Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
BELLAIRE.

to get tow Of coal.
A fellow from St. Clairsvile made lot
of money last week cleaning paper with
preparation looking like dough.
George Stevens and Miss Myrtle Robin
son are visiting friends in Pitisburg to-
dsy.
VIM. Bonar, of Mouudsvills, is in the
city.
Rev. J. s. Sweeney has been compelled
to cancel his engagement with the Chris
tan church owing to illness, and has re.
turned to his home in Kentucky. He will
be back before long to conclude his en-
gsgement.
The o'clock train ION the B. 4 0 did
not arrive until about p. m, yesterday,
owing to a wreck on the Chicago division.
The B & o. sent one of their heavy pas
senger engines Of a late pattern upon that
road few days ago. 1t was too heavy
for the bridges aud yesterday one OF those
structures gave way and there was big
wreck. Tue only one killed so far as
could be learned was the fireman.
Mrs. Lizzie Baker, wife of lrve Baker,
the constable, died yesterday. Her funeral
will take place at p. m. to-day.
TIE Bellaire Gas Light aud Coke Com
pany held its annual meeting yesterday.
John Pennington will graduate ct st.
Clairsviile on May u.
Rev r. +. Keller breaches on baptism
to-day.
Rev. R. NJ Brown is at Adens to day
holding service, and as a consequence
there will be no service in the Second Pres
byterian Church to-day.
About $50 coal miners who are employ
cd in the mines west of town which supply
the B & D. with coal, came out strike
Yesterday because the mine owners contin-
ned to ship coal east of the Ohio after they
had been notified not to do so, because the
diggers over there are out on strike The
diggers will stay out until their demands
are conceded
Capt John Fink has built new home
in the First ward
The Second NJ. f. Church will hold a
festival on May %
George Squiggins, Jr,, has moved to
Steubenville.
CAmpneeting at Burr's Mills, begins on
August 18th.
John Reaper is now q resident OF Wis
consin.
{ The graduating class have been given the
! subjects for their essays.
; 1t was understood that the teaSers and
! fillers.in at the Enterprise and Bellsire
window glass houses would ask for an ad-
vsrce eff 10 per cent in wages yesterday,
but a telegram was received from Pitts
| burg stating that the men who had struck
for the advance up there had returned to
/ work at the old wages, 80 those Interested
| here concluded to work a. the old price.
|. Mrs. John Hotter applied mach 10 q
lesky gas pipe and the blaze that ensued
CT me very near causing confsgstion.
Daniel ". Logan, OF the Second ward,
WAS badly hurt by heavy timber falling
upon him while he was helping TO unlo'd
o car near the Bellaire window glass works.
John Woods, the carpenter is recover
| ing from sick spell.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows It
! Ohio meet in Akron on the 18th. james
! Fitton will attend from here.
. James Dubois has charge Of the Elysisn
/ rlnk ana VIII rent IL lOE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VI
respectable kind.
! Mr. John Coulson will be home from
! Colorado tomorrow.
Only one more month OF school.
The assessors are about done their Ia
bors.
Frank Arnett was given the contract to
paint the city buildings.
The work of rebuilding the blart furnace
will be commenced this wrek.
Rev. c. F. W. Hustled is still too i'll to
attend to his church duties.
The clerks are of the opinion that il @
bell was rung at p. N. for the stores to
close, there would not be 30 much room
for the merchants to grumble. When q
store is kept open FIVE or ten minutes over
the time the proprietor shows thoss who
kick that he is going by his own time,
which is sometimes little slow. 10 O talk
with the clerks your reporter fluids that
they ara unanimous in their demand to
notify the stores when to close. They say
they will stand any expense incurred.
The repairs at Aqlrs mill are about
completed aud grinding will be resumed
this week as usual.
The Board of Equalization will soon be-
gin its work of hunting up the story tell
ers.
The picnic Of the ]. ]. Club will be held
at Rodefer's orchard.
TIE work OF tearing down the crown OF
the Lantern Globe Works and rebuilding
il almost before anybody knew there was
an accident at that factory Uas O very
clever JOB on the part of the management.
Glass has been filed in and the factory
will probably be on in full again on Tues
day.
Samuel Simmons will go to Michigan
this summer to look after his lumber in
terests.
Miss Martha kirkpatrick is recovering
from spell of sickness.
Joseph White will probably accept an
other engagement as ball player that has
been offered him.
The directors OF the Buckeye Building
Association will probably elect Will Parks
as Secretary Of the Association in place of
Y. T. Morgan, who will resign to accept a
position in the West.
Robert Ray, manager of the upper ferry
boat is laid up with sickness.
Two more weeks Of work for the boys
at the mill.
James Msrling ia in 8 eubsuv;l'e.
Mrs. Chailss Bsszsl was reported some
what better.
Sam Moore % msking some improve.
mems sb ,ut his First wa, resider ce.
Nike Milan is talking of ,lling oui and
going West
Rober; Westk ks has gone t. Allegheny