Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
BELLAIhE,

rtiooy nkut. OIL PAeoeht ASPoAs o~S~
time.
Will Lewis, of Mingo, was in town seeing
his friends, last night.
A. P. Tsllman, cashier Of the First Ma.
tional Bank, is still in the East.
More interest than usual was taken IN
the Republican primaries yesterday.
Grocers begin tomorrow evening to close
at 8 p. m. -,
The temperance people say they will
play an important part in the coming city
election.
King, George Muths well known New
foundland dog, has gone to that land from
whence no traveller returns. he accident
ally got under the wheels of wagon and
the consequence took his life away. DE
was l6 years old.
On ell hands we hear of those who are
going west to live.
The festival in the city hall last night
made some money for the Second M. 4.
Church.
Sickness about town is sbating.
The Bellaire Stamping Company is
turning out great many oil cans OF the
tin and glass pattern.
Moss Davis was at st. Clsirsyills yester-
day and did not get to attend the prima
ries
Only part Of the force Of the Ohio Ian
tern Company is working at present.
The ladies of the German church will
give the next bazaar.
Pope Lowman will probably be given
the nomination for township clerk on the
Republican ticket.
BENJAMIN Cowan sent a handsome por-
trait of the late 9. c. Crafty TO the family
of the latter in this city.
Dr.. S. T. Sstterwsite and wife, OF Fargo,
Da, we're in the city yesterday, but lett on
the B. & D. toward the east .
Yesterday was regular pay day at the
steel plant.
VIM. Dunfee, who was burned by ben
zine is recovering.
George Haney is back from GAINESVILLE,
sick
The schools will have vacation of one
week after March 26-
A number of new members were taken
into Miss Bsrtelle's painting class last
week.
Kemple's lecture is on the 18th of this
month.
A number of young chaps are in the
habit Of cougregating in the Y. M. c. A.
rooms and deporting themselves much
after the fashion of the average boy IN a
poorly regulated club room. The Y. NJ
c. A. rooms are expected to be kept in
good order and unless those attending are
: inclined to behave themselves they had
better find other fields in which to romp
and Jump.
WHAT'S the matter with our having a
chestnut" minstrel troupe.
A couple ofgentlemen are contesting tor
a gold headed cane for the benefit OF the
Second NJ. E. Church.
The G. A. R. will institute lodge Of
ladies On Thursday evening.
The Mingo steel plant was shut down
Friday and Saturday for repaira.
The dinky engine at the Belaire Nail
Works is now running on o track on the
east side Of the factory.
The Buckeye Building Association will
hold its annual meeting one month later
this year than usual
Frank Wenner, school teacher, is still at
his home, sick.
The Misses Darrsh, who were seriously
i'll at their home west OF town, have re-
covered.
The inclement weather kept the farmers
at home yesterday.
Services in all the churches az usual TO-
day
We will soon have natural gas--if some
thing don't prevent it. Meanwhile we will
get along with artificial gas and wind.
The Niagara rink ia about under root
Get out your rollers and put them in order
The individual deposits subject to check
in the FRS! National bank amount to over
S287,OO0
1t was lucky happening for MesSrs
Pearson and Brown that John Tsrbet re-
tired from the contest for the nomination
for Mayor.
The Workingmsn's ticket has not made
much Roadway as yet this spring.
Rev. W. W. Walker has arranged to
hold series Of Episcopal services in Mar,
tins Ferry this week and will be assisted
by Rev. j. Hammond, Rev. r. r. Swope
aad Rev. l. J. CAN'T.
1t is said that card playing ia INDUCED
in on Sunday in one or two of the hose
houses.
Messrs Black and Glover are conduct
ing q religious revival az the tan house, in
which considerable interest is manifested.
Council will likely psy claims this week
1t will be hard work to rgauize strong
bail club in this city this summer.
Drilling is nov proceeding az the new
gas we'll
G c. StauVer has moVeihis family here
from Cleveland.
The Pfohibitionists have put the follow.
ing ticket in the field. 1t is worthy of care
full consideration:
Mayor-Siephen dresinger.
Msrshal-John Eddy.
Solicitor-John A. Gallagher.
Treasurcr-C c. Kelly.
Street Commissioner-James P. Kelly.
Water Works Trus.ee-Jss McGeorgs.
Board of Eiucation-J. W. Houston, P.
7. King.
Council-First ward, Samuel Oldham;
Second ward. John N. CrisWell; Third ward,
-; Fourth ward, T. A. Rodefer; Fifth
ward, John Dubois.
Assessora-First ward, Alex Bamford;
Second ward, NJ. N. McGraw; Third ward,
-; Fourth ward, C. c. Williams; Fifth
ward. NJ. Ray.
The Crystal Window Glass Works made
glass yes erdsy. The new furnace is doiUg
well in all respects,
Mr.. Ayers, formerly of the firm OF EV.
ans & Ayers but now Of Malaga, IVES in
town yesterday.
The indications are tina. the snappirg
boys in the different glass houses, who are
out on a strike, will come out this week.
The school teachers made 81 out of
their late entertainment.
On Tuesday evening Steve Pesrce, ST.,
and Oliver Williams, will play game OF
pool for the championship OF Gravel Hill,
Free Wilkipson's place of business.
George Myers was letting them mp yea.
terday over new boy baby arrival ct his
home