Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
Iron aud steel prices At mill or furnac,
IN Grand Jnry convenes on Tnesdny.

LaN ''ItNN jury COhhtutS on tuesday.
Wednesday, July l,h, the Democratic
County CouugutiOn will he hell at st.
Gainesville. There Will be- - delegates
- necessary for q choice of candidates.
Ihs South BellaITt NJ. r. Church had n
social Friday night.
David Rankin il selling some Of his
household goods at private sale before
moving west.
The frost on Thursday morning did not
do much.
Court. Rankin returned from a trip to
Wichita yesterday. He likes Kansas
pretty we'll.
John Davis has recovered from q spell
Ct sjCSuess.
The following are the young ladies and
gentlemen who are members of the gradu-
utiug class OF the Bel!aiTe High School
Carrie Iaudlued, Ora Bloom, Mamie King,
Julia Goghy, Mollie Lazure, Rachel Ad
aIls, Daisy kOonce, John SchiCk, Marie
Clements, Nellie Houston, LedrIR Smith,
blanche Howell, John Whcalan, Mary
Ncyaas, Leoucl Booth, Earl Dubois, Liz
zly FELTON,.
The C., J.. Z W. will run an excursion
train from Martins Ferry 10 Bellaire to
the May Festival, on Tuesday evening
Tram leaves Martins Ferry at G.l5 cen
tIoI time, Bridgeport at 8 -, returning nj
To- iu ul,road time.
PnyIt, DIlzrll had hus pockets picked
the other day in q Kansas town.
There IS something peCUiItriu the air or
weather at present. On all sides We hear
OF people tlkiug ainung spells. When
they do not faint they appear to be affect
eel with tine cramps.
Tn, hint g,4,s workers received their
FIRST nay ytgtrriry.
'SnOrty' Stokes, who tusl 10 have q
prize fight in EenwC0d, Is said to De in
tEt, city.
Viii Robinson, who went to Colorado
and California tot the benefit OF his health,
will o b. home again. The cluuGtc did
not agree with him.
:. W. Bog, has returned from Chicago
lie Is now in FludIayr the next "wiudirst'
city to Chicago.
The assessors completed their work yes
torlAg.
Officer Archer is suaering from a blistercd
6ugsT.
NJ. y..B. Bennett is a typical speech
.aakvr, and he knows how to talk rrohIbi-
tjou.
Al the young ladies who are to take
part M the May festival will report at the
tLeltcr to- morrow morning.
The local e.. A. X forces are making
--cl' preparations for Decoration Day, and
% lair weather prevails, it promises 10 DE
an unusually large demonstration. Most
OF the business men, Including nearly oil
g-cccr-, have signed mn agreement to c,Gse
iurlog parade aud memorial exercises
ICom % .. m., When the parade begins to |
p. m when all services will be over.
Every body is expected tn contribute
,nw,rs. There are ahCut sixty graves to
decorate. All societies are asked 10 send
% delegate 10 meet Chief MarchVl W. d
Jones next week % settle Uu the route.
John Marion, T.. n o yagd conductor,
htd one OF has feet run over by a car yes.
teriLy. The member was amputated.
Esy. W. =. Campbell, OF the Episcopal
church, had decided to take a vacation OF
two or three months tor the benefit OF his
health. lie preached a sort OF a farewell
sermOn yesterday.
The lower wharf boat took fire by ONE
means yesterday morning. the steamer
Grllairp noticed smoke Issuing from the
root aa she lay At the upper landing and
it once steamed t. the boat. Both Of the
pumps of tine Esllaire were set IN operation
aud the flames sOOn cNtiuguisGcd. The
new Second ward ire company went ont,
hut WAS not called upon for action.
The Eellaire Gas Light and Coke Com
pauy held lts annual meeting on Saturday.
The old Board ct Directors, with " tN-
c,ptinUs. was re- elected.
Gyo. Cunnrll. OF Cincinnati, an expert
photographer, is now running Tapptu's
gallery.
AduIy paper will be published during
the MAY festival.
Syl Wcthert'd has gone to tiudlay to
take charge OF the WetHersld- Wells wire
LIIl works.
There were two orrerls on Saturday
night.
Albeit Eius, the Fourth ward grocer,
WAS married Thursday.