Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
BELLAIRE.

There is q pig on Gravel Hill, Bellslre,
which carries on in a manner that leads
the average person to suspect that 1t is
crazy. For several weeks it has been
racing from one end OF the ward to the
other, soaring old and young alike, who
fail to comprehend what the rooter means.
Last Saturday representative OF this
paper found piggy at his heels trying with
his mouth TO locate pleasant place TO
bite and much against his will the scribe
was compelled TO mount high bank and
stay his antagonist with bouldera. We ssw
the runt later IN the daY and he was at his
old trick Of running everybody who came
near him.
Trains on the B. H. 4 C.. are running
regular now. On Monday several small
land slides delayed trains.
A B. & o. engine was of th2 tack in
the yard Yesterday, BIT was put on again
after considerable hard work
The revivals at the various churches are
still continued.
Business opened upon the river again
yesterday. Beth ferryboAts are now run
ming and the street cars are making con-
nections for Wheeling.
The K. of l.. holds it's regular meeting
this evening.
Duprez 4 Benedicts minstrels at Ii!ch's
Hall to.night
A boy named tac-sUn was leaning back
against a shutter in the window OF the fac.
tory Of the .Etns glass works when it few
open and the boy was dropped into the
alley on the outside in quick order. He
was removed to his hona On Q board and
medical attendance found that q leg was
/ broken
The London Novelty Company was no
good and only played one night.
Mrs. Michael Conroy who died on Mon
day evening, will 5e buried this morning
Ballaire postmaster is not at Chicago.
Why wasn't one of the candidates ene'.
pet;c aud go of to the Garden City to make
/ things solid.
John j. Powell is at Wsrnock Station,
very ILL., and ia not expected TO recover.
II NJ. Denny breaches in the Second NJ.
Z. Church tomorrow night.
James Ferrell was hurt severely in
HeatheriDgton 4 Kelly's coal bank on
Monday night.
Clarence Weirick has accepted q posi-
ton with J. L. Robinson and will not 60
to GAINESVILLE as he had expected.
J. A. Anderson, grocer, OF the Second
ward, will go into business in PennsJI Iva
nis.
The talk Of the new postmaster hai
ceased for some reason-st least the newE
paper men are inclined TO cease long edi
torals on the subject
Yhe many friends OF little Alice Slsne
daughter OF Thomas Slsne, who is vel
known among glass house men in Bellaire
Wheeling and Martins Ferry, declare chs
shall carry of the prize, viz the beautitC
doll Of the Sodalitv table ct the Cethoh'
Bazaar. Tie friends Of Alice Burke
Maud Turubull and Mamie Brannon sa!
say it must be we'll paid for.
Commander McGarrell will drill his Ee
cruits tor a grand parade during the Ba
zssr at the ElyIian Rink,
=, The Pope, a, the request Of the Bishop
. Of the United States, has sbrogs'ed Marc
= 25-Annunciation Of the B. !. N-s
DOly ubJ VI OOitEaANn' HASss
/ Catholics, however, prefer 70 still keep
: holy, though not now obligated to do 30.
r The funeral OF Mrs. Valentino Legs
;. will occur with requiem high mass at s.
e Johns church, this morning at 3 o'clocl
9 Mr.. Michael Conry will be buried fror
: St. Johns church this morning a. hali-paI
D eight. The MAS will be foE the repose
n his sou,
e Dealers in pianos, organs and geper'
e music are especially anxious 10 have splel
= did advertising booths ct the Catholic b
q zasr. Messrs. B. F, CocksJne, chinawsr
e etc, J. z. Robinson, druRgista. ]. S. Ia
= pan, photographer; Mr. sonneborn, clot
ing. ste, have already engaged spsees.
I. Every pew is rented in St. Johns Churt
d and dems nds ere continually made. II
i. present church edi6ce is inadequate, q
b safe, and nisersbly located. The q
o grevatiou seem determirei 70 build
a Home for the Bleasei Sacrament" th
c. shall be s'sgant spacious and admiral
al located.
es Several Catholic clergynen spent I
To afternoon at the Bellsire Rectory.