Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
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BELLAIRE.
The work OF Preparing the German Church
is about completed. The interior IS very
beautiful.
Mrs. VIM. Schramm is recovering from
spell of sickness.
In other years to-day WAS celebrated rs
big Sunday" ut Bars Mills, but that
day is a thing Of the past now.
low are the police to kill the dogs. Inc
ordinance iOr5idS the use Of fire arms with
in the city limits.
Miss Alice Rankin leaves for 4 trip to
Chicago this week.
w. :. Carroll will 20 to Minnesota on
prospecting tour this week.
David s. kcnnOn, who has been noml-
mated by the Democrats of this district Tor
Congress, will get big vote i'll this city.
All trains on the Il. Il o., except those
that run through to Chicago, stop ut Burr
Mills.
There have been number of surprise
parties of late but they Ill occurred III the
lower part OF town.
A large crowd OF Bcllairc people went
out to Burrs'S Mills last night.
The work of putting walks in the Pub
lie Suuarc are nearly completed.
Several of the residents on the camp
ground will not rrcurn home when the
meetings close, but will stay until Septeln-
Der LIST.
The chimney blowers will 80 to work ut
the National tomorrow.
: 1. 4. lnn,DnI money
in the building associations at present.
The stockholders of the Crystal Window
Glass Works will hold their annual meet
ing ia City Hall ON Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. DR. pOrtcrtcld is recovering from
I'm attack OF fever.
Mrs. Dr. Stowcll, formerly Of this city,
but who has been living in Massachusetts
for the past year. WAS in the city las; week
seeing her friends, while Dn her way to
Washington Territory, where her husband
is going to locate
quite Il Number OF wholesale glass buy
crs were in the city last week
The Teachers Association met ut st.
ClairSyllr yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph l.l,lur is visiting friends in
Michigan.
Stewart 4 Mcrhan, the coal merchants,
have made some important repairs on their
coal shutrS.
Thomas Maloncy is back from st. Glars
willie. having completed his contract with
the Fair Association of that place.
To-day is what they call Big Sunday
at Bethel
The steel works will resume this week
it is said.
Captain John Fink and family talk of
making Chicago their future home.
\ number of our people will take advan-
tngc Of the cheap excursion to the West
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Excursion train, Ia Bethel to-day ut IL
M, and 3p. III.
Rev. J. O. Ashrnhurst will preach i'll the
L. =. Church to-day.
MIR. Stcubrnrach has opened barber
Joseph Grow has about completed the
frame dwelling in BcuwoOd for which he
had the contract.
Two of the pots that were set in the fur
nace ut the bottle works, broke last week.
The funeral of Miss Myrtle Wcthcrald
Yesterday was well attended.
4. Wiley will leave for the West this
week.
Mrs. ID. II. Rice contcmplatcs visit to
Grand Rapids, Nch.
Jesse Randolph, Il. & Q. yard master, is
home from his Western trip and has re-
stunned his duties in the yard.
NJ J. Brand is back from trip to
Canada
c. c. Kelly was nominated for Clerk on
the Prohibition ticket
District Assembly X. of l.. has a mum
her of booths for rent in the Elyslan rink
for its coming fair and festival
Frank Myers will enter Delaware Col
lcgc next month.
The independent seems to think that the
money that is being put on the Public
Square is 4 useless expenditure.
The farmers are done harvesting now
and are using their spare time hunting up
fine specimens of fruit and bringing them
to town to get local puff.
The Bcllairc Nail Works Company has
placed natural gus pipes all through their
works. even into the stoves in the factory
and other departments, and will use 1t
everywhere il can he used.
Young Bradlield, who struck John
Schick on the head witha stone, was fined
$50 and costs.
John Strobe has given up his situation
at the La Belle glass works and will 90 TO
work in this city.
Editor lIanlon, of the GAINESVILLE Rcpub-
HcdR, was in town Yesterday.
The family of K. Johnson has returned
from Burr's Mills.
The W. Society, of the Fifth ward, met
at the home of Katie Blayney, last night
Rev. X. F. Keller will fill the pulpit in
the First VI. +. Church to-day.
Rev. NJ Hayes, of Bridgeport, will
preach in the Second Presbyterian Church
this evening.
Rev. Underwood, the boy preacher of
Mt. Pleasant, will be n Bethel to-day.
Rev. J. VI. Monroe will resign the pas
forage of the Christian Church.
Harry Long left yesterday for Iowa to
locate.
Several dogs were wounded by shots yes.
ter,lay, hut no deaths are reported.
4 collision in the Il. * q. yards Friday
night derailed several cars and damaged
engine No. lis.
John Schick, who was struck with
stone, rested very uneasy yesterday.
Henry McCrcdy'S bull dog whipped l. t.
Freezes on Friday morning.
Peaches are are coming in and are retail
inc ut 81. 80 and s. abushel.
Mrs. James Lee, of Rose Hill, Is erect
ing frame dwelling.
Chas. ]. Gill and wife are back from a
trip to PittSburg.
The steamer Princess is receiving coat
of paint.
''Is thSre no hahn in Gileadr