Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
BELLAIRE.

BELLAlhE.
The Cleveland & Canton Railroad hes
bstn chang ID from q narrow t, q standard
gusge. Tie read runs to Bowerstown now
and wants to ges 70 the Ono River. The
B. q o. now Sns q branch road from
here 10 SIS. Clairsyille and il is highly
probable that this company is anxious tor
q connection with tho Canton road. Suc-
veys were made last summsr with this OBJ
ject, but the scheme failed to take def
nit shape. Several B & o. officials were
out at the couuty sea. last week viewing
things snd rumor says they were thtrs in
| the interest Of the connection. Perhaps
more will be known in this conns c.ion
within the next few weeks.
! The papers Of this section have contain.
ed large notices Of TIE death OF Brother
Geo. Mcclellan, late Of tie Ba1nssvils
Enterprise. Mr.. Mcclellan was a veteran
editor and knew just how to please his
large circle of readers. The Enterprise
was peculiarly adapted for the locality in
which it was published and as such wis q
profitable piper. But the Enterprise ia in
good hands now and will continue TO shins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, the present publishers,
| have been connected with the pspe; for
many years, and are fully versed in tine
methods required to run the sheet SUCCESS
/ fully.
The tax collector is still waiting on those
who have not paid up. After the Goth
penalty Of 5 par cent is added.
The fret protracted mt citing in this sec
ton begins at Glencoe the latter part OF
this week.
W. s. Adams, of the Ktoa Glass Works,
has received patent on q mould s:ripfer
Even the school children Of s.. Ciairs-
vile have become interested in time.
They INDUCED in discussion last week as
to whether it would be q good idea to
change the court house clock to Central
Standard time. 1t was finally decided
that sun time was the best.
Most of the school teachers who att:ni-
ed the annual meeting of the teachers at
Newcomerstown returned home yesterday.
These occasions are always plea amt ones,
especially when they occur on Thsnksgiv-
ing and have little turkey mixed with
the exercises O. the occasion.
1t will not do for mothe.s to be careless
of their children just roH. The fact thct
there has te:n little complaint of sickness
in this city 81 olld tie cluse for congratu-
lation, but it should be remembered that
vigilance is required if we would keep
healthy.
Several OF orr people attended the ser
vice held at the Chill iren'S Home Thanks
giving, Several addresses were delivered
by we'll known ministers.
The room which was used by the Tilden
D;m5 cratic Club during the campaign has
has bean nicely fixed up and a crowd Of
young f)lks will give dance in it the lat
Ter psrt of this week.
Miss Ina Poindexter, of Wheeling, won
the ring contest given by the G. n. D.
OF.
E. E. Deavsr is stirring up the people in
the interior of the county, in the interest
of life insurance company.
The private bop at the E'ysian theater
on Thanksgiving eve was big affair. 1t
has been long time since go much youth
and beauty wee assembled in this city to
trip the Eight fantastic. Col. Fuller, Of
the Candy Kitchen. furnished the refresh-
ments, end fine display it was.
TIE crowd of led es that goes to Wheel
ing to purchase goods that could IS well
be bought teve, is very la'gs, ard some of
them are peopls who depsnd dir:cIy on
the patronage of B sllaire peopl, for their
mcnay.
The flint ass busir ejs is slower than
for some months. One or two factories
had more business than they couli attend
TO early in the fail, but they were COM
PEELED to lcse part o. it, owing to the I'M.
sa:isfHtNy supply of gas for fuel. Tnere
is not glass works in the city taat would
not have made a nice dividend TO- its
stockholders had the gas proved regular.
As it is, mora than one of them will pass
without dividend ofany Consequence this
year.
Manager Ctch-an, of the E'ysian Thea
ter, he's been very fortunate in scouting
god attractions of late. The last several
shows have teen equal to the fire3t aud
have given universal satisfaction, besides
they have been produced here at less price
than in Whet ling. Four attractions are
on the programme for this week. The
irst is the lady Ministries on Tuesday
evening.
One furnace at the Belmont glass works
is running on coal. The second has been
let out and will resume with c:al at an
early date.
Hope Hose Company No. . will elect
new officers on Monday evening.
VIM. n. Thompson, Fourth ward gro
Ger, is a prominent aspirant for the post
Office.
Miss Lima Dawson, who has been i'll for
come time, is reported no better.
There is not 80 much turkey gobbling
now as some days since.
The Lantern Globe Wo ky expects to re-
sumo work one week from tomorrow.
Three postal clerks who were dismissed
prior to the election are now helping out
on the E. & o.
The B. & o. has the strest near the
Stamping Company torn up and no danger
sienlls a.e displayed at night. A prlva'e
individual would lot be allo1c1 such
privilege.
The attendance at the public schools is
about the ssu as year $50.
Trains on the B. Z. & G. road now de-
part at 40 q. IN. and 1925 and AGO p m.
Toe IE.na Glass Works is msking some
street globes for the Lantern Glass Works
at present. =,
4 Toledo gentleman is chingiug tie
furnace of Rodefer Bros glass works for
petroleum fuel.
All the coal mines in the FIT ward are
working to the fullest capatity. Heather
irg .on's lower bank is loading barges for
Southern shipment.
Mr.. Thomas Dugan is visiting friends
! at Wtl,sburg.
Some fine grapes are on the market from
New York They rival the famous Cali