Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01
BELLAIRE.

The Good Templars el9ctei new officers
Tuesday evening.
Tn. grounds of the Second ward SCHOOL
house, are to be paved.
Miss Alice Long, of G avsl Hill, gave q
party TO her friends las. night.
The Democrats of the First ward will
hold their primary Novem5tr2
Thomas Curran is lying at the point OF
death at his home on Guernsey street.
The nail works is preparing for large
shipment of STEEL slabs for the down river
market.
JOE. Boswell acciden' ally let a bar Of
iron fall On his foot and two of his toes
were mashed.
Mss Luella Thompson gave tsffy pull
ing o her friepds, last night, at her home,
in the Fifth ward.
1t is thought by some psop'e that the
whereabouts Of Mr.. Hamilton, Of Hamil-
ton & Workmen, is known.
The Street Fair Committee is having q
big lot of coal slsc< dumped on the pa h.
ways of the Public Squa-e.
Potatoes are coming here By rail from
tbs West, and are bling transferred 10
barges for points down the river.
TIE Pre- ieniih ticket this year is
nearly eighteen inches long and contain S
the n NATIONAL, Stats and County tickets.
Contractor Msloney is pushing the paw
ing o. Noble street, since the good ives tier
set in. Two square have been completed.
Carl. Tarbet celebrated his sixth birth
day by giving party TO his your z friends
at his home in the Second ward, last Gvsn-
ing.
Several SIS bets were made esterdsy on
the ,hs result of the national contest.
There sppfars 20 bs plenty of Dome C 'atic
money IN town.
Wagers of plug hats on the election are
numerous. Most every enthusiastic Dem
Ocrst ar ID Republican fa1 tile or two bit
on the result If the election.
Lime and rubbish a c excellent things
for fire from combustion. Had the fire
ia Celtr school started at night the
structure would likely have betn ruined.
A great many Of the younger folks had a
good time of it lsst night celebrating the
II low E'ep, but the night foc tho wing
cabbsga stocks, etc, is not what it used 10
be-
A great many Of our p Ople who went to
wheeling to tie Thurman II ee leg on
Tuesday n gHt il not get lone until at "
2 o'clock yesterday morning. Tne trA in
was several hours lac.
B.luCnt Lodge No. 1861, G. U. o. O..
F. Hvuse of R1th NJ. 3i4 loiges have de-
ferred their festival until tie 18th and
30 b of November. On the 29tI tie 2 tr'
archs Of Wheeling will be down to drill.
DR.. J. PAX West entered tbs bonds OF
hCly matrimony last eveLi"g Working
in double harness, { S the old spying is, S
C, t.ti1g with the dpttos Of late, sni it
would net be q surpriss to hear Of ore or
two more of the NJ. ID. . takiog life p vt
nsrs.
About l o'clock yesterday afternoon a
fire v "a discovered in the upper portion OF
FIR ezy's iivsry stsb'e. An alarm YVES
sounded, aad before the fire bai spread
much tie fi'emeu had it under cobtrl.
All Ihs hcrs g and harness were tas en-
from the building as soon as the fire was
6i covered.
S,ms ore sent resolution to the Board
of Educ ton sskipg that the time Of The
town clock be changed, but tbs Beard
promptly tabled tie request. The iuten-
ton f the resolution was to lie. the Board
down easy from its perch, hut it didn't
work. Like ( he 'isame old coon" it is
still mn a tree.