Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
BELLAIRE.
The Daily News Gathered From Many
Circles.

Circles.
Mrs. 7. T. Seals had an unpleasant ex-
perience Sunday morning while visiting
the family of T. T. Hsnlon on Burr's Mllls
camp ground. The lady missed her foot
ing while descending a stairway and took
big tumble. She received bruises on the
body and face, but Is able to walk about.
There was disappointed crowd at the
festival held at Burr's Mills Saturday
night. The sleepy express agent carried
the ice cream from this city to GAINESVILLE,
and by the time he got it back it was Sun
day morning. The express company will
be asked to make the damage good.
The enumeration of youths in Bellaire
for the past four years is as follows: 1889,
346; 1888, 3,277; 1887, 3, 1888. The loss
in three years has bsen ~. This measures
the loss to Bellaire by the emigration TO
Findlay, North Baltimore, FostoTia, Mu-
nice, Ind, and other places.
Bert Morgan did not sell any of his
bloOded stock on Saturday, as there were
no bidders. However, most Of his driving
horses were disposed of 10 young gentle.
men about town. K. L. Neal purchased q
handsome landau. The stations will be
sold at private sale.
An old gentleman named Long had a
leg broken yesterday by an old cottage at
Bnrr's Mills falling on him. He was try
log to pull the structure over, and sue
ceeded pretty well.
John Wiley, formerly of this city, but
now living in the country, was in Uewn
ksr 40 nhN. "a
hand which he injured with the prong OF
a pitchtork.
Ohas. Streets missed the train for
Mouudsville camp ground Sundsy morn
ing He walked the distance, making four
successive miles in fourteen minutes each.
A young son of J. NJ. Boyd, of Gravel
Hill, fell down a pair of stairs and was
seriously cut on the head. A doctor had
to sew up the wound.
The workmen who are getting 37th
street in readiness to be paved are having
hard time blowing The street Is full Of
ciEders.
1t will be settled in day or two
whether the gas foel producers at the
water works will do what is claimed OF
them.
Camp meeting begins at Burr's Mills to-
day. For ten days excursion rates will be
so cents for the round trip from this city.
The general belief is that the glass
workers will see TO it that there Is no
strike in their business this fall.
The Second Presby teriau Sunday school
TALKS OF going TO Burr's Mills next Satur-
day 10 spend Caildren's Day.
The spring on the hillside near the
reservoir has been fixed up, and Is not In
goOi condition for use again.
Senator Glover was in town yesterday.
repairing broken fences. he finds the top
raIl of IN many places.
Miss Elna Hunter celebrated her tf-
tenth birthday on Saturday night al her
home in the First ward.
Part of paved Noble street is torn up
near the O, L & w. depot to repair LEAK
n the water main.
The prOtracted meeting held at the
Church OF GOd has closed, after tw weeks
OF work.
l. is expected that the bar mill at the
steel works will set fifteen more hands at
work.
Gas. Belzsll, the well-known mailer,
is seriOusly i'll, and mis- friends are alarm
ed.
The Riverside Sunday School of Pinch
ran viii hold a picnic August 2lst.
There were at least dozen mOvings in
this city yesterday.
julius Schwab is having his dry goods
store fixed up.
Over one thousand people paid their
way into Bethel camp ground on Sunday.
julius WE'LL will go into the dry goods
business when he returns from France.
Candidates for the county offices are
getting more numerous each week.
Mechanics hose company and the Turn
eTs will play ball this afternoon.
John CUP moved his household goods
to Lancaster yesterday.
The scramble for money in the building
associations continue.
Sixty-four thousand bricks left here for
CAptina, yesterday.
A young son of John Schmidt was buried
yesterday morning.
There were no occupants in the lookup
yesterday morning.
The Druids held an important meeting
last evening,
The Bright Light Fishing Club have re-
turned home.
Mrs Mary MCGEE left yesterday to visit
in Iowa.