Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-29
BELLAIRE.

to Wheeling, after short visit with
| friends here.
When the blast furnace. of the Bellaire
nail works is completed it will be one of
the best in thir part of the country.
w. c. Hormell has opened his new shoe
house and appears to he doing well.
Harry Mctfregor has returned from a
two weeks trip to Washington and other
eastern cities.
A. Wiley was suffering from rheumatism
ut his camp ground home, at MOmdsyille,
when last heard from.
The indications are that the lantern fac
tories will do a big business this fall.
Fred. Schick has returned from his yaca-
ton trip.
S. 0. Cummins is off on business trip.
Mrs. Herman Hartenstein and Mrs. DIR.
George Taught leave tomorrow to visit
friends in Columbus.
Fair begins ut St Clairsyille this week.
Morgan & Heath's horses took four of the
! first premiums and two second premiums
ut the GAINESVILLE fair.
There will bp services in the German
church to-day,
Sam. Simmons will move his family to
Muskcgon, Mich, in the spring.
ThOs. Hays has gone to MassllOn to re-
build the glass factory of Wills q Wether-
aid, that was destroyed by fire short
time ago.
James Barrett and family have gone TO
Steubenvile to visit friends.
Chas. LaROche is doing good business
selling pianos and organs out through the
country.
Miss Maggie BOram was the guest of
Martins Ferry friends yesterday.
Syl. Wetherald and family are at Mas
sillon
The next Belmont county Teachers In
stitute will be held at Flushing,
The funeral Of Coleman Ney took place
yesterday.
The river is so low that the Princess
found it difficult to make her trips yester-
day.
Rev. J. G.. Black has moved his family
to his new home near Franklin College.
A large amphitheator is being erected for
spectators at the st. Clairsville races.
McFadden's gents furnishing house has
opened to the trade.
WOrkmen are engaged night and day
bellasting the bed of the b. x st. G. rail
road
Some racy developments are likely 10 be
developed in slander suit between parties
ofQuinGy,
Mrs. ID. II. Gice has gone to Grand ISL
land, Neb., on visit.
The town was almost deserted Yesterday
and very little business was done.
Trains on the B., z. & C. road have been
making poor time of late,
Rev. Baxter Daniels will hold service in
the Third NJ. +. Church, at Bridgeport to-
day.
No service in the Episcopal church to-
day.
One more week until the school bell
rings
The excursionists to Cleveland returned
home last night.
The new store room of George seavers,
near the G. & P, depot, is completed.
Mrs Nora Gavin, mother of Luke Gavin,
died yesterday afternoon of apoplexy.
New members will be taken into the
First NJ. f. Church this morning.
5. b. Piper, Republican candidate for
Clerk of the Courts, was in the city yes
terday.
Joseph Somehow and daughter Hattie
leave for the East to-day.
Miss Belle Potts, of Moundsville, is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Henry Eberling had a banner stretched
across Union street yesterday that read l
Success TO our Workingmen.,'
NJ. Z. Pearson will edit the K. of l..
Journal which will be published by Dig
trict Assembly during its fair.
All the bottle blowers carried glass
canes while parading yesterday.
The miners near Quincy are losing Con-
siderable time owing TO o scarcity OF cars.
The decoration in the German church.
the contract Of John Coulson, was done by
vi. stringer, and is said to be one of the
hnest jobs OF frescoing ever done in the
city
Will Seals is recovering from the fever.
The Misses GillelaEd, of Pittsbnro who
were lhe guests Of Miss Lille Fitt0n, left
Tor wheeling yesterday, where they will
VISIT friends before returning home.
Several incumbents at the lookup yes-
terday paid their fines and were released
Some OF the chaps who kicked ON Thos.
Deegan's decisions in last Fridays game
should Try their hand at umpiring and see
how it goes.
A young lady in the Fourth ward, who
refused to marry fellow with whom sbe
Kept company for a time, keeps herself
within doors almost constantly, as the re-
lected party has said that he will blow ont
her brains.
At the grand rally In the Third NJ. F.
church at bridgeport this evening Rev.
Geo. w. Hollinger will preach at II
O'Clock. Rev. F. II. Daily viii hold sery-
ice ct : o'clock. All are invited.
The Second NJ. E church is getting
ready to make some improvements.
The pressure of air tried in the na,,,,,
gas pipes is ITO pounds. -