Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-01
BELLAIRE,

guest of Miss Allie Pearce, Fifth ward,
The Second Presbyterian church contem-
plates repairs.
The repairs on the burnt School house
are being pushed.
Elmer Addison, of Quaker City, has
secured a position in this city.
Rev. W. S. Campbell will be out.for ssr-
vice to day.
The present buildings of the Bellaire
Goblet Works will remain here.
Four candidates tor the position of Stree;
Commissioner, and who can foretell the
outcome.
Easter service in all the churches to.
day.
More money changed hands at the First
National Bank this season of the year than
any other.
Contestants for prizes Of most anything
you might mention are mskingthe rounds
Hoover, Ludwig & Wise are dealing in
the Columbus carriages.
DR.. Frank knight and bride have gont
to housekeeping over MERGERS drug store
DR.. j. G. Mccullough talks Of ~visitinG
his son Calvin, in the West.
luz Improvement VIZ luC Cd5t BluC "
the square is a good one
Lost to the World" and ''The Wages
of SIM" will be played at the Elysisr
theater this week.
s. Behr will give a social Monday ever
ing, in honor of Miss Clara Lowenstein, o
Cincinnati.
Business was dull in Bellaire last week
says everybody.
Eggs were scarce yesterday and The
price was a little high.
Charles Murray will 90 TO Housekeeping
in the Fourth ward.
Deyarmon & Morrison are setting con
siderable plate glass.
The business fronts of A. Klotz and Car
RE Hoffman have been nicely fixed mp.
Mrs. Frank Leasure has been quite i'll
for some days.
Blum Bros. intend TO spread themselves
After the 1st Of the month they will occu
by four store rooms with their business.
The ladies who solicited in Wheeling
for fancy work for the May frstival were
very successful.
Lees Jubilee Concert at City Hall wa
an immense success say all who were there.
Rev. K. F. Keller has returned from
Cleveland, where he went a. a delegate ia
organize a Grand Lodge OF the Equitable
Aid UniVn.
John Baugh. Jr., instead of his father, is
running for constable.
Chas. Bippus has taken charge of a drug
store in Philadelphia.
John Watt and bride have quarters al
the Strohle House.
Chas. Brooks has quite q large class H.
structing in guitar and banjo music,
Charles simpliied method is such that
any one can learn.
J.. K. Purnell, manager of the stock
yards, has moved his family into tue Ran,
delphi homestead, on Rose Hill.
A few weeks hence Bellaire will have
another ward.
Prot. Killmeyer is doing considerable
business in the way of tuning pianos al
present.
The relic of the ITlupt German class is
still tugging away at mysterieS.
Jesse Turner has gone South, and is now
making patrons of the circns shake their
sides at his clown Jokes.
The Cyclone Fishing Club has q hop foI
next month.
The report that the U. p. Church intend,
ed 10 rebuild is a mistake.
The Superintendent of the Natural Gas
Company has resigned.
The Good Templars are practicing for an
entertainment.
Rev. Mr.. Weir, new pastor of the Ger
man Church, breaches in that church to-
day.
Miss Emma Kleber has returned from q
six weeks visit to Quincy, Ill.
The new stOreroom of b. +. COckayne il
finished. 1t is the finest in the city.
1t is estimated that 1000 people read
the REGISTER every Sunday in Bellaire,
and the number is growing.
Although the moon was advertised &c
appear on the nights it rained last week,
il did not. A pointer 10 the police to light
the street lamps on y rainy evening.
Mr. Hook, Il Il o. engineer, is erecting
II resideGce on the hill in the Fourth ward
Quite a lot of Fourth ward people pur
chased new clocks last week. Heretofore
they have been depending on the town
clock.
Fred Eberle has closed out his stock o
groceries and rented his store room.
The office of the Ohio Valley Foundry
has been nicely fixed up.
The new Democratic weekly is doinS
well.
The street ears have been discontinued
again.
Parks & Dickens continue to be the
leaders in the wall paper line.
What has become of the proposed new
gas company TO be composed of Wheeling
and Bellaire stockholders.
The nail works continues to run steadily,
More housewives are doing their baking
than ever before, ON account OF natura
gas, and the bakers have to stand the
blunt.
A little daughter of ". &. Burgundtha
died on Friday night and was taken tc
Powhattan yesterday afternoon for burial
JOS. RheubottOm is laid up with an in
jured arm.
Miss Lizzie Obbermau. of Wheeling, is
visiting at the home of 81. +. Carnes.
A fellow who was intoxicated fell against
the steps ut the First National Bank aud
cut himself severely. lie was uncansciOu;
for q time, but rallied when taken to the
lookup.
W. A. Taylor, of Zlnesville, is learning
the express business on the c. & Z. under
the supervision of Milton Hudson.
The Bsllaire nail works paid IFS en-
ployes yesterday.
John Murdoch. of Newark, n. j., anG
Miss Mary Thornton, of this city, will bt
married on the l0th.
The whooping cough is prevalent among
the young folks.
George Romack, c. &P. yard master, j:
able to out after a spell of sickness.
Miss Ella Weir is visiting friends al
ClsringtOn.
The spring term of school will continue
ii weeks.
Two torpedoes on q railroad track made
so much noise that u number of people
supposed an explosion of boilers or some.
thing Of the kind had taken place.
The school house has collected about
8. 1000 worth of insurance.
Now is the time for the street sprinkler
man to begin talking up business.
"Betz" Collins will have his place o.
business nicely fixed up.
Little crowds Of politicians occupied the
principal streets yesterday afternoon.
IT, N,nhnlunp'S pin4nra annaara ~