Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
BELLAIRE.
Accidents, business, Political, Social and
Personal.

"rAs AAueA sAS nASeAoi NAeNA4Ae zig '+''N'N
bone.
The folks who went 10 Burr's Mills to
spend their Fourth did not get home until
last evening, on account of freight wreck
near Cambridge, delaying trains about ten
hours
County Commissioners Cops and Berry
were in the city yesterday.
Harry Corners, OF Dennison, formerly of
this city, is in town accompanied by his
family.
Frdnk Smith, an old Bellaire boy, is
here from Cleveland with his family on an
extended visit.
There seems TO be a hitch in the street
paving contract awarded to Messrs. BOTen
and RosseT. Their total bid Was Sl.03 per
yard, but the sum total CT their separate
bids amounts to S113 As the next low
EST bid was 81 II, the giving of the con-
tract to sitheg Of the bidders msy result II
a lawsuit.
Thomas ". Morrison and Miss Eva L.
Ault were married Thursday night at the
home Of ]. O. Hamilton.
Wm. WarnOck, ST., Of Warnock, now in
his eighty-eighth year, Is reported very
sick.
J. L. Neff has resigned at the B. & o.
freight depot and will try harvesting.
Rev. J. O. Hench, a prominent Prohibi-
ZIONIST, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Vida Thompson, Of Pinch Run, is
very seriously i'll.
Jacob Heatherington is cOnvalescing
from a severe attack of erysipslas.
A young son of W. o. Howley, Of Wheel
ing, visiting relatives here, was badly
burntd about the eye by the explosion Of
fre-cracker.
Mrs. Samuel Fitch is quite sick at Dill
lies Bottom. where she had gone on visit
It was William Harris who won the col
orel foot race Thursday.
John Malloy and bride have gone to
housekeeping in the Third ward.
Miss Annie Faris will be home from
three weeks trip to Cincinnati, to-mor-
row.
Matthew Beagle is having the property
he purchased in the Fourth ward thor
oughly renovated.
A dozsn Bellaire people are enjoying the
pleasures of European scenes.
A number Of private picnics are on the
tapis for this week.
Since the rev floor was put in the lock-
up the bastile is not a bad place to loaf on
8 hot day. 1t is q nice, cool retreat.
Mrs. John Wagner and children, Of the
Fourth ward, have returned from trip IN
the country.
George Poormsn is out Of the city for
few DAYS on a business trip.
Col. Fillmore Hesley still used the lead
pencils. He sends sensational items to out
Of town newspapers.
The new boat Of Scott Heatherington is
nearing completion at Wheeling wharf
She will be used for towing coal and will
be named Eliza H, after Mr.. Heathering-
toms mother.
The writer is Of the opinion that the
Bernard Island will not be for sale for base
ball purposes after the owner learns what
it is to be used for. Mr.. Barnard is strict
member of the Second Presbyterian church,
and it will 90 against the grain for him to
be esponsible for base ball on the Sabbath.
The Episcopal Church is still without a
pastor. The congregation of this church
has been unfortunate of late years in not
having regular service. The congregation
has dwindled until it has become mere
handful of people.
The new lawn tennis club will have
grounds at the home of Miss Alma San
ders, on North Belmont street
Fred Hemple aud John Whalen have
gone 70 Tiflin 10 visit friends.
A number Of the insurance companies
are cancelling their policies with the man
ufacturers in this city. They prefer pri-
vate real estate. TIE losses by fire in The
boom gas towns of the West have Fighter
cd The companies and the factories in this
section have to suffer for it. The insur-
ance companies have most always made
money on the manufactures of Bellsire.
The c. & p. pay car will be here to-
morrow.
Rev. J. C. Hinch, the minister and
prohibiicnist, was in the city last week.
Z II. McMssters, the harness maker,
who sold out his business here because he
felt dissatisfied with Bellaire, took trip
through the west ard returned to his old
haunts. He las now purchased farm
out the B., Z and will reside there.
Mrs. Robert Hutchinson is visiting her
parents in Phillipsburg, Pa.
Thomas Boyle and wife have gone to
Sbarpsburg, Pa, on visit.
McClain Broe have managed TO g0hble
up most of the contracts for stone work
that have been let in this section.
Several clips of wool have changed hands
at 50 cents. This is the best price We have
heard.
Miss Lillian Faupel, daughter of Adam
Fsupel, formerly Of this city, was married
a few days since to a Findlay gentleman.
-tsfT CANA a. Of
DRY. We hope the talk will take some
permanent action.
Oae or two Of our paved streets have be-
gun to look pretty tough. They were not
laid first. either.
The Benwood ferry has been doing a
splendid business for the past several Sun
days.
The streets that are paved should be
nicely cleaned tomorrow, so that the city
will present clearly appearance when
the glassworkers from other towns arrive.
This is a pointer for the Street Commits
sioner.
Mrs. Frank Lsasure left for Burr's Mills
Yesterday to spend the summer. Mrs.
Leisure has been i'll for over year, bat Is
now recovering slowly.
Rapberries have been retailing in the
country at 3 cents q box for several days
This price hardly pays for picking them.
Hundreds of acres of the fruit out the x
D sre going 10 waste because no enc vol
unteers to pick them.
Jscob Jackley is in Barnesville visiting
his brother.
John Heinlein leaves this week on
basintss trip for az Eastern shoe finn.
James Tellmau, the Eell-knoWn lawyer,