Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
BELLAIRK.

Dave Good was not satisfied with sui
of clothes made him hy W. +. Frank, aud
wanted his money back. The taller prom
iscd to do the square thing by Good, but
the latter would take nothing but what he
demanded Good became so troublesome
that Officer Archer put in an appearance.
Good refused to 90 and grappled with the
officer After a great deal OF Juggling pc
hcemau johnson came to the rescue and
Good was taken to the lookup. Yesterday
morning the prisoner was assessed sum
equal to SIS ID by Mayor Brown.
George Stewart, who bias been i'll Wicl-
ita. Kansas, has returned to this city
The bank here has individual deposits
subject to check amounting TO $iO2,
OiL39.
The plans for the addition to the First
NJ. T. Church have been prepared.
Dick Long IL suffering from an injured
wrist A stone fell upon it.
The }anublcan electors of putney
township will meet in City Hall on May
l2th, to elect two delegates to the Con
gressioral Convention. Delegates TO the
County Convention will also be selected.
Lawrence Trepgisrr, OF this city, and
Geo. Hamm, of Allegheny, will race for
purse Of $50 on the 18th.
BMber's circus arrived here early ycstcr
day morning, and will give exhibitions on
the commons near the gps works at the
regular hours to day.
Fash Commissioner John lIulrr will re-
crigc tom SLudusky this morning about u
million minuows, which will he distrib.
utrd in the streams in this vicinity. None
will he put in the Ohio river or McMech
ems creek ~ they die before maturing or
are all seinei cut by West Virginia par
ties,
Rev d. l.. Thoburn preached in the
4 NJ. T. Church last night
And now 1t IL int,mated That the ball
games Of Wheeling are getting to be ~
unccI tain "a the races at the State Fair.
Lon. Stevens and j e. Cox have been
appointed delegates 10 attend the cOnvrn-
ton Of steel workers, which cOnyGnea this
month.
The Ro,g,a C,WUg Tibmr, w. K Dat
toms New paper has made its appearance.
The paper looks like it would have long
lite
The streets were crowded with pchrs
TRANS on Saturday night, and business
with the merchants was unusually good.
Tne head cook and his wife, Of Elrbcr'-
circus, were discharged Yesterday.
The attorney OF the Law and Order So
ciety kept his eye on the circus people yes
terday, hut at this writing has not dis
turhed them
The PASTORS Association meet in the NJ.
f. Church this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Union Window Glass Works, like
the RrlIalrc, will not leave the city.
K lph Blum aud bride were rendered
reception last night. 'Fhr happy couple
will 70 ia housekeeping IN the Fourth
ward. The presents received by Mr..
Blum and wife were costly ard eNceediI gy
larg" in number.
The Belmont County Teachers Institute.
the eighth session, will open at Flushing
on Monday, July -, continuing eight
weeks. Following are the officers: Prcsi-
dent, W. H. Butcher, Bridgeport; Vice
Presidents, J.. II. Meek, Glencoe; J. ID
Kryscr, Geilairc, and Mary II. Clayland
Bridgeport; Corresponding Secretaries, J.
c. Bethel Flushing, and G. w nIrrsOn,
Warn0ck, Secretaries, Jessie Bailey, Cole
rain, and Emma Fletcher, BrallHville;
Treasurer, A. =. Myers, RUsinesshurg; Tx
rrutlvc Committee, c. | Patterson, Hunt
er; A. T.. Myers, EusineSsburg, and LIlli-
an Reynolds, Flushing.