Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
BELLAIRE.
a Complete Record sf Yesterdays Doing
In the Glass Town.

a Complete Record Fl Yesterdays Doing
In the Glass Town.
The O & p. has put down post at
the upper end of Gravel Hill, which is
meant to designate the lay of property Of
that road. Tue stake, in question, is cit
uated in front of the property OF VIM
Sharp on Gravel Hill. II this post is in
the right place then part Of Front street,
9TH ward, belongs 10 the railroad COM
paDy.
1t is said that at least five thousand
people attended Harvest Home Picoic,
near st. Clairsville, on Thursday. The
farmers, who were in town yesterday,
said it was the largest event OF the kind
ever held in the county.
Mr. Cowan, a young gentleman OF ST.
Clsirsville, has purchased the Csotty In
surance Agency, in this city. The CON
sideration was about 81 800 The gentle
man took charge yesterday.
Nick Baker, the barber, who LIFT here
and located in Omaha, N45., is here on a
visit Nick is we'll pleased with the boom
ing and gu!luptious West.
Bsllaire has two or three right good gen.
tlemen who would make splendid material
for the Democrats in the Mayors Office.
Misses Maggie Fitton and Maria Glenn
ents attended the GAINESVILLE Teachers
Institute during the closing hours.
John Hoffman, young chap Of the
First ward, was hit on the head with
stones and is in critical state.
Mrs. Morrison, an aged colOred lady of
the Third ward, who suffered a stroke Of
paralysis, is little betier.
There is talk Of the steamer, Bsllaire,
running an excursion 10 Moundsville camp
ground on Sunday.
The Fourth ward is ia a perturbed
state. All the streets are being made
ready for paving.
The Independent says Frank Williams is
a candidate for Clerk of Courts on the
Democratic ticket.
Superintendent Rodewig. who is laid up
with two il jured feet, will be able to walk
about shortly.
The fremen met in City Hall last even
ing aud arranged to 90 to Wellsville to en-
ter a contest.
J. B. Smith, Esq is the lates. name
mentioned for State Senator on the Repub-
licOn ticket.
Rev. B. Craft has gone to West Virginia
to attend campmeeling Of a Church OF
God.
Gossip has it that we'll knowo couple
in the Third ward will be married shortly.
Bellaire expects to dezzle under the
glow OF electric light in about six weeks.
John Evans, the well-known bottle
blower, is in Steubenville on business.
The first whi,ewash for lOrg time &C.
cured at Mayors Court yesterday.
Some Of the trees along the street on the
north side of the square are dying.
Ooly part Of the nail machines are in
operation at the Nail Works.
Tickets sold for Noonan's Grove to-day
will be good until Monday.
A very cheap excursion will be run to
Cleveland over the @. q p.
Miss Nancy Cochran, of Wegee is visit
iug friends in this city.
Prof B. T. Jones is among 500 teachers
at Chanlsuqus, n. y.
C. G. Williams, the carpenter, is laid up
with a sprsiued back.
Toe Elysian Theatre will be opened on
the llth.
Republican primaries will be held on
the 9th.
The telephone exchange list is not in
creasiDg.
Isaac Blum, of Blum Bros is back from
the East.
A. Kloiz will be home from Europe this
week.
Coal dealers coy business is on the in
crease.
The city scales are being repaired.