Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
BELLAIRE,
Bright News Jets of More Than Usual
Interest.

A number of the old employees Of the
burnt Ohio Valley Foundry are leaving
for Mansfield, to work in the new foundry
at that place. The concern was built by
Bellaire capital, and is one OF the most
complete works in the country. Opera
tons will be commenced this week.
This county is in the Seventh census
district, composed of the following coun-
ties: Athens, Belmont, Coshocaon, Guern-
sey, Harrison, Jefferson, Monroe, Morgan,
Muskingum, Noble, Perry and Washing
ton; population in 1880, 374, 3O6.
Supt B. F. Jones has returned from the
Normal School at S.eubenVille. He was
10 attendance three weeks. The lady
teachers from here who were there will re-
turn home to-day.
Miss Maggie Ault, The young lady who
was injured by B. & o. engine at Glen
coe, is better one day and worse the next
She is somewhat discouraged.
Those who 90 to Burr's Mills on Sunday
can count on getting the grounds. The
brethren can hardly refuse to keep the
gospel from those interested.
Charles UmrichOuse, an old employe of
the K-na Glass Works, has decided to 20
10 Fostoria to work. Mr.. U. will not move
his family for the present.
An italian cOnfectioner filled himself
with whisky Saturday night and made
more racket than the Law allows. He
was run in.
The boys at Burr's Mills camp ground
are anxious for a game of ball with the
GAINESVILLE ball club, on the grounds OF
the former.
Mra. John Culp returned Saturday from
visit to Lancaster, OHIO, where her hus-
band is interested in new window glass
works.
Mike Ovens, the popular manager Of
Libby's Glass Works, Toledo, was in the
city Saturday seeing a lady friend.
Hardin Beck, formerly manager of the
Bellaire Nail Works, but now of Pitts
burgb, is in the city seeing friends.
J. G.. Jennings has about completed the
taking Of the enumeration Of the pupils OF
school age in the city.
David Springer, of the Crystal, is q
farmer as we'll as windo wglass worker,
according to reports.
Rev. D. E. Long, Of Wisconsin, took
Raw. EitOn's plaza yesterday. The latter
is taking vacation.
Rev. Walter Alexander, of MOundsville,
held services in the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
There is talk of one of cur young gen.
tlemen starting dry goods store on Bel
mont street.
The Monroe County Soldiers Reunion
will be held at Darlington August 14th
and 18th.
Julius Schwab, the dry goods merchant,
has returned from visit with friends near
Canton.
A gentleman representing an electric
light company is in town explaining bis
system.
Alex. Ogle has returned from a ten days
business trip through West Virginia and
Ohio.
William Grafton, of FOstoris, is in the
city. Mr.. G. will work at Findlay next
FIRE.
NJ. Shseis has returned from a trip in
the interest of the Belmont Glass Works.
Carter's Hotel, under the new managent,
will be called the Glass City Hotel.
Several gentlemen from here will attend
the Cleveland races this week.
VIII Henry talks of going to echOOl in
Columbus for year or two.
Beallsville has a newspaper. That sta
ton was badly In need of it.
John Robbins drove horse from here tC
Lancaster, o., the other day.
The Buckeye Building Association will
not sell money tonight.
The choir Of the A. 81. E. Church meets
this evening for practice.
". C Mooney, of the B., q. & O., was
in the city yesterday.
Wm. voss has given mp his position at
the E'na glass works.
The steel plant is shipping some of its
product 20 BenWoOd.
Gorge Woodbridge is home from an ex-
tended hunting tour.
The B. & o continues to take thousands
of immigrants West.
John Robiuson's circus will be at Cald.
we'll next Saturday.
George Squiggius, of the B. & o. is away
on pleasure trip.
FOur drunks and disOrderlies were run
in Saturday night.
The Bellaire people who are sb'oad are
all in Paris now.
s @. Cpmmins has begun an addition
to his store room.
The tOwn clock stopped Saturday night
at late hour.
Mrs. Joseph Camp will visit fiieuds al
BuT's Mills.
Fred Wyman has gone to Tifiu to open
shoe store.
The flint glass factories will resume il
two weeks.
Whites show will exhibit here to-day