Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-22
BKLLAIRE.


The work Of soliciting stockholders for
the new gas company goes along in a
pleasing manner. Most everybody who Is
approached takes from one TO ten shares of
stock. There are few individuals in the
city who have gops so far into their shells
that they cannot come cut and help
project so vital to the interests Of the COM
munity. At present writing there appears
no reason why the proposed fund OF S2O, 900
cannot be raised. The manufacturers are
holding back somewhat to see how the
property holders and merchants take hold
of the project. The work of securing the
stock should not lag, as there is no time
to lose. If there is any gas in this vicin-
ity the fact should be found out rs soon as
practicable.
Rev, r. F. Keller has returned from
Woodsfeld.
John Muth will interest himself in base
ball sgain this summer.
John Robinson and Wallace & Co. will
strike Bellsire with their circus next
month.
Common Pleas Court adjourned yester-
day.
A new confectionery has been opened on
Thirty-secOnd street.
Mrs. Bertshey, of the First ward, has re-
turned from q trip to North Baltimore.
The spring poet must have seen his
shadow and gone back into his hole.
The Crazy Tea" in Blum's vacant
room, last night, was very pleasant AZ
fair. One Of the features Of the social was
the number Of handsome looking school
teachers in attendance
The Banquet Club had another Of its
pleasant hops on Friday evening.
The ]. j. Club will 90 to Powhattan on
the steamer Bellaire some evening, soon.
The B. & o. Company is reducing the
pay OF its employees by giving them only
about three-quarter time. The cut occur
red last Thursday. Instead of working
shorter hours, the men will take rest
about one day in the week, for the present.
Henry Crimmel, who is managing the
Fostoria glass work, has erected "dinky"
furnace on the north side Of the factory.
Fire was started in the furnace last week,
but is feared that because Of the peculiar
shape il will not heat satisfactorily.
DR.. ]. G. Mccullough talks Of locating
in Wichita, Kansas.
The fair OF the American Mechanics oc-
ours next.
Sol White has entered into an engage
ment with the Keystone ball club, OF
Pittsburg.
The German Church fair closed last
night with big crowd in attendance. The
big contest will not come of for g couple
Of weeks.
Parks & Dickens have more patterns of
wall paper TO select from than any other
firm.
Charles Brockman is having his resi-
denee painted.
Albert wetherald, of Findlay, will be
here tomorrow.
Grant Baker, Albert Marshal and James
Wells have been given $1,000 and three
acres of land in Findlay, and the gentle
men propose to erect bottle works as soon
IS they can secure manager.
The May festival pony and road cart
will be on the streets tomorrow.
Henry Gretla has had his place of bust
ness nicely fixed up.
The Ohio Lantern Company, which
moved to Findlsy. has begun the manu-
facture of wire nails along with the other
product Of the works
The entertainment given by ST. Johns
Dramatic Club, in the Elysian Theatre
last night, was well attended, and the
members made some money.
R. J. Cooke, the shoe man, has had his
business p ace fixed up.
Three OF four gentlemen Of this city have
purchased all the land in the heart of the
town Of North Baltimore.
Some Of our manufacturers visited Nun
Gle, Ind, last week.
While Col. @. s. Baron, of the Little Tin
Company, was in Fipdlsy some parties
there took stock in the company to the ex-
tent Of $4,000.
Butter is not as scarce as it was q week
or two ago.
John Robinson's circus will come up
the river Railroad fare is too high.
''The Scrap Book is a new publication
started by W. W. HanloD, Of GAINESVILLE.
1t is said that the B. & D. will put on
az accommodation train that will leave
here in the morning and return at night.
DR.. G. A Close now has his Office next
door to the Tribune.
Earnest Bradley lost his pocket book
containing small sum of money.
keep of the grass" IL what q sign in
the Park says. Ha Ia!
The property of the Columbia Club is
being sold at private sale.
Thirty-first, Thirty and Thirty
third streets are to be paved from Union
TO Belmont street.
Several Bellsire parties had cases before
the Common Pleas Court yesterday.
Ault's mill is now running in full blast
and is making high grade of flour. In
proved machinery has been put all through
the mill
School will be resumed in the Central
building tomorrow.
s. A. Court, Grand Chancellor of the
Knights of PSthiss, was in the city last
night.
Three eaucuses are heading this way.
The Jubilee concert in the Elysian The
atre on Monday evening is for the benefit
of the A. M. E Church.
The assessors are making their second
round.
The glass works at Findlay, operated by
Jas. Wells, Sam Tappan and Grant Baker,
burned on Thursday night Fully in-
sured.
The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
will attend special meeting in the NJ. Z.
Church, at Benwood, to-day.
Frank Randolph, page in the Legisla.
ture, is home.
The capital stock of the Bellaire and st.
Clairsville road has been increased to
$500, 900.
One or two cases were disposed Of by
Mayor Brown yesterday.
Annual meeting Of the Bellaire Gas
Light and Coke Company win be held on
May 10Th
Col. Sullivan was some better yesterday
afternoon.
Col. David Rankin will move Yves. this
summer.
Good Results IN Every Case.
ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many reme-
dies without benefit Being induced TO
try On. Kings New Discovery for Con-
anrnntfan. did 40 and was entirely cured