Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-17
BELLAIRE.

The Bellaire boys who were interested Ia
the Schaher-Nikirk foot race do not take
kindly to the expressions of some of the
Zanesville sports. From what we can learn
the BOYS at Zanesville carried everything
with a high hand at the late sprintiog eX-
hibition. They chose their own referee
and made Schatfsr race on ground that was
not according to the rules. Nikirk Is a
long distance runner, while the BellaiTe
boy is not. The former eau run as well in
soft turf as any other, bat Schatfer wants
solid ground. Several Zanesvile sports
have been blowing a great deal since the
race. We are authorized to say that Nj
kinks friends can get a race whenever they
want it. If they viii challenge the Bell
aire Splinter in the regular way the ehal-
lenge will be accepted.
VIM. Fry, who for several years has been
with Schramm Bros, the grocers, has re-
signed to accept position as shipping
clerk for S. S. Marvin & Co., Wheeling
Mr.. Fry is s reliable young man and we
are glad to hear of his promotion.
The Democratic primaries Will be held
tomorrow afternoon between the hours OF
8 aud s o'clock.
Peter Hughes, the blacksmith, has about
decided to erect q carriage and wagon shop
A good carriage maker can secure a POSI-
ton with Nc Hughes
The boys who have had club room 10
the building next to the old postothca have
about decided to disbsnd until fell. They
will keep their organ, etc, in good quar-
ters
Painters are kicking because business IS
at a standstin.
Mrs. John Parks. Of the First ward, viii
visit England this summer.
People who leave Bsllairs 70 find places
where there is no sickness always get left.
Thirly-eight gentlemen are hunting Of
fees on the Democratic side IN Monroe
county.
Glencoe had q big debate on Friday even
ing between T. W. Cope, of Oil City, Pa,
and Robt Hodgens, of TsylOrstOwn, Pa,
on the affirmative and Edward Morris, Of
Washington, Pa and J. f. Clark, of Pitts
bury. on the negative. The following
question was discussed: "ResOlUed, That
woman should have the right of suffrage
The participants in the debate are OIL
scouts who are residing at Glencoe tempo
rarily, waiting for something to material
ia.
John Crowley, assistant Road Master on
the B. T. & c., Is sick, threatened with the
fever.
W. G.. Simpson, q school teacher of
Jacobsburg, has accepted the position as
general manager Of the Schick mines, west
Of here.
Allan Porterfeld has received a cerha-
cate to teach from the County Board Of
Examiners
Makers Of maple syrup should bear in
mind that every vessel in which maple
syrup is coaduej must bear label Of the
contents.
Stewart * Wards Touring mill is again
in operation.
VIM. c. Barnard has been quite i'll for
several days.
Candidates for county offices to be filled
in the fall, are already at work.
Belmont cOunty's assessment for cloth
ing to the Columbus Deaf and Dumb
Asylum for the las. SIX months was $50.
Several young ladies Of GAINESVILLE have
received white Clp' warnings.
About q year ago the glass workers at
FOstoria gave a grand fair and festival and
cleared 8 big sum. The boys are at pres
eut arranging for an event Of like nature.
Most of the glass workers at FOstOris were
former Bellaire boys.
The Tilden Club intends to continue to
do work for the Democratic party in this
city and county.
Daniel McClOud is building a new resi-
deuce.
Au enter tainment was held in City Hall,
last night, by the Second NJ. Z. Church.
Blum Bros
The following candidates. for Council are
talked Of in Second ward by the Demo-
Gratis: A. Sheppard, Luke Gavin, H. |
McCresdy and Thomas Mccormack. There