Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

Miligan, Bert and George Hopkins, VIM
Nicholson. Nelson snd Leroy Hopkins,
VIM. Heatheringtop, Mr. Alger, Harry
Hayes
The High School viii hold an entertain
ment on February 2lst
An amateur base bali league, composed
If clubs of this city. Toronto, Mingo, Bell
Gire, and ether reighboring places is
spoken Of as likely to mateTislize the COM
ing season. Martins Ferry can, and no
doubt will, hold up her end of such an Or
gauizatiop. -Martin's Ferry Ne,cS. II is not
likely that Bellaire will figure in any ana
teur base ball league. Base ball is dead
art here.
A close observer says that loc9l op'iln
in town simply means that the "tCpeTs"
take their bulge without a "chaser. +"
Now, then, what is chaser
Quite q number of crows have been seen
in this vicinity Of late They are here a
month earlier than usual.
"Michael Strogoff7' will be presented
here on Tuesday evening. 1t is seldom
that Bellaire Is able TO secure an attraction
equal to this. The company carries a car
load of speCill scenery. The play COM
hines the serious with the comic, and
throws in 6 grand ballet FOR good measure.
Isaec Luchs is recovering from an at
tack of sickness.
Cambridge wants water works worth
$4,000
Valentine day comes on rext Thursday.
The old Methodist church building at
GAINESVILLE has been sold, and the Gorge
CATION will erect new edifice.
All the telegraph wires and poles of the
3. q o Company along the pike between
GAINESVILLE and Bellaire are being taken
down snd placed along the railroad track,
thus making sixteenwirs lire on the c..
O. Division.
james Douglass, of Jacobsburg, is sell
iug oft his farm effects and will remove to
Bellsire.
A correspondent from Key says:
"Thsrs Is talk of patty IN the near tu-
ture. at which time the girls will cut tho
bsys' heil and shave them, and the one re-
csiyirg the honor for the bsst work will be
presented with q fine present. Some OF
the girls are row leaning 10 hone razoT."
What are we coming Il?
jacobs burg beasts of the most successful
Collector of doubtful claims that We know
Of The other day when certain yourg
man walked into her store she quietly
locked the door, picked up the poker and
calmly demanded of the bssrdless the
81 90 he owed her. Sac promised to chas-
tise bin severely if he did not come TO
time at once. The young gentleman nap
peued to have the change about his clothes
ard paid the bill, thus saving his health.
TIE Be'Iaire Democrat says: "Repr6ssn-
tative Dorr, who has created the great
hubbub in the West Virginia Legislature
by refusing to vote for Senator Kenna, is a
brother of Mrs. Patrick Sherry, of this
city"
Tbs postofioe at Whitney (MarbletOwn)
wss broken into at an early hour hour yea
terdsy morning. $50 in postage stamps
were taken. It is supposed tramps did it.
Maripg. Hart & Co. expect to resume
work in their Muocie glass works to-mor-
row.
The man with the sled was out yester-
day.
The fair and festival of Wenner Cadets
takes place March 9th.
VIM. Beans, who was burned at the steel
works, will be laid up for some time.
The Belmont Glass Works will be on IN
full this week.
The new Ohio Valley Foundry will be
brick building, several stories high. The
works will be in running order by July.