Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
BELLAIRE.

the kind ever given in the city. From
Monday to Saturday night the Elysian
Theatre was packed with people in the
evenings. The young folks, and most Of
the older ones, appeared not to tire Of the
festivities, but attended regularly. Dele
cations from all the surrounding towns
attended each day. 1t was great gala
week.
You can't be too careful who you pur-
chase beer for. To be arrested and put
under bond for an offenss of this nature is
unpleasant, to say the least.
Ten young folks are contesting for a
gold watch for the A. M. E. Church. Oh,
my!
Some of the big strawberry patches at
GAINESVILLE were nipped by the frost and
will have no crops this year.
The "year book" OF the public school
will be sent to the Columbus Exposition.
Maring, Hart & Co. are still dickering
with Muncie. Ind, parties.
BIRD" Crow was unable to give the $50
bond required Of him for purchasing five
cents worth of beer for Otto Bridgemsn,
and was taken to the st. Clairsville Jail
yesterday to await the action Of Court.
Crow has the consumption and Jail life will
do him no good. This case breaks the
record.
G. & P. officials were here on tour Of
inspection yesterday.
Will Smith will act as Secretary Of the
new Enterprise window glass works at
Bowling Green.
The goods left over from the festival will
be sold to morrow evening.
Harry B. White, Grand Chief Templar
of Ohio, will lecture in City Hall on Mon
day evening, on Liquor Labor and
Wages"
Misses Carrie Brannon and Katie Kuhn,
of Bridgeport, and Miss Lizzie Obsrmann,
Of Wheeling, are the guests Of the family
of NJ. T. Carnes.
The steamer Bellaire brought another
excursion from Wheeling last night.
Philip Milbaugh, of Noble county,
claims to have been knocked down and
robbed in this city.
Rev. W. S. Campbell leaves on vaca.
ton trip tomorrow.
Miss Ada Sherman, the Evangelist, will
be at The First M. f. Church to-day.
The entertainment of Rev. Stran, in City
Hall, last night, was only moderately well
attended.
The New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company paid the widow of Winfield Rob-
insoD 81, 900, on the life Of her deceased
husband.
The Board of Equalization will get down
to business this week.
J. r. Purnell is suffering from o sprained
leg.
The Silver Leaf Club dances on Wednes-
day evening.
Part of the nail works may go on this
week.
w. r. Dutton, who started weekly
paper in the interior Of the State with a
partner, has now purchased the paper en-
tire
The Church of God Sunday School held
o picnic at Crangle's yesterday-the first OF
the season.
The c. & p. will sell excursion tickets
to X. of Pr Grand Lodge meeting at Gin
cinnati.
Some of the glassworkers are satisfied
the way the way the wage question was
fixed by the conference that settled the
strike, and some are not. In the pressed
houses some of the workmen receive less
than they did, while in the other factories
wages of some have been advanced.
Rev. r. NJ. Furgusop, of Plymouth, o ,
will preach in the Second Presbyterian
Church to-day.
The hose house of Hope Hose Co. No.
is being decorated by Parks & Dickens.
The fire laddies are making extensive
preparations for Decoration Day.
A crowd of Bridgeport folks will be
down to the Second M. f Church to-day.
The women's Relief Corps will turn out
this morning with spangler Post.
Miss Annie Warnock, of Warnock, was
in to the festival, also Miss Aggie Hanlon,
of GAINESVILLE.
Ex-City Solicitor Pearson is preparing to
move to Findlay.
Ross Gifin is leader of the new Rock
Hill hand.
Decoration day this year will be cele-
brated with more pomp and ceremony than
for q long time. A greater part of the
lodges of the city are making arrange
ments to turn out.
The Mcdonald boys, of the Steamer
Bellaire, are hale fellows we'll met. They
did several good turns for the May
festival.
Rev. r. NJ. Brown, OF Wellsburg, was
in the city last week seeing old friends.
Contributions of flowers will be re-
ceived at City Hall on Wednesday for
Decoration Day purposes.
Rev. W. A Williams will preach to the
G. A. K. this morning.
A number Of window glass workers will
90 to Muncie in the fall.
The Ohio Valley Foundry has closed In
definitely.
Nicholson Bros, of Steubenville, will
use third OF million bricks in the con-
tract made with the city last Tuesday eve
ming. The city is making mistake when
she don't use tar between the bricks.
The ball Of the Haymakers takes place
on Wednesday evening.
Rev. Moses Picket, Of Cambridge. will
preach in the Ruorn Baptist Church to-
day.
There is considerable blooded horse flesh
in this city and vicinity DOW.
The B. & o. freight Office is recei wing
the usual annual cleaning up.
John McGaw's new house On Gravel
Hill is completed.
Three street men were out near Sellers
last night.
The Bellsire Window Glass Works, or
some Of the stockholders of the concern,
may build another glass factory in the gas
region.
It is likely that the B. & o. and c., L.
& W. will make some arrangements for the
transfer of freight near the planning mill.
The Wheeling club is opposed to colored
players. and Sol White who went to join
that club has returned home.
Thirty-second, Thirty-third and Thirty
fourth streets should be paved this summer.