Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
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BELLAlRE,

Everything IN this city has been Jog,
ging" along at an easy gait for the past
week. Orders at the glass factories are
still encouraging, but are not coming in as
fast as they might. The steel works and
the nail works are running steadily, and
the nails cut at the factory use up the pro
Duct Of kegs of fifteen coopers. The win
dow houses find no reason to complain, in
deed, the Crystal is happy in the thought
that her pile Of glass is growing materially
less. Amusements are few and far be-
tween. Several small parties were given
last week and the attendants at the hops
given by the Silver Leaf and Aerial Clubs
report a very pleasant time. Several mar,
risges are on the tspis. So far this year
the First ward carries the banner for con.
tracts OF this nature. When Bellaire is
prosperous hslving sorrows, ETC., appears
10 be a catching fancy with our yonng
people.
The produce market is not abuntantly
stocked at present. Apples remain plenty
but dealers complain that they are rotting
very fast. Owing to corner which one
Of our gardeners has on celery, that edible
has stifened in price for home grown.
Foreign celery retails at 5 cents per bunch
while the native brings cents. Turkeys
have not begun to arrive in any quantities
as yet, but it is thought that our rural
friends will bless US in this direction after
TO-DAY. Chickens are not scarce bu, the
product of their labor is. Hen fruit is Is
Gems dozen, and the hen itself can be
purchased for the came price as dozen
Of eggs. This class OF labor is overpaid,
Where in this broad earth Of ours can you
End human who can earn what he values
himself at for II days work. True, q
great many beings could earn more than
o:her people tbitk they are worth
il less time than that. In
this case the subject would
bear the same relation 10 the purchasing
class, az the hen. Butter is sold from Is
to 25 cents Good country butter always
commands 3 to 5 cents mora than the i'm
ported article, but its the influence Of the
latter that is causing so much cheap bu..
ter.
Miss Minnie Bates gave masqu ersde
party to her young friends last nigh, at
her home in the lst ward
About II couples danced to the music
of Foster at the hop given by the Aerial
club. on Friday night.
The Bellsire Building and Loan Com.
pauy meets to morrow evening.
The Niagara rink is being nicely paper
ed and fixed up Both risks had fair
crowds last night
BUSH es was better amcng our mer
chants yesterday, than for several weeks
A good trade is looked for this week.
PERSONAL
Henry Rodewig has been sick for several
days.
Two more Of our young gentle men talk
Of going into the jewelry business.
A crowd Of our young ladies will spend
Thanksgiving out on the B L o.
Dora Cochran is sssis ling in the Office Of
the Bellaire nail works
Mrs. Frank Robinson is vititiog friends
in the northern part Of the State
NJ. Craft has returned from q bpsiness
tip to the East.
Mr.. Houston, as president OF the Y. N
C, A., is the right person in the right place.
Andrew Roeder informs Us that be will
not be candidate for Mayor under any
circumstances.
Miss Alice Rankin f1ds teaching school
at Cambridge a pleasant duty.
John Moth talks Of taking the contract
for delivering the B & o. express goods in
this city.
Looks as if Hughes and Hell would not
come to any agreement TO dip the cedars
in contest.
Mrs Vim Harvey is visiting friends in
Franklin.
Noah RitDer raft d eff his watch last
night,
Will Long ia rtcoverirg sloRly from q
spell Of sickness
Miss Nora Lcgs1 is vi.iiiug friends in
Moundsville
Il is ssid that one OF our popular boot
and shoe clerks will soon be. married.
John W. Duncan hes entered the Wheel
ing Business College,
Miss Lizzie Piper left lssl night TO visit
friends in the country.
Some OF our people will 90 up % see
Clara Norris st tic Opera House on
Wednesday evening.
VIII Hell, Of this eity AID Jack Moore,
Of Martins Ferry. raced in shells for two
miles on the Ohio, Yesterday afternoon.
Moore beat By abou, Eve lengths. :.
John Pearson. eyed l9. promising
young nsu who Ietided in The Fourth
ward, died yesterday asrnOen Of con.
sumption.
The choirs OF tkia city sill meet for prss'
d q Tuesday evening.
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