Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
BELLAIRE.

Two weeks more until school begins.
Will Seals is still very i'll with the fever,
4 large crowd will 90 TO MoundsVilie,
to-day, from here.
One of the first ward young gentlemen,
= window GLASS blower, will soon take the
hand of a fair one in wedIock.
Miss Jennie Anderson, Of PittSburg, VINO
has been the guest of Mrs. Freeze Tor tho
past two weeks, returned horne yesterday
Burrs Mills camp ground is almost de-
serted.
V. r. Morgan, of Kansas City, formerly
of this place. is running 4 grocery store Al
b;s nov, home and - d";',s " big bu"incs'
,''S " ~ NO clerks constantly employed.
4. c. Hill has been i'll with the icvcl
since he removed To Beallsvilc, but We are
clad to say he is improving.
Miss Maggie Anderson, of st. Clairsvlllc
is visiting at the home OF Joseph Clements
Parks Il Dickens have the agency iol
Alden's publications. We can furnish any
book you want.
The rev Democratic Daily will be out
about the first of the month
The Bcllairc nail works is erecting new
heating furnaces to take the place OF thu
old ones. The repairs will take two oI
three weeks.
The bottle works has already set foul
new pots since it started.
Jas. Hudson will move his family Il
Pennsylvania.
The fire department returned from New
Philadelphia.
David Stewart and James Johnson
nailers, have gone TO California to work.
4 number of Odd Fellows from here paiC
the BenwoOd lodge lraternal visit las
night.
Round trip tickets with admission tn
Moundsvillc camp grounds over the i. &
o. to-day, 30 cents.
The gates on the fence around the Pub
lie Square are to be taken off, and our peo
pie will then experience the pleasure o
promcnading in park l:).
Trains leave for Moundsville CAM
ground on the y. x O. each day at anC
9:3j n. III. and G:30 p. III.
J. y. Coulson is still in the notion o
moving West, and wants 10 sell out.
Mrs. Reynolds, who fell and broke boil
her arms at Burr's Mills campground il
getting along nicely.
No service in the Episcopal Church TO
day.
Louis Long is recovering from 4 sicl
spell.
A silver watch will be rallied off for tn,
benefit of Mrs. James Sherry.
Thomas Stewart, the grocer, has recOv
cred from an attack of sickness.
John 4. Gallaher will have charge o
the Belmont street crossing case, which i.
now pending in the Supreme Court.
Elsa VonBlumcn will appear at thu
GAINESVILLE fair in bicycle race agains
trotting horse.
Dora Ogle will rattle off a fine re
volycr.
Rev. J. NJ Monroe is still in the West
Bowers & Kerr are paying bills con
tracted by the management of the Niagara
Rink.
The funeral of Joseph Beatty, who die
of congestion of the brain, will take plac,
this afternoon at o'clock.
David c. KennOn, Democratic nOmine,
for Congress from this district, was at the
Windsor Hotel yesterday.
A number of prObationers will be taken
in the South NJ. f. Church this morning
There will be no service in the South NJ
f. Church to-day. Rev. T. F. Keller is al
MOundsyille.
The Tribune is engaged booming the
present municipal administration.
sam Oxford has gone to GAINESVILLE to re.
cuperate.
All members of the Trades Assembly
will meet at p. III. to-day.
VIM. Crozier, who left for Kansas les.
than year ago, to locate, is back home
again.
Bruce Wallace, who has been boarding
at the O'Hara House, has left the city sud.
denly, leaving behind him q $50 board
bill and appropriating valise Of clothes
belonging to another boarder.
Mrs. II. VI. Baron is home from Urbana.
Princess leaves for MOundsyiIle this
morning ar 3 o'clock.
Rev. {. +. Hustled and family have re-
turned from their vacation trip.
Will K. Buehanon, an employe Of the
Government printing Office, is home on a
visit.