Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-26
BELLAIRE.

/ J. ID. Stewart, editor of the MoundsvillC
sun, was in the city yesterday on business
Trade is little slow all over town, but
better prospects are ahead.
/ The medicine man who did not believe
in newspaper advertising, after little
/ business with the Mayor, is of the opinion
that the newspapers are splendid thing:
! in which 10 tell ones business.
Robert Brown, the barber, has returned
from weeks visit with Pittsburg friends
VIM. McClain has about mile of new
road done Just west OF town.
There will be no attraction at the theatre
this week. One was booked, but the man
agement cancelled it.
\ number Of glass factories over the
country have introduced fuel plant like
the one in use at Rodeier Bros, this city
John Zweig is moving his stock of goods
/ into his new store room on Belmont street
The ladies who are to give u Thanksgiv
/ Ing dinner in a vacant room on Belmont
street are making preparations TO feed sew
eral hundred.
The X. OF p. will give banquet for its
members tomorrow evening.
Eggs and butter are still high for some
reason.
Mrs. John Rodefer and Mrs. James Fit
ton, delegates TO the non-partisan w. Z. L.
L. Convention at Allegheny, Pa, returned
home last night.
Five or six more candidates will be pui
through the X. of T. next month.
Jas. T. Anderson, who was in the wreck
on the ST. Clairsville railroad, is able tC
be about, but is very sore about the
shoulder
College students are coming home TO eat
turkey.
William Bridenstein is out of the ice
business and is trying his hand in oil, {
slippery vocation.
Henry Crimmel, manager of the Novelty
Glass Works, at Fostoria, was in the city
yesterday purchasing tools. etc, from the
Belmont Glass Works.
Several transfers from here have gone
TO Portland TO work on the extension Of the
Wheeling X Lake Erie railroad.
\ small blaze on the roof of Fourtf
ward residence called out the fire depart
ment yesterday morning. The boys art
quite active.
Another bawdy house was raided by the
Marshal Monday night Two females and
| two males were arrested. They left money
I for damages. One of the women was ar
rested a few days before in the same house
DR.. \. B. Marshall, of East Liverpool, i.
/ holding service AT night in the First Pres
byterian church, this week.
Bellaire Lodge No. 31S, /. o. o. T., elect
ed new officers last night.
The outlook for turkeys is not very good
Council met last night and talked con
siderably about the new roads.
frtff - nj lagf
pOcketboOk containing so Ut the fire Sat
urday evening.
Insurance adjusters have been here in
vestigating the extent of the Stamping
works fire.
The marriage of George Jones to Mis-.
Lorena Crow is announced for next weel
Coal boats with empty lows passed N
the river last evening.
Alfred +. Steele of Woodsfield. and Mis-
Alkaline Wilkinson, of Bend Fork, wer
married yesterday afternoon by Rev. y. e
Williams, at ST Nicholas Hotel
Lee SounebOrn. der clOding drummer,
is in the city seeing old friends.
The Fisk Jubilee Troupe, will appear i
the Christian Church December 2d.
Schmulbach'S Opera Hall has been nice
IL repainted inside.
An infant child of Miller Ables, the G. 1
~. engineer. died yesterday morning..
The Mercantile Club will dedicat
Schmulbach's new hall on December lot
with a private hop to celebrate the birth
day of the club.
The natural gas company gives out tn
information now that it has more gas tina
it needs and is holding it back for col
weather.
\ coal barge sunk near the Ohio Vale
foundry was raised yesterday.
David Applegarth and Miss Lille RUFF
nave been united in marriage.
Constable Richardson went down I
Wegee 10 capture two or three Italian
whom ne had been informed were sellin
whiskey without license The law breal
crs were given tip aud crossed the rive
When the constable appeared they had IN
laugh on him-and they did laugh, TOO
, Mr.. Richardson SAYS he'll catch some {
them before he quits.
Throat Diseases commenced with Coug'
Cold. or Sorc Throat. "Br0lrs'S BroHchidl Zr
clss" give immediate relief. sold only ia bore
Price - cents