Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
BELL.AIRE.

School resumes tomorrow.
Presiding Elder Paine will preach in the
First VI. L. Church to-day.
No service in the Episcopal Church to-
day.
The Democratic daily will be out Mon
day week.
The Princess will run during the Wheel
ing fair from this city to the Island.
Delegates to the Democratic Judicial
Convention were selected yesterday.
The Belmont Medical Society will meet
here on Tuesday.
4 couple of boys who were stealing
peaches and grapes on Winding Hill, re-
cCived some cold lead in shot form III that
part of their body that went over the fence
last.
W 5. Carroll has returned from u west
crn trip.
The strike of the girls at the Lantern
Globe Works has been settled.
The office of the Bellaire Window Glass
Works has been nicely re-papered and
painted.
Rev. X. NJ. Brown and family are back
from Denver, Col.
Mrs. Robt. Sherry and Ed. Monahan
sold a pair of goats to the Wheeling Park
Association. The animals are used TO con-
vey 4 small pleasure carriage about the
park.
George Pitncr, who for the past two
years has been carrying the Daily Lndcpen-
dcnt in the Third ward, died at his home
in the First ward yesterday morning after
a couple of weeks OF sickness. Funeral at
Up. III. to-day.
VIM. Sladcr opencda bakery in AlthOtfs
old stand 4 couple of weeks ago. Soon
after he had a law suit with a party and
lost it. Constable Willard Fillmore Hels-
lev levied on a barrel of flour for the costs,
but it was afterwards replevined. 1t
would have been a severe blow on Slader
had the -four been taken from him at that
time, rs he was fighting against great odds
to keep business running rightly.
The Great International Dime Circus
will exhibit on the commons four days
this week.
1t only costs about 800 to pasture your
COW in the public square over night.
James Wiley returned several days ago
from Oregon, where he has been living for
several years.
The fair and festival of the District As
sembly will probably be continued to-
morrow evening.
Miss Vene Dorsey, of Powhattan, is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Burgundthal.
Miss Wyrick, of Moundsville, one of our
handsome school teachers, arrived in town
Yesterday and is ready for work.
Our markets are well supplied with APP
pies, tomatoes, corn and watermelons.
Mrs. A. G. Mills and son Will have re-
turned from New Castle, Pa.
Mrs. Zahner, teacher of German, goesltO
Cadiz this year.
There will be no service at the South VI.
F. church tAis morning.
The natural gas was turned on at the
Belmont yesterday morning and everything
worked nicely.
Rev. A. Z. Brownlee will preach in the
L. p. church to-day.
The W. c. T. L. will ask Council to sub
init to vote the local option clause of the
Dow liquor law.
Quite a number of the property owners
on Belmont street, between the railroad
bridge and the public square, have signed
a petition TO Council asking the permanent
improvement of the street by paving, at
the expense Of the property.
Joseph Doepler has erected q fine resi-
dence on Guernsey street.
Joseph Somehow is back from the East.
Chas. Ryan, of the Atlantic Tea House,
is visiting in the country.
Two letters arc advertised in the post
Office for J. d. McMannis.
The family of F. VI. Strong returned
from st. Clairsville yesterday.
Ed. O'Harra is in the city from Pitts
burg.
Rev. Mr.. Slemmons, o Cadiz, will preach
in the First NJ. f. Church to-day.
Alex Craig, an employe of the B. & O.,
and DOnnelICampbell employed in the C..
& P. yard, had an alteration yesterday
afternoon, in which the former was worst
ed. Craig wanted to open a switch near
the c. & P. depot to let an engine through,
but Campbell objected. One word brought
on another, when Campbell picked up an
iron bar and struck Craig q heavy blow
over the right eye, cutting it badly and
knocking him insensible. The man lay
in a stupor for over an hour, but after he
received medical attention he rallied and
talked some. His skull is not fractured.
Campbell has not been found at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Joseph Grafton, of Marietta, is Wis
iting friends in this city.
o. E. Foulke, Republican nominee for
Sheriff, was in town yesterday.