Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-19
'BELLAIRE.

A prominent plumber stated yesterday
that he had not made any natural gas con-
nections since April. Looks as II the
natural gas company's list Of subscribers
was dwindling.
The two Cinnamon who have been IN the
city looking for location, have rented
the room next to the Boston shoe house,
and will start laundry.
At least ten of our people went to Cn-
cinnati Tuesday evening on the Andes ex-
cursion.
Council only meets once in two weeks
now. The next session will be Tuesday
evening.
Robt. Ray is at Martins Ferry putting
down his new patent pavements.
The thester is being cleaned up. Mr..
Scott, the manager, will be here shortly
/ to make some repairs on the theater. The
western portion of the building will be
likely to be raised some 20 that the largest
scenery on the road can be used.
Marshal Darby went off with the excur-
sionists yesterday.
Miss Nellie Jennings gave party last
nightin honor of Miss Fannie SIMPLIFY, WHO
Is visiting her.
Secretary Bowie, of the Etra Glass
Works, and wife, have gone to Mariand on
visit.
The annual meeting of the Crystal Win
dow Glass Works will be held next Tues
day evening
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Uuion meets this afternoon in the Chris
| tian Church.
The saloons seem to be in hard row OF
stumps Just at this time. At least half
dozen OF them have cases of some kind. a.
Edward Stipes will drum for MeistsT
Bros cigar factory, OF Bridgeport.
The First ward school building is to
have new roof.
The scale of the steel workers has not
been sigued and will not likely be until
after the repairs are finished on the steel
plant.
Bsllaire sent very near three car loads OF
excursionists to Chippewa Lake yesterday.
1t was fun going, but the return trip, oh,
my, how long!
There will likely be a scarcity OF water
on Rose Hill to-day, as the reservoir is
being cleaned.
A child of Charles Saltsgayer was buried
yesterday.
The Y.'s will hold lawn fste at the
home of Miss Allie Mellott, this evening.
The marriage Of VIM. Wilson to Miss
Sadie Hamilton will take place this eve
ming.
The city band has been engaged to &C
company the Turner's to Steubenville 10th
Turn Fest.
Word was received here from Cincinnati
of the death of child of Mack Meek,
formerly of this place.
Jacob Duga, on Tuesday, sold $500
pounds of ginseng to Chinamsn who was
here from the East.
Education for the construction of new
town clock.
The funeral of Mrs. James Gill will
take place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Several ministers from this city will
assist in the services at Bethel camp
ground next week.
Abram Streets has gone out to Bethel
to fix up the grounds for camp meeting.
Belmont street is being cleaned By the
Street Commissioner. The best way to
clean the streets is to notify the merchants
TO sweep their space to the middle OF the
street, the morning the Street Commits
sioner is announced.
Miss Rosa Meek is selling out to quit
business.
The delegates to the Flint Glass
Workers convention from here, have trsv-
eled 6. 300 miles, goirg and returning, from
conventions since the order was instituted.
There have been no arrests at the lock-
up for two days.
The nail works is outstanding the scrap
and cinders that it was wont to throw over
the hank at the steel works. The refuse
has been found to contain 80 per cent. OF
iron. Workmen are now carting lot OF
the stuff from the bank to a place where 1t
can be used.
The glass factories and nail works will
have an exhibit at the Columbus centen-
NAL.