Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
BELLAIRE.
The Local News Of the Glass CITY PARE
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Hope Hose Company NJ. 3 Of the
Fourth ward elected the following officers:
Captain, Charles Ksmphar'; Fnst Lieu.
tenant, George E. Morgan; Second Lieu
tenant, James, Marling; 5 cretsry, Frank
Williams; Treasurer, Wm. A. Schramm;
Committee of Tires, W. Woods, Frank
Williams and VIM. A. Schramm; Fire
Warden, John S Eahler; JanitOr, John w
Woods
Mrs Lucinda Houston. mother OF J. W.
Houston. died OF the home Of her grand
sou, w. D. Houston, eyed 10 years. TIE
remains will be taken to Washington, Pa,
this morning for interment
The pots in the Bottle works are made
Tor natural gas. Coal does not keep them
hot enough, and, ss a cOnstq lence, the
the works do not run steady. The factory
was of yesterday.
The coal miners will meet in City Hall
tomorrow evening for tie purpose OF elect
ing delegates 10 DistI Ct Convention to
be held at Cambridge on the 18th.
The night train from Wheeling is one
hour EARLIER than formerly. II is no u-e
b Try to catch the train after the opera
now.
The labOrers at the mines out the B. &
10. have asksd for an advance Of wages
from 81 go to Sl.S5 in wages. There is no
strike.
II ia reported that are number of First
ward people who want TO subscribe sums
TO get the street railway extended TO lower
town.
The School Board Decent meet very
often now, bat manages TO get through a
great deal OF work when 1t does convene
There will be an entertainment in the
High School about Christmas Scholars
from the various grades will take part
Some gentlemen through the w. @. T.
u will give a series prizes 10 tine pupils
of the public schools.
The steamer Bellaire will run for Nye
Is Riley on Friday night. Qlite crowd
will 20 up from here.
CLYDE Johnson, who Was hurt at the
Steel Works. has been taken to hs home
on. the B., u. * O.
The remains Uf Susan Martin, who 6ied
10 .eubeuville, were brought here for in
terment yesterday.
A little daughter Of Alex HealheringiOn
died Tuesday night. Fuueral this after
noon at O'Clock.
The bazar at First Presbyterian church
la ia fall blast. The display OF dolls is
large
The old goblet works is stopped in one
OF two departments on account OF bad
boiler.
Ii is now out of order to call gentlemen
teachers professors" The edict haagone
forth.
There was plenty OF good stock on hand
yesterday Tor the ceshiership Of the new
bank
The hose companies are elec;ing neT
officers flr service for the next SIX months.
The revised Fourth aud Sixth Readers
ars being introduced IN the public schools.
The teachers of the public schools re-
ceiye on an aggregate 81 800 per month.
Thirty-third street has been paved
Thirty-ftth is now receiving new brick.
Dick Long had toe cut of while work
iug in a store quarry in st. Oiairsville.
The public schools will take two
weeks vacation during tie holidays.
"Shamus O'Brien" will be presented at
the Elysian Theatre this evening
A. Herzbsrg, the shoe man, who vas III
for some days, s able 10 be ont
NJ F. Kelsey has purchased 90 acres OF
land near Schick's coal works.
Mcmillan Bros, sent large number OF
cattle 70 PlttsbuTg this week.
Kidd Bros are opening a new coal mine
at ST. Clsirsyile Junction.
Colored folks had q gay time at the hop
in City Hall las. night.
The Turner'S will give 3 select dance
during the holidays.
NJ. r Seals is now in charge Of the B.,
Il & @. office here.
Martin Cowau, of Chicago, he's arrived
in the city.
jos. OrCzier viii open meat shop st
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