Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15
BELLAIRE.

The meeting Of our citiz sns called for
tomorrow evening is of vital interest 10
all. Matters have come to such q point
that Bellaire is compelled to do some
thing for herself. A few dollars given for
the purpose Of boring for gas may never
yield any return, but until the locality is
thoroughly tested we cannot afford to rest
10 matter how large a sum it may cost to
prospect.
J.. A. Depney, Of Pittsburg, e well
known window glass worker, is Ia the
city in the interest of the Commoder and
Glass Worker.
The steel works last month turned cut
$500 tons of billets.
DR.. 7. NJ. Wells has moved his family
and office into the residerce of Mrs. Carr,
on North Belmont street.
DR.. G. A.. Close and bride will 90 to
housekeeping in apartments over the At
lantic Tea House.
School will resume in Central Building
tomorrow.
The new Street Commissioner is busy at
work.
Aud still the O. &P. has made no effort
to erect q new depot.
Miss Julia Faupel leaves in about ten
days to visis her sister, near San Francisco,
Cal.
The Ways of the World" showed to a
pretty fair audience last night.
milk Shake" is the popular temperance
drink at present.
A. Yaus has moved into the Central
House again and will re open the house.
The entertainment 10 be given by st.
Johns Dramatic Club will be a good
one.
A show has billed at the Elysian for
three nights this week.
The bicycle which is beirg contested
for by young men for the benefit oil
SpsDgler Post. is on exhibition in the win
dow of the Atlantic Tea Store.
Mayer Brown intends to continue the
Improvement Of the square. The fountain
will be placed in position and painted
within a few days.
The pupils Of the High School Tecited in
the basement Of the First III. Z. church
last week.
Fancy windows are being pat in the
Christian church.
Rev. VIM. mclaughlin has been duly
installed aa pastor of the U p. church.
Mrs. Chris. Bippus hiss had elegant quar-
ters equipped for ice cream pa1lOrs on
Thirth-seyeuth street.
The Township Trustees hold q meeting
tomorrow
A number OF Bellaire glasswo,kers are
engaged for the Brilliant glass works.
The May festival pony and cart will be
on exhibition this week.
Mrs. NJ. Sonneborr has been i'll for "a
coupled OF weeks.
1t will soon be time for the taxpayer to
work on the road for two days, under the
instruction OF the Street Commissioner.
Mr.. Messing aud Julius WE'LL, OF Blum
Bros had fireworks on Belmont street one
evening last week. The event they were
celebrating We have been unable to learn.
Jaco5 Boneysteele announces that he is
about to open q "Globe Tea Store" He
thinks that business will pay better than
selling ice.
Lawrence Hartwig has had his barber
shop nicely fixed up. -
TINS week Just closed was 3 pretty good
enc for business, everything considered.
Has the Choral Society gone all 10
pieces?
Geo. Westlake plays short stop with the
Sandusky Club.
Joseph Hammond will be buried from
The First Presbyterian Church at 2 O'Clock.
Rev. Braxton Daniels breaches his fare
we'll sermon for this year this evening.
The latest from Superintendent Jonos is
that il is not known when school will re-
sumo in Central building.
The new Board of Water Works Trus-
tees organized Friday evening by elec;ipg
George Walters President, Joseph Heath
erirgton Vice-President and II. G. Wilson
Superintendent and Secretary.
The Globe base ball club is to be re-
organized.
The National Glass workers want to
play any any picked niue of glass workers
in the CITY.