Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
BELLAIRE.

BELLA1RE.
prohibition rs 1t Works In S"a"
lne towns along the B. & o.
DAD west of here have been demanding
the prohibition of intoxicating beverages
by a vote. Between this city and Cam
bridge there is hardly q place where liquor
ia sold over the counter. Cambridge was
the last town TO accept prohibition. The
idea works fairly well some pl ices, but 1t
ia curious to see the amount Of beer that Is
dumped off the trains at st. Clairsville,
Belmont and GAINESVILLE. The saloon
keeper In Bellaire is compelled to put mp
his stuff" while his WHY neighbors do
business without any license or capital.
They should DO severely punished If the
law clutches them.
The Lantern Globe Works will resume
operations on the 18th.
T. T. Seals has purchased a bicycle. So
has James Tollman. The cycle fever has
broken out afresh.
The family of Stewart Wilson, Of Mar
tins Ferry, passed through the city yes
terday, on their.wsy 10 the Bur's Mills
camp ground.
Alex. Gallaher, of the B. & o. has re-
turned from a trip to the country.
Mrs. Libbie Carroll has gone to the
Moundsville camp ground.
Rev. ]. p. Kendrick will preach in the
Episcopal Church this morning.
The brick work on the three-story ad-
dition to the Stamping Company building
is completed. .
T. A. Rodefer's family is summering at
the Moundsville camp ground.
The Chinese laundrymen are disposed to
mind their own bus ness, and the small
boy has found no avenue for a dire attack.
There should be q big turnout Of bust
ness men aud merchants ut City Hall to-
morrow evening. at which time the pro-
posed street fair will be talked over.
Opinions as to the advisability Of going
ahead under the circumstances, will be
heard. Turn out.
Bert Leasure has gone to Findlay to
work in the Office Of the goblet works.
J. M. Maring has returned from Cleye-
land, where he attended the races.
The coming boat race is to be well ad-
yertised and there will be considerable
betting on the result.
Will Kirkpatrick is selling tickets in the
B. & o. office for the present.
? Rev. W. s. Campbell will be back from
his trip the first of September.
All the Cleveland excursionists are at
home. A large crowd returned last night.
The city hack has become a necessity
and is doing a good business.
Mrs. j. K. Hartshorn will spend part Of
the hot season at Moundsville.
Some practitioners will be received in full
membership in the South Bellaire N. E.
church this morning.
Street services this evening at the usual
places.
Five hundred and forty-eight soldiers in
Belmont county are on the pension rolls.
1t is said that 1000 of our people are
out of town.
Bsllaire has quite a number Of people
who forget to pay their taxes.
Geo. Muth will fish with Commissioner
Hofer on Wednesday.
The annual harvest picnic on Thursday
is being extensively advertised.
Camp at Noonan's Grove will last over
next Sunday.
The ice house that was burned will be
rebuilt at once.
"Dode" Cochran will have full manage
ment of the Elysian Theater this winter.
"Betz" Collins is having new fixtures
put in his place of business.
d. j. Smith has returned from the East.
George Walters new dwelling is about
completed.
The steamer Bellaire has a hard time OF
it making the regular trips.
The flour made by the mills OF this city
is making a wide reputation for itself.
Over in New York a great many people
believe our product excels all Others.
". G. Stewart, of the stamping works,
is off on a two weeks vacation.
Jacob Capito last Sunday arrested two
individuals at Noonan's Grove for fighting.
They were taken to the county Jail. Chaps
who campmeeting to drink and fight
should he severely dealt with.
Our water pipes contain and inch or two
of mud and sand and should be flushed.
The new milk and butter depot starts
out under favorable auspices.
The Buckeye Building and Loan Com
pany sells money tomorrow night.
L lOukulhk up Nlt1 Ohu 10 " uOuRu Jul
and is herd on plows.
Blackberries and peaches are a drug on
the market.
Freddy" Williams, of this city, has
signed with the Canton club.
Mrs. Patrick Moran has been called to
New York on account of the illness of her
daughter.
Mr.. Chas. Henry is visiting friends in
West Virginia.
Harry Davis, of this city, in a letter to
the COmmORer and GldSSoOrker, complains
of the action of the wage committee Of the
window glass workers relative to the start
ing of the factories.
II. o. Tucker, of GAINESVILLE, has open
ed the Burr's Mills boarding tent and will
serve meals to-day at % cents.
Stephen Pearce yesterday moved his
family to Marion, Ind.
The NJ. f church, at GAINESVILLE, will
erect a memorial window for the late Rev.
Binkley.
The 10 o'clock train on the B. & o.
stops at Burr's Mills and the fast line
from the west stops to return Bellairites.
"Quimby" Herrick, formerly of this
pldCO, VIM Wcut W DciLluut vi dCCOuut vi
failing health, has recovered. He will re,
main at Belmont.
The ten cent circus will soon be with us.
John Robinson, of the Findlay Goblet
Works, is here getting a supply Of work
men to operate the factory.
The flint glass factories have now been
shut down five weeks.
The new clock tower is IN improvement
over the old.
Overs Window Glass Works at Muncie
will start to work the 1st of the month.
NOTES FROM BRILLIANT.