Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24
BELLAIRE.
Local Notes in the Glass City ana VI
cinity.

The roads are in pretty fair shape just
now. a little cough, bat in condition FIR
travel.
John Muth has had his picture taken
with al his sporting apparatus.
Sassairas 10 coming into market. The
stuff is made into tea and used for the
blood.
Pat Rooney did big blsiness last highs.
He is the same Pat as of yOre, and you
cannot help laughing at him.
Aud now chicken pox has broken out in
the schools at Caldwell.
W. S. CAROLS drug store room has bsen
divided into two rooms.
The new bridge over Indian Run has
been completed. Now come on with those
street cars.
White Cap notices have been posted in
Summarized. Chestnut!
Some of our people Will leave on Tuesday
TO attend the inauguration at Washington
The Retail Dealers Association of this
city is not making mach noise, bus is get
ting in shape for effective work.
A passenger train dscked out with corn
from California will likely pasa through
here at an carly hour tomorrow morning,
bound for Washington.
A we'll known farmer says broken sand
stone makes the cheapest roads and lasts
for years.
Thirty-nine aspiring Democrats of Mon
ioe county are already hunting nomina-
lions for Offices The greed for office is
great in that county among the Democrats
as a nomination is equal 10 en- election.
Miss Lutte Miller is laid up with an in
jured foot at Cincinnati, the result of ran
ming against the point Of q pick while play
ing in this city.
The Bellaire Herald talks naughty about
ite CotenpOrary the Star and calls 1t the
'Apple Butter DaUb.n
A GAINESVILLE poet sent one of the town
editors contribution entitled "Why Do
Live?' The editor answered: ''Bsceu
You sext your contribution by mail instead
Of bringing it,"
Frank Amber is erecting new dwelling
in the First ward.
Lewis Cohen & Co., our clothing msr-
chants, had grand opening yesterday.
There are at least 800 a month sent
from here to the Louisiana lottery. No
ere ever draws prize worth speaking Of,
set Micawbsrlike, they are hoping some
thing will turn up.
The Belmont Chronicle thinks St. Glars
ville's City Clerk should receive about S25
a year end the Street Commissioner paid
for the number Of days be is employed.
Here is q problem that hiss been very
iag some of oar young people Of late; Il
takes seven days TO make the run from San
Francisco to New York II train leavel
New York and San Francisco every day,
how many trains will you pass travelling
from New York to San Francisco?
The owners of the burnt Caldwell WOOL
en- mills will move TO Dresden.
J. NJ. Msring will be back from the East
tomorrow.
Two GAINESVILLE dogs took premiums at
TIE Columbus dog show.
A Wheeling gentleman had his pet goat
in Bellaire the other day showing what
tie "Billy" would do. The goat WAS let
/ Z o5e GA Sebastian Winners deg and the
onimal hoTled enough" in very short
tine. Then al ex Councilman was called
SO view the wonderful accomplishment Of
tie goat. When the ex-COuucilman had
sole d himself il proper shape the BILLY"
vas looseued and, oh, my! how that man
did tumble.
The revival meeting at Mt. Z or closed
Wednesday night.
Ex-Coestable F. NJ. H.lsley Gays the
FIX item from Georgetown was given to
him in good faith and that he used the
item suppoiing it was correct. He knows
b5tt T now.
all the stock of the neg foundry has
bean taken.
The grounding must be given credi. for
all he is worth
gainesville Gays she will invest more
money in buildings this GUNNER than she
has for the past ten years.
The eight-hour system of work will re-
ceive more or less attention sgain this
sprog.
Preailing Elder Mills has iust got home
from MS weekly trip" He fluids ali the
churches doing we'll
The newspapers here chronicle almost
daily that more -glassworkers" have re-
turned from Findlay. The fact IL that
more glass workers have been going to Find
lay OF late.
The sixteenth annual ball Of Liberty
Hose Company was a grand success and
quite sum was real zed.
The Standard OIL Company has promis-
ID to open the Still we'll at Glencoe in
about three weeks. Then we shall see
what we shall see.
The fancy bracket factory at Key sent a
consignment of goods to Ireland last week
Miss Jennie Garrett will open mil
linery store shortly in Capt. Flnk's build
ing on Thirty-third street.
Miss Ella Wier gave party 10 her
friends On Wednesday evening. All pres
ent had delightful time. The following
is list of those present: Bessie Schilling,
Laura Dickens, Annie Davis, Sallie Gray
Jessie Leisure, Bessie Miller, Carrie Lsbor,
Elsie Lsasure, Mamie MCGOWAN, Laura
Mccullough, Lizzie Murray, Rachael Da-
Wis Louisa Baer, Bnnie Bngle Of Wheel
ing. Emma Cline of Wheeling. MessIs.
Caleb Dawson, Theo. Ellis, Q.
Rankin, Alex. D1 Bots, VIM. Robinson,
Jas. Pollock, VIM. Boswell, Lee Some
born and Bert wilkins OF Wheeling, and
John Mu!n.
The candidates for the office Of post
master are getting IN tnelr WoTA III the hue
of petitions which are being numerously
sigoed.
An infant son of George Boyce is recov-
erirg from spell of sickness. |
Which shall it be-Eeastern Standard
or sun time?
The man who has not got cold Just
now should be presented with a leather
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medal
Chas. Rosser was in the country yester-
day trying to purchase several horses for
nse during his street paving contract.
The Junior Order of American Mechan-
ics took in several new members last weak
A child of DR.. Mcdonald, OF Gravel
Hill. is laid up with lung fever.
Miss Marian Harper, of Lewis Mills Is