Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06
BELLAIRE.

Will MellOtt has been quite i'll for some
days.
Kate Castleton will present "a Paper
advertising this season.
The stockholders of the First National
Bank hold the annual meeting on Tuesday.
The employees Of the St. Clairsyille ac-
commOdation find it convenient to reside
in this city.
A great many people said they would
not pay their natural gas bills in full, bat
they are coming to time in good shape
The gas bills read something after this
style: Prompt payment the condition
of SUPPLY We are to infer that there
were great many delinquents few weeks
since, as the supply was very bad.
The grOcers meet each week on Monday
evening. They intend to make hot water
for the use OF dead beats. Oh, what a
time they will have.
Rev. L D. ThOburn is conducting re-
vival at Wegee.
Mr.. Anderson, of the Independent, has
some good ideas regarding the improve
ment Of country roads.
Miss Mary Burke has charge Of the
Boston Shoe House at present.
Thomas Cooper hiss been quite i'll for
several days.
The nailers of this city have received a
tempting offer town in the western
part of the State TO operate mill. The
nailers will be given good positions and al
lowed to take stock in the concern If they
desire. Ii the prospect Of the nail works
here resuming does not brighten some it ia
likely tina some Of the nailers will 90 to
the new town.
DR.. J. F. Smith left here for the west
seySral years ago. He has decided to re-
locate in Zanesville.
The miners will reOrganiz9 under new
Union AT Columbus on the 18th.
Bertha Woods was rendered a surprise
party on Thursday evening.
A revival is in progress at the Church Of
God
The family of Thomas Brown have gone
to Steubenville to live. A son Of Mrs.
Brown is working there.
Prof. Crippea, OF Darlington, has a class
in short hand here.
Noble county has only thirty-One miles
Of railroad. This township can claim as
much.
MOrristOWn has a saloon after rest of
about a year. Some people in the little
place favor saloons; others don't The
latter holds the majority. No doubt the
proprietor of the new venture 1--WE may
call it that will have unpleasant periods
Of exislance.
Mayor Brown is turning over a scheme
in his brain whereby the present city
buildings are razsd and new ones erected.
The Mayors plan is to purchase the Carter
property and the real estate back of the
lookup. This would make room enough
for big city buildings with an Opera House
on the second floor.
Spangler Posts public installation Of
officers takes place on Friday evening.
One Of the employees Of the Lantern
Globe works is about to commit matri-
mOny, according to rumOr.
Col. @. l.. POOrman will 90 to Columbus
on Tusday, to resume his legislative du-
ties.
Miss Mile Fitton, of Moundsville is
visiting at the home of James FittOn, in
the Fourth ward.
The Lantern Globe Works, the Ktna
Glass Works and the Bottle Works, Micaw-
Der like, are waiting for something to turn
up that will be cheaper than coal.
Miss Fannie EversOll leaves this week on
visit to her home at Darlington.
Bellaire man to former Bellairite: How
do you like your new home in the west?
Splendid. Making money. Would not
come back 10 dirty Bellaire again. Two
years later. Former Bellaireite drops
suddenly in town. Has possessions in the
West, and will keep them, but prefers the
East for a home.
Quaker City has no saloons, but the
people out there say the doctors and drug
stores manage to keep good many indiyi-
duals drunk.
Stewart q Wards Touring mill suspend
ed operations temporarily owing TO a
breakage Of machinery.
TIE coal trade is in better condition in
this section now than it has for some
time.
Yesterday was a wet, disagreeable day,
and 6 poor one fog business.
The pastors will meet at FRS. NJ. L.
Church on Monday.
Spangler Post occasionally musters in a
new cOmrade or two.
A Bridgeport woman was arrested on
Gravel Hill Friday night. She was under
the influence Of liquor.
The B & o. yards contain vast quanti-
ties of coke, which is being sent from
Pennsylvania to the West.
VIM. Alexander, of Bridgeport, will act
as c., L q w. agent at this place.
Cambridge was without natural gss for
several days, and when the fuel was turned
on again the people sang song OF praise
and Thanksgiving.