Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
BELLAIBE.


" IN. il able 10 be out again.
snrino cleaning came to a sudden stop
Yesterday The weather Il tre5ene ,,! -,
Fred He'll is erectii 2 a dweinug Oh
Rose Hill ,-;o,e
Mint McDonsgh, who has been serious
~ i'll with pneumonia, is reported n''ie
Mr.. Wilson. q C. & P. conductor, has
given up Housekeeping ard with his IAN
ily has taken boarding. -. .,o
DR. J. S. Mcclellan will move into ire
Noble street property, purchased % ni"1 "
short time since. 49,
The Assessors met yesterday at the ONE ,
If the Township Trus zee, and had theH
bonds approved. A.. o+reet
The Eastern representative OF tue S''es
railway was in the city yesterday, =. y
Communion service will be hello III u
p. Church to-day. Ga. ara
Farmers report that the whest fields are
in splendid condition for this season Oh ne
year. ..ootad At
Beallsvile. fuo
John Wesley CARTS is the name Of the
only colored man in Monroe county WIN
votes the Democratic ticket.
W. Danford and wife have moved 10
Wheeling -. c,.;u;1Ia
The Assessors will 20 to ST. Clairsville
on Tuesday to receive instructions.
The Mayor can solemnizs marriages u"'
der a lew latsly passed.
Woodsfeld has changed the course OIL IL
struction in the higher branches oil the pup
Inc schools. and there will be no gradual
inc class this year in consequence.
John B. Watt slipped on the pavement
and sprained his ankle.
Bellsire and the surrounding country
still complain of the mump'.
G w. Grant. farmer OF Vallonia, met
with a peculiar accident while returning
home from this city on horseback. Inc
animal accidentally stumbled over a small
embankment iato a creek. Mr.. Grant was
caught under the horse and but for timely
as stance might have been killed.
The Horse Thief Detective Association
met in CITY Hall yesterday. There was
fair turnout OF the MEMBER 1t was de-
cided TO send for new charter that VIII
cover the law IN full.
Mrs. Jane Moore is visiting her daughter
It Methodist Ridge Ct,
Robert Welsh, OF Kelsey, has been tamil,
iarizing himself with the duties Of postal
clerk on the 3 4 q @. He made the "TRIP
in Uncle Sans car last week with j. L
Tracy, the regular clerk. Tracy Is not
backward about learning new man as he
thinks be will have to 90.
IA. Tomlison, of Beaver, Pa, hss
lsesed James McKelvey's farm at Glencoe
of 400 acres, snd is erecting derrick for
the purpose of sinking a well in quest OF
oil. Mr. Tcm,iuson intends to see whether
there is anything in the Glencoe field or
not.
john McHenry, who moved here from
JacObsborg, is preparing to start a restaur-
art and Confectionery on Union street
Report has it that Bellaire ia 10 have
another weekly paper, says the Herald
B.F. Coekayne and family will leave
this week for Tffip, where they will
make their future home. To Mr.. Cock
aype we extend cur best wishes for sue
cess in his new home.
Rev. B. Daniels has about recovered
from a spell of sickness.
The electric road as run now "a a very
slow route. 1t takes fifty minutes from
Bsuwood TO Wheeling.
The assessors will find great many
dogs during their rounds that have DO
masters. The CANNES should be hsl,ered
aud pu IN TIE pound. II they were not
claimed they stouid he pm; out cf the way
II would be- a b g job 70 collar all the dogs
without owners m Bellsiie
So lorg aa the public does not know the
state OF sfisi-s no the Sut, oil well a. Glen
&C. the vel ca he mentioned as prom E.
iog.
Tbs farmer. who refused 90 sell bis 20
tstres az sixiv ceuts hushel last fall, has
Discovered that potatoes are grown IN
abundance outside Of 3 lmont County
Ms = A Gallahsr visited friends in
Marietta last week
Tnf..ng from the number o. business
failures in Cambrige Of late that town
must hs having . siege Of hard times
Charles Henry contemplltes adding q
fns line of queeaswars to his present
sock
Arnold * Keyse-. the firm al Beallsville
shat ss-,g7ed The other day, is the fourth
firm % Quit business in the same building
within % month.
d.. VIM McMssters has returned from
a visit to Centreville.
Mise Carrie Wilson, of N,wcOmerstOwn,
il visiti0g friends in this city.
There appears to be no end to the eggs in
this county, Judging from the quantity
thet Is being marketed
School resumes tomorrow. Some new
classes start this term. There will be a
little change in books.
Miss Lena McKeen has gone to Centre
Vile, % ne in attendance at the wedding
of Miss Olive McKeen TO Mr.. Ault, which
occurs on Tuesday.
Robert Moore, the well-known tonFOrial
artist, has rented the lower portion OF Sci
lars photograph gallery and will open q
barber shop.
Prot. Peck, formerly Superintendent of
the GAINESVILLE public schools, was in the
city Friday.
Louis Eosrling is building an addition
his First ward property.
The Enterprise window glass works will
close down unless there is a better supply
of natural gas.
An opera company Will be here on next
Friday and Saturday evenings.
A. R;nker and W. A. Wise, partners in
the grocery business, have dissolved part
hership.
Miss Mary Burke is in Pittsburg at the
bedside of q sick friend.
". H. Turner, sub district president,
will be here tomorrow to investigate some
trouble at Scbicb's and Morgan's Goa
works. The latter mines are worked by a
new set of men.
John Kelly, formerly employed at the
goblet works, has gone to work in glass
factory in Pittsburg.
The ladies weo have charge of the sdver-
vertisemeots that is to be worked into the
latin quilt, are securing a great many ads.
The money made goes to the First NJ. E.
Church.
TIE Ladies Aid Society of the Episcopal