Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
BELLAIRE.

/ BELlAAthEs
The steel works was off yesterday 80 tn
workmen could celebrate Labor Day.
Repairs on Rose Hill road should be
made before winter sets in.
Mrs. Stewart Wilson is visiting friend
in this city.
Mrs. John Robinson and Mrs. Henry
Carr, of Fndlay, are visiting friends il
this city.
Rodefer Bros. are bothered greatly will
natural gas and will be compelled to maxi
some changes about their furnace.
The Republican League now has IN
members, and more are signing.
The new pipe the Lantern Globe Work
had laid for natural gas will not prove 6
success for the factory and will effect pri
vats consumers.
The work of paving Noble street goe'
right along. There been NO hitch Of any
kind for more than week.
A couple of the school houses are receiv
ing needed paint.
Thos. Dickens has opened meat shoE
on the West side of the square--his ole
stand.
Mrs. Mamie Pugh, of Martins Ferry
was the guest OF Mrs. Mary Wagner, last
week.
The campaign will be a very tame affair
here this year.
The gas works received q car of Lims
oil, which will be given a trial.
There is some talk OF Bill Nye and ].
Whitcomb Riley being brought here to
produce some original prose readings and
poetry. 1t is q great team, and most every
body would like to see and hear the great
humorists.
ga Boy Hero" will be produced hereto
morrow evening. The play was produced
for q week in Wheeling.
Ounces so cents bushel. Wonderful
The economical housewife is taking advan'
tsge of the great yield of fruit and Is put
ting it away in cans and Jars.
The population of the town is on the in
crease for some reason. The number o.
families has not increased 1t is thought
but the number of individuals in each
household is larger than before.
Byron Gordon, who has been working 81
Martins Ferry, has gone to Cambridge u
try his luck.
Stewart Wilson was in Findlay las
week, seeing if that city had an opening
Tor another plumbing establishment.
The Street Commissioner should see u
it that Belmont street is cleaned at leas
once week. Require the merchants t.
sweep the dirt in piles on a certain day o
the week.
Mrs. J. W. Coulson, of Kansas, has de
cided to remain here this winter. The
weather in the west is too severe for her.
The Box Social in the M. E. church, OF
Friday evening, was more OF success thar
was anticipated.
There was scarcity Of gas in the morn
ings last week. The pressure was good II
the latter part of the day.
The carpenters turned ont pretty well
Yesterday. Most all the workmen Of Du
Bots & Mccoy went to Wheeling to par
ticipste in the parade.
The natural gas company has not In
spected the line in this city for months
When the pipe was first laid and for 9
long time after, the line was examined
every day. There will be big blow-ul
one Of these days.
Al. Fields minstrels paraded yesterday
with brass band and attracted great
deal of attention. A big crowd greeted
the performance at the theater last even
ing.
Boneysteels & Bridenstein expect &c
have their ice house rebuilt so that they
can store ice in it this winter.
The Rock Hill band is doing splendidly
The boys will come in and serenade us
some of these days.
A number of Quakers passed through
the city yesterday on their way to annual
meeting at GAINESVILLE.
II. Landkron's lot will not be sold unit
October Goth.
Caleb Dsmsop, who has been in Califor-
MIA for year, has returned home.
Some iron was blown at the steel works
that came direct from the blast furnace.
The Jewett Singers are the campaign
novelty of this season.
VIM. Reed opened his nav shoe store or
Gravel Hill yesterday.
A. Ward is now occupying his elegant
new residence.
Rev. W. r. Kinnssr breaches in the
Euon Baptist church to-day.
John Flemming is running the new
meat market Of VIM. Risler.
A great many apple barrels are beinl
manufactured here.
The Spirit Of Democracy appeared las
week in eight pages.
Monroe county farmers are receiving s
lot of farming machinery by way Of the B..
Il. & O.
The Tribune says the Natural Gas Com
pany is failure We have been under tht
impression that the Natural Gas Company
has been success, but its supply OF fuel
failure.
The Belmont Glass Works let the fiI,
out of one of its furnaces yesterday, 81
that il could be fixed to use coal.