Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-17
BELLAIRE.
Canada.

BELLAIRE.
The Board of Education intends TO COM
pei children between six and fourteen years
OF age 10 attend school.
Some Gurnsey street property holders
do not want TO pave this year.
Liberty Hose Company holds a meeting
this afternoon.
The nail works cOOpershop was in ope-
ration last week.
The remains of Michael Donahue, who
died in Illinois, were Brought here last
evening. They will be buried in Rose
Hill to day.
Capt. Tnos. Garrett is at Glencoe, at the
bedside of his brother who i'll.
George Poorman, city editor of the Til
June, is at Martins Ferry.
Mics Ella Weir will give party to her
friends on Wednesday evening.
Bert. Morgan is building an Office at the
Ohio Valley stables.
Thee, L &W. is buildinga large porch
around toe brick buildipg that is being
used as depot at Central avenue.
Rev. n. S. Hcey is holding q series of
meetings in the First Presbyterian church.
The Moss Rose club will dance again on
the 9th.
The Enterprise Window Glass Works
has not suffered very much for fuel since
the blower was put on. What little gas
there is is blown TO the end Ofihe line. The
Enterprise is the last factory reached by
the ges company.
The BellQire Window Glass Works has
become tired of experimenting with the
Archer process of gas fuel, and has closed
down. The experiment has been costly
one.
The remains of W. c. Stewart, ST., were
taken to New Castle, Pa, for interment,
yesterday morning.
Indian Run bridge has been finished and
Noble street is opened once more.
Ed. Kelly, who has been living in Ur-
bana for the past several months, is home
again.
Considerable ice has been put away.
Some of 1t is no: of very good quality,
but the fIst that came was cut for fear ii
would be the lsst.
Only good men should be selected as as
SCISSORS, and the parties should see TO it
that the right material is elected.
The revival meetings at Mount Zion
continue. Good work is being accom-
plished
MIs. J. W. Kirk, who has been visiting
Ter daughter Mrs. J. c. Smith, returned
tome to Elst Springfield yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza Cochran, prOprietress of the
National House, died Friday OF paralysis,
aged II years The funeral will take
place this afternoon at o'clock
John Zlch has been suffering from
blood pOis onipg, but is nov better
Col. Poorman Is preparing statement
of the condition of the finances Of the State
when the Republicans took charge and
what they have done since. The Demo.
Gratis intend to attack the present admins
tration.
Andy McClellan's confectionery store
was entered Friday night and several dol
lars worth of goods taken.
The primary teachers will go to Pitts
burg to visit the schools on Washington's
birthday.
The water works power house is now
using coal instead of gas.
The funeral of Manuel Porter took place
yesterday.
DR.. West has about recovered from his
indisposition, and will be out again to-
morrow.
NJ. NJ. King, dentist, formerly of this
city hut now of Quaker City, has traded
Western land to VIM. Lydick for a grocery
of the latter in Quaker City.
Mrs. John Kuder, of the Fifth Ward,
who has been i'll, is able TO be cut again.
Rev j. F. Mclaughlin holds service at
Warnock to-day.
As there is smallpox in some Of the
tswns it may benefit our readers to know
that the Ohio State Board of Health has
prepared circular on the prevention and
restriction Of smallpox" which will he
sent to any one on request. Copies in
quantities will also be furnished local
boards OF health for distribution.
VIM. Warnock has his saw mill at work
a short distance out the B., Z. & @.
VIM. BOyce has resigned as manager OF
the bottle works at Washington, Pa, and
has taken a job at blowing. Leroy Wise
is filling Mr.. BOyce's position at present.
I! THE coal miners in this vicinity are
working about three days a week on an
average.
Two churches in st. Clairsville are
lighted by individual gss plants.
Several young ladies Of the graduating
class went to Bridgeport yesterday to at
tend a teachers examination.
Rev. Crawford Thoburn will preach in
the First NJ. E. Church to-day.
There appears to be plenty of money to
loan at : per cent.
The opera company that was to 20 on
the road from Bellsire has failed to depart
as yet.
Several Bellaire workmen are thrown
out of work by the closing down of the
Lsughlin mill.
There were four funerals on Friday.
The street fair committee has some
inch lumber that it wants to dispose of.
While there was sleighing farmers were
busy taking grists to the mills for grind
ing.
Some ice was shipped to this city from
Glencoe.
THE delicious fragrance, refreshing cool
ness and soft beauty impaired to the skin