Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
BELLAIRE.

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The street sprinkler will soon De he-
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MIR. james Gill has been quite SICK ior
some time. -.uo +,
Ball playing is the favorite pasame'
Old and young are at the sport
Mrs, Henry Doyle, nee Miss Maggie
Bsmford, of Sharpsburg, Pa, Is IN the
city. The lady was surprised on inuIs
day evening by receiving an elegant wea,
ding present from q number OF First warn
friends. -
Mrs. Theo. Seals, who has been confined
to her bed by sickness, is able to Do about
the house. ~
WIN. st. Clair, formerly boss packer at
the bottle works, was IN the city las.
week seeking old acquaintance. de leit
for Muncie, Ind.
There will be IN attraction at the thea
ter this week.
The wenner cadets marched to Bridge
port yesterday for exercise.
The Public Square has begun to assume
the semblance OF u park.
Miss Matte Moore, Of GAINESVILLE, VINO
ia the guest of Miss Laura Sellars, returns
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home te-morrow.
Barber's circus promises to give q lot IN
San Joau Valley, California, to every per
son Who purchases o reserved seat in the
show.
A number of young Hebrew ladies and
gentlemen will hold o party this evening
in honor of the marriage of Ralph Blum
to q Philadelphia lady, which occurs in the
latter city to-day.
The Aerial Club goes to Powhattan on
an excursion Friday evening.
The Cadets will get new belts and scab-
baIds.
Mrs. Kinney, Of Cleveland, formerly a
resident Of the Fourth ward, is in the
city.
Mrs. Chas. Boyce left yesterday to visit
her parents in Monroe county.
Thomas Sheldon, formerly manager of
the bottle works, who went to Chicago to
build a factory, had the misfortune to
have his works burned twice, the lsst
time receiving no insurance. He is now
at Meriden, Ind. Mr.. Sheldon would no
doubt, have been better off to-day if he
had remained in Bellaire, and so would q
good many other individuals.
Thomas Treese has resigned his position
at the bottle works. He will likely work
next fall at Washington, Pa,
The fair of the Americ IN Mechanics was
q success throughout. From the opening
to the closing night the crowds in attend.
ance filed the theater.
Mrs. Charlie Beszel has gone to Mt. Yer
non to visit her parents.
The natural gas crazs may be likened
30 fha rNllar alraN,n, $780, o-I oln-1l L.
allowed to take its course. Bsllaire may
be slow, bat she gets there all the same.
If there is gas in these parts it is likely
that it will be found; If the fuel is not
here there is every reason to believe our
town will not die.
A prominent gentleman is authority for
the statement that there is a man in these
parts who will take $4,000 or $40, 600
stock in q Q pottery, natural gas or no
gas at all. All he wants is careful men at
the head of the concern.
Have you done your papering yet? If
not, don't forget Parks & Dickens, when
ready.
Some new trees have been set ont in the
square.
The Good Templars are now talking of
holding a Festival.
The nail works closed down yesterday.
1t is likely that more self-feeding machines
will he put in.
The ice men are now on duty. There
are three concerns in the business this
year. Last season there wa n
Many an individual has left Bellaire
because it is q slow place and gone to cities
of push and vim. For a year or two
friends hear from them to the effect that
they are doing well and could not think Of
ever returning 10 the Glass City. A year
or two later reverses have come, and these
individuals come back, as did the way
ward SOD, willing TO do anything to keep
body and soul together. And so runs
the world away"
The fresco work on the First Presbyter-
ian CBurch is y fine job.
Harry McGregOr intends to push the
lumber business.
Miss Rose Baer is now cleIkiDg for Son.
neborn u Co.
Minnie Palmer, the actress, is a relative
off 5. Tappan, the photographer.
Most of the furniture OF the Columbia
club has been sold.
wv 4uAhDdll ID 6lOWl1 lcCONCIluk
from his sick spell.
Deyarmon & Morrison are working thir-
teen painters and psper-hangers at pres
ent.
William Rufer has returned home to
Findlay.
Rev. N. S. Hosy has returned from
Csdiz and will hold the usual services in
the First Presbyterian Church to-day.
David Rice is enlarging the store room
of Blum Bros.
Fishing parties are now popular on the
river and creek banks.
The hop of the Moss Rose Club on
Thursday evening was a very pleasant
event.
The alleged agent of Seal Bros. ia still in
West Virginia some place taking orders or
clothes and getting part payment on them.
Seal Bros. say the fellow has collected
about 500 and is still at his game.
Miss Fannie Browne was voted the most
popular lady at the mechanics fair on
Thursday night.
i. Blum has gone East to attend the
wedding Of his brother Ralph.
Fishing parties were numerous at Wal
dam, yesterday.
The B u. &C. will fix mp the camp
grounds at Bethel, and rent them to par
ties for picnics, etc.
The township trustees now meet in the
office ofthe Belmont Savings and Loan
Company.
VIM. Wise, who fell from q hay-mow
and injured himself severely, is recov-
ariDg.
Regular services in the Episcopal church
Business was brisk yesterday. Every
body hopes things will be brighter now,
hat the glass trouble is settled.
There was no news of any consequence
Vt the Mayors court yesterday. |,
The second advertising car OF Wallace &
%. 3 circus wa here yesterday.
Winfield Robinson, the dentist, who
vent to Colorado for his health, but who
eturned homo \ few weeks since in q low
ondition, died Friday night. |,
The repairs on the High School are |.