Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
RELLAIRE.
Matters of Interest Gathered in tho Glass
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MITCHELL PARDONED.

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City.
MITCHELL PARDoNED.
Word was received yesterday that Gov.
ernor Foraker had pardOned Emmett
Mitchell, who was sent to the Ohio peni-
Tertiary from Belmont county seven years
ago for the killing of E. G. Griffith, Of
Lcydsville. Besides 1000 names, the ap.
plication for pardon contained the sigma
lures Of the jurors, Judge and Prosecuting
Attorney who tried him.
A TOKEN OP ESTEEM.
The employees of the Esna Machine
Works yesterday afternoon presented Mr..
Will Vaas with fine gold pen and holder
as token of their regard for him. Mr..
Vaas has been the efficient clerk in that
works for several years.
AT A PREMIUM.
1t was stated on good authority yester-
day that 81, 500 worth of stock in the
Crystal Window Glass Works, at Bsllaire,
had changed hands at Is per cent pre-
MUM. This is considered good eale,
considering the condition the window
glsss business is in.
August KOmpart is having barber
shoS fitted up in his new dwelling.
Mrs. John Luke has returned from
a visit in Monroe county.
Constable Baugh and VIM. Porterfeld
will go to Zaaesville via the B., Z. & G.
for pleasure trip.
James Gillespie, of Wheeling, ia clerkiDg
at the Central House
The steel works will go on in full to-
morrow.
BELLAIRE NAIL WORKS.
Last evenings Independent said:
The Bellsirs Nail Works receives twenty
cars Of coke each day from the g., L. &
W. r. r No other one concern in the
Ohio Valley receives so much. The next
highest is sixteen. The only time the
road gets any a head is when the works
stop over Sunday, and the coke keeps on
coming
WILL PLAY BALL.
The Bellaire Turner's have arranged with
the new Hook and Ladder Company, of
that place, for a match game of ball on
Tuesday. The contest promises to be ex-
citing.
The owner of the Pittsburg store wants
to settle with creditors with 80 cents on the
dollar.
Howard Lippincott is back at his old
place at the Globe Hotel.
Lemuel Perry, the porter, is i'll and his
musical voice disturbed not the weary
drummer, at present.
Will Porterfeld and John ShoHnsfelt
have patented q sealing iron. The sealing
wax is run over the heated iron snd can
be distributed nicely where required. The
patent is a good one, all il needs is push
iaG.
Bert Morgan will offer his blooded horses
at public auction next Saturday.
Six couples from here attended the ami
verssry celebration of Andrew Keyser last
week. Mr.. K WAS 20 years old.
Thos. Selby will return 10 Philadelphia
the first Of September, to continue in the
employ Of patent medicine manufac,-
urer.
Thos Dickens has opened meat shop in
his new building on Thirty. fifth street
Rev. Thoburp will fill the pulpit in the
South Bellaire NJ. E Church, this even
ing.
Mrs. Robert Farris has returned from
visit in the country.
Mayor Brown has erected new
warning" sign in the park.
The steel works will have some naw me-
chirery introduced that will relieve about
ten men of their joba.
A great deal Of ice comes hare from
Chippewa Lake.
John Camp and Jonathan Hoffman are
among the new arrivals at Burr's Mills
camp ground.
The revival at Church Of God is in full
blast, and some good is being done.
Cold air and water gas will be intro
duced with the coal gas IN the new system
of fuel at the water wOrku.
Excursion tickets will be sold over the
B. & o. from August 9th to 18th to Burr's
Mills.
The new park is blessed with fine
crop of sunh1wers
Miss Maud Lilly is clerkiDg in Andy
McClellan's confectionery store.
Dr. Taught mas removed to Columbus,
where ne will locate.
Mrs. J. r. Hartshorn is visiting friends
at Bsrnesville
Business bas kept up pretty well this
summer for some reason.
Wilber Smiths cellar was robbed the
other night of nice bottle of -.
Miss Emma Beebs has made arrange
ments 10 celebrate her birthday next Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs. Dr.. Mcdonald is visiting her pc
rents in GAINESVILLE.
some of our people will take in the ex-
| mr.. -a,o IN I
Dr. j. S. Boone, of POwhstan, is getting
o reputation for the cure of cancer.
A child of Dadid Crafty is quite i'll at
Belmont.
The hotel at Burr's will be opened for
the season tomorrow.
Miss Mary Workman and Daxid Hen
dershOt were in attendance at the Teach
ers' Institute held at Barnesvills.
Batter has an upward tendency in
price.
Coloyei folks in large numbers will
camp at Nacnsn's grove during August
Rsspberries sold at 81 bushel at Beth
esda last week.
City Engineer Norton can get there on o
bicycle with considerable dexterity for a
beginner.
George Frye is visiting friends in Mari
eta.
The Mayor sends violators of the law to
st. Clairsville if they don't come up with
their fines at once. He will stand no more
loOlishnfss.
Several saloon men paid nice little sums
into the city treasury last week.
WOrbmen are tearing all the deck off the
old Telegram.
Campmeetirg at Bethel begins next Sat-
uTday.
Sohick's coal mines are running to their
fullest capacity.
The Barnesville Enterprise notes the fact
that there are several individuals in that
city who have not been sober since toe
Fourth of July. That is nothing. Bel
laire has some men who are drunk from
one end of the year 10 the other.