Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-12
BELLAIRE.
Interesting Batch of News POlntedly Para
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Interesting Batch of News POintedly Para
graphed for Readers.
The work turned out the steel works at
present is remarkable. The employees are
divided into two sections. one part being
known as the day; the other as the night
turn. For the past week one set OF the
workers have We'd with each other as TO
which conld turn out the largest quantity
of steel in day. On Tuesday the night
turn made 81 blows which is equal to $50
tons. They felt good over the bigrun and
smiled as only victors can. Wednesday
morning the day turn went on, all hands
were feeling first-rate and it was concluded
to down the record of 81 blows. At q
quarter of six that evening 80 blows had
been completed and at five minutes of six
they began blowing the 10th heat They
downed the previous record and turned
out 30 tons. We would like to know If
any other of the steel works in this yicin-
ity can down this record.
The new class in bookkeeping began in
the Public schools last week and is getting
along nicely. A number of young ladies
and gentlemen, non-attendants at school
have gone into the class.
Most of the members Of the senior class
of the High School. were at st. Clairsviile
Yesterday attending teachers examine
ton.
Rev. r. NJ. Brown is in Harrison county
to-day holding services.
Most of the churches have an entertain
ment of some kind for Christmas.
Mrs. Henry Piper sprained her back
while engaged at household duties last
week.
The w. R. C. made quite a nice sum out
of it's late festival.
The b. & .. pay car will distribute
| Christmas money this week.
The natural gas company Is making
preparations TO put lights on the corners
of the public square.
John McCafrey will reopen Ritz q Coch-
rams old stand tomorrow.
The naturel gas jets in front OF the stores
on Belmont street light that thoroughfare
nicely.
V. r. Morgan and family are expected
back from Kansas to-day.
The "Mikado company died "a bornin. !"
Capt. w. A. Little, who sprained his
ankle, is recovering.
OOuu 1ODlu 10 lAOL4l - ShOAS A%e'SN
ern trip,
There has been q solid week OF good
skating.
VIM. McGeorge, who injured his hand
while at work at the Stamping Company,
is able to he on duty again.
Union service in the U. p. church to-
day.
It would be well to pay your taxes be-
fore the Goth, and perhaps save penalty.
The office of the planning mill has been
fixed up.
John Abbey has given up his position
as street car driver.
Rev. A. G. Lane will preach in the
First Presbyterian Church to-day.
John Braiden will spend the holidays in
| Kansas.
Mrs. A. Boram is ill with the fever.
The Ohio Valley Foundry was off about
n week on account of the scarcity of iron.
The Buckeye Building and Loan Com
pany meets tomorrow evening.
After the 18th the dry goods and boot
and shoe houses will remain open after
p. nj. q
Council wants to have something to say
about where telephone poles are placed.
Several tOw-boats laid up here last week
but when the ice thinned moved on to
PittsbTg.
The natural gas company will furnish no
more gas for Illuminating purposes.
Mrs. f. c. Morris has received infOrma-
ton from France to the effect that her
grandfather has Just died, leaving her n
fortune of $4,000.
Ionic Lodge, No. 43S +. !!& A. NJ, has rent
ed the hall in the upper story of Cowen,
Sheets 4 Co. s old hank building and will
retit the same for place of meeting. This
move was MADDEN consequence of the liti-
CATION concerning the old. hall now pend
ing between Bellaire Lodge and DIR. Ayers.
HeatheringtOn Bros. have sold the
steamer Dauntless TO Kennedy & Will
liams, of Pittsburg, for 81, 500.
The drama DOLORES" will be presented
in the Elysian theater on Monday, Dscem-
Der 20, by the pupils of st. Johns school.
The price of admission is 80 cents to all
parts of the house.
Ionic Lodge No. 43S, F. & A. NJ, met
last night and elected the following Off.
GERS: w. NJ, M. n. Mercer; S. w., d. Ii.
Darrah; J. w., John CrOzier; Treasurer, A.
Klotz; Secretary, James Grafton; S. D.,
John K. Cow; j. D., Robert Brown; Tyler,
w J. McIain