Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
BKLLAIRE.

The Montefiore Society, at its last meet.
inc. passed resolutions OF respect to the
memory of the late Ralph Blum, who was
q member of the society.
The Bellaire blast furnace turned OUT
I. III tons of metal last week.
The School Commissioners ia hunting up
individuals who have failed to psy mp their
road tar. This is right. One man should
not pay tax while his neighbor does not.
The churches have decided to have open
sir meetings in different parts of the city on
Sunday evening. The places designated
are c., L. & W. depot, near the postoffice
and in the First ward. Two preachers
will be in attendance at each meeting.
Two young Cinnamon, educated in this
country, stopped in this city Thursday eve
ming while on their way East. The boysare
quite intelligent and are at home in convers'
ing in Epgligh.
Last nights Independent said: Mr.:
William Monaghan, the newly elected
Chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee, Is an old Bellaire boy. he
was raised in this city, and has sister,
Mrs. VIM. Gallagher, and great many
relatives still living here. He has been
rather successful man in business way,
and was Clerk OF the Courts in Columbia
county for nine years, and is now purchas.
ing agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Among the other candidates
for the place was NJ. r. Patterson, OF
Guernsey county, who received three
votes on the decisive ballot.
@. Curran gave party to his friends
last night.
1t is likely that Bellaire will send some
exhibits to the Columbus Centennial.
Some of the fishing crowds that come
home during the wet weather are prepar-
ing to return.
The funeral of John Crymble, yesterday
afternoon, was we'll attended. The glass
workers turned ont in O body.
VIM. Barnard has had q new psir OF
scales put in for weighing sand.
The Bellaire crowds are waiting TO see
Lima play Wheeling on Monday and Tues
day evenings.
The Pennsylvania Company sdvertises
excursion rates to the Pstriarchs Militant,
1. o. o. F., at Cincinnati, Oh July 81, %
and 23d.
The lantern globe works and the Bel
mont glass works both have the pots out
of the furnace and are making repairs.
The Tribune is crying for cheaper rents.
All the paper will have to do is to keep on
kicking and rents will come down. Don't
You know, Colonel, that rents are regu-
lated BY supply and demand" just like
lot Of other things? Wages, for instance,
notwithstanding the tariff
Billy George played with the New York
club one day this week and made two of
the six runs. One of them was home
run.
The Tribune will hereafter make mention
of everything that happens in the city in
the form of news, as far as it is possible for
us to do so.-Ldst Nights Tribune. What
hast been thy mission heretofore?
Most of the corn along the creek has
entirely ruined by the high water.
Mrs. T. T. Seals gave party last night
in honor of her sister, of Atlanta, who is
visiting her. =.
A couple of new houses are being erected
in the First ward and Gravel Hill Is hav-
ing several new ones built
Harry Kelly, who has been out on the
road for the Belmont glass works, returned
home yesterday from a two months trip.
Harry is becoming quite popular with the
trade.