis Island
dam. The former has been compelled to
ley up and the latter has hard work making
landings, owing to the lowness of the river
The nail feeders benefit in the Niagara
rink on next Saturday evening will be one
of the largest affairs Of the season. Already
large number of tickets have been sold
A series OF races is advertised and the event
will draw largely from Wheeling, as some
skaters from the Nail City are interested in
the big race.
Jas Elton has concluded the plumbing
work on ]. D. Tsylors residence in Cam
bridge.
Rev. Mr.. Keller was formally received by
his congregation at q reception social in the
First NJ. Z. Church on Friday evening.
The usual services are announced for that
churcb:to-day.
The Niagara rink will open for the season
This week. The manager informs us that
the rink will be run on strictly business
principles this winter. The building is to
be nicely painted on the interior and the
| floor will be put in the best possible condi-
ton at once. The little chaps are warned
not to continue the cspers of the past or they
will be excluded from the floor.
| The Bellaire Goblet Works will resume
in full tomorrow Over ESQ men and boys
will be put to work.
w. K. Naylor is still in the East buying
holiday goods.
The furnace OF the Bellaire Nail Works is
in better condition than it was few months
ago. owing to the new lining that has been
mt on the inside of the furnace.
No games are announced for the Globes
IS yet
The Buckeye Building and Loan Com.
pspy holds its monthly meeting to morroW
nh h.
he Wiling Workers of the Episcopal
Clu oh are doing some excellent work about
that ediice in the way of decorations.
Tee funeral of Mics Annie Boswell, olieN
dsugbrer Of Joseph Boswell, of Gravel Hill
who died at Der home on Friday night, will
take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock
Annie bad large circle of young frieuds
who feel deeply the loss of one go dear t.
them. After great battle of severa
weeks with the typhoid fever she had suti
GENTLY recovered. it was thought, to allow
her to visit down town last Saturday. She
wss taken suddenly worse after her return
home and the relapse that came on ended
in her death.
The Erns glass works will begin to.mor.
row TO turn out colored glass. This factory
has lsrge number of new patterns which
are very tasty.
Next Wednesday, Anton Fox bottle
blower, and Miss Maggie O'MalleY will be
united in marriage.
Lon Battele is getting better.
Miss Annie Sellars has returned from
Moundsvile.
More school teachers are to be employed
by the Board of Education.
The New Orleans Minstrels drew large
crowd last night.
The Flint Glass workers will receive no
paw until next Saturday.
Only about one-third Of the persons I'M.
der school age attend the public schools.
The Gas Company lost nothing by max
Ing additions to its works. The natural fuel
so much sought after, appears to be out OF
reach.
The Glass City Building Associations
met last Monday night but sold no money.
The Glooe House has new clerk.
The political meetings last night were
we'll attended.
The idea of introducing work on tenn
peIance in the public schools is good.
| Mr.. Craft and wife are back from Mt
Pleasant, o.
Louis Over aud Edward Robinson are
home from college.
The g. & P. yard engine is home from
Wellsville, where it WAS nicely reprinted
and fixed up.
The Montefore Benevolent Society will
devote all moneys in its hands to charitable
purposes all kinds.
Joseph Sonnebourne will have q grand
opening next Friday and Saturday even
ings.
A. Wiley is able to attend to his duties at
his news depot.
The Niagara rink was well attended last
night.
Miss Nellie Hoge has returned from a
witt with Miss Cora Carr, in PittSburg.
A number of people from here were up
70 See Lotts last night at the Opera House.
Most all OF the candidates were in town
yesterday.
George Stevens is still in Pittsburg having
good time.
Rev. Elijah Henderson has returned from
a trip to 0berlin, and will hold the usual
services in the Second NJ. Z Church to day.
Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, Preaident Of
the Ohio W. C. T. u, will speak on prohi'
bition at the City Hall on Monday evening.
Rev. ]. K. McKallp will attend to the
baptism of children this morning, and will
discuss the authority Of the church for the
admission of the little ones to this sealing
ordinance. Rev. William CASTOR will
preach OF night
Elder W. q. Wilson, Of Quaker City,
will preach this morning and evening at the
Christian Church, exchanging with Rev. j.
NJ Monroe.
An effort is being made TO get the B. &
O. coal miners to strike again.
A number of young people from here at
tended the Sunday school convention in
Mourd sville Yesterday.
Will Buchannon and Frank Hall have
gone South.
Samuel Cary, for the Democrats and
General Beaver, for the Republicans made
things lively last night. The show and the
rink also drew largely.
The BeIlaire Nail works continues to run