Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
BELLAIRE.

BELlAAlhh,
The Alumni Association has decided to
hold banquet after the commencement
exercises. Each member of the AssOcia-
ton will be allowed one extra ticket.
The divorce case of Robert Long VI. Mary
Long, came mp at st. ClGirsyille yesterday.
One or two fishing parties left for points
down the river yesterday. Others will 60
this week.
John Haines, window-glass workers,
and wifi. leave this week for New Jersey
to visit friends for several weeks.
Slider McMannis, who had serious
trouble at Wellsburg, and who is out on
s., 500 bail, is in the city.
Some brick will be laid on the cross
streets which are plowed this week.
Miss Mary Burke is now general agent
for the sCommoner and Glass Worker"
Rev. James NJ. Thoburn, d. D., lately
elected Missionary Bishop OF the M. Z.
Church, will hold service in the First
NJ. Z Church to-day.
Henrietta Tidd, who was arrested for
infanticide, and whose cass was tried by q
special Grand Jury, is now free woman,
o true bill not being found against her.
The evidence was to the effect that her
child was still-born.
Ssme of our great advertisers should
secure the services Of Geo. Woodbridge at
once. Read the bill he concocted to boom
his land sale.
Part of our excursionists to Chicago left
last night. The rest will GO this morning
Spot Green will be among the number.
The chewing gum party held on Gravel
Hill last week was an event worthy OF
more than passing notice. The guests
each had good. sized piece of gam, and as
they worked their jaws they sat and
laughed and jOked at one another for a
couple of hours, and then went home and
tied up their aching jaws.
When the cross streets are paved 1t will
be much easier to keep Union and Bel
mont street cleaned.
The fair and festival of Spraugler Post
closes to morrow evening
The st. Charles hotel set fine supper
for the new lodge of Knights of the Golden
Eagle on Friday evening.
Liberty Hose Company has arranged for
big picnic ut Bethel on the Fourth OF
July.
Among the speakers who will he at the
Miners Reunion at Maynard the following
are noticed: Hon. John Mcbride, Presi-
dent of the State Association; Hon. Daniel
Mclaughlin, OF Illinois; Ebenezer Lewis,
Secretary of the State Association, and
Hon. Oscar Townsend, of Cleveland.
The Rock Hill Band paid Bellaire an
informal visit on Friday evening. With
more practice the boys will play good mu-
sic.
Chas. Warnock, formerly with the In
dependent, who has been taking course at
Hopedale College, has graduated and re-
turned to his home at Warnock.
Strawberries are not as plentiful as was
hoped, and most of the crop is already
marx eted.
Several young gentlemen left last even
ing for Canton on an excursion.
ID. E. Manchester and wife leave fol
camp at Burr's Mills the latter part of the
month.
The city should not get it into her lead
that this will be the last season of cheap
paving. No danger of trust in the
paving business. Every rCsd-crossing will
have mandatory for brick pretty soon,
and nothing can control them in prices.
The Ohio Valley Foundry employees re-
ceived the first pay for month yesterday
Most everyone is planning a trip o.
some kind for the Fourth.
1t is said that !, ZOO, 900 men drive street
cars. We are sorry TO say that none o.
them reside in Bellaire.
The Independent stated that there was NJ
fire in she upper portion of the telephone
exchange building. If the local editor had
ventured out in the rain when the fire lad
dies were making for the fire, be would
no doubt have seen the smoke curling out
and small blaze, too.
Miss Ida Lombard won the watch con
test Of the Rem Men.
The rest of the glass factories will soor
shut down. The weather of past few day;
has been very hard on glass workers.
Milton Westlake ia in Canada playing
| in the baud of Wallace's circus.
The sale of the Carter House is ad
vsrtised for the 23rd. The city has 8
chance of extending of its property b.
purchasing that of Mr.. Carter. A big
city hall, finished nicely, would serve
this city as an opera house for number Of
years to come.
"Betz" Collins has received hand
some pug dog from relative in Denver
Col.
One of our prominent merchants has de
cided TO locate in Muncie, Ind.
Campaign literature will soon be dumped
into the Bellaire postofics by the bushel
The price for using small hose in front
OF residence or business place has been re-
duced to So %.
Moore, manager of the GAINESVILLE club
did not sign any players when be was here
last week.
There will be preaching in all the
churches to-day.
The Buckeye Building Association IL
getting things into shape to receive dues
each week.
A gentleman who is an expert with the
brush, snd who can paint a picture a.
quick as the next, has opened picture
store next to Mrs. Zoeckler's.
Some of the inmates Of the County In
Urinary have the measles.
You can now fish for bass with hook and
line.
Rev. Andrew Knox and bride, mes Miss
Estelle Ault, will take up their abode in
East Liverpool, where Mr. Knox has been
installed pastor of the U. Z. Church.
''Star" Woodbridge has returned homa
to Findlsy.
BOOSTERS in the form of breast-pins with
the pictures OF Cleveland and Thurman,
are nov cat as badges.
One story of the addition 10 the Stamp
ing Company il up.
Delegates to the Democratic County
Convention will be selected on the 23d
inst.
Squire John McNiecs, Of Key, cele-
brated his 10th birthday yesterday in ele-
CANT style. A large number Of relatives
and friends were present.
A great many people who had no taou-htt
of going to Chicago week ago are now
getting ready for the trip. Cheap rates is
what catches the public.
The County Commissioners have sp-
pointed the following gentlemen Of this
city to I'LL vacancies in the committee TO
bury indigeat soldiers: Sol Love, ". @.
Cochran, w. II. Thompson and John
Schick. These gentlemen take the places
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