Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-05
several Improvements just now in the way

several improvements just now in the way
of new houses.
The chestnut crop is one that is not
failure this year. The nuts are sellns
wholesale at 800 bushel, and Will stil
come down.
LAWYER r. T. McGauchy, who has lately
onened an office in this city, was in atten
dance at court at Woodsfeld last week;
A new float is being built for the Ben
wood ferryboat.
! Painters still have plenty OF work OF
hand. The inclement weather has inter
/ ferred n great deal with the completion Of
work. .
John Danford has gone to Lancaster, o..
IN act as local editor on new daily ina
| has lust started there.
A well-known glass manufacturer VINO
/ left here and went to Muncie, Ind, anc
started big window glass house, while II
the city the other day said: "Well all be
coming back TO Bellaire in couple OF
wears. We nave not enough gas now al
times to satisfy us. All the Indiana towns
that have a good supply of the fuel are pl
ping it to other towns, and as cohse
auence it will not be long before none OF
them have any gas Bellalre IS the oes'
situated and has more natural adVanlases
than any town that can be named. we
will welcome the boys all home again Inc
sooner the better for us
Eighty cOlored pupils attend the puohc
schools. ...o -,
Mrs. 5. Ettinger and daughter Hattie, OF
Philada, are visiting the family OF D
| Luchs.
Schicli & Turnbull have purchased for
/ tv-three acres of land of James McNlece,
west of town.
The little boy left by woman with the
marshal will be taken to the Children
Home.
T. F.. Hart, of Muncie, Ind, formerly OF
this city. was severely burned about the
face by an explosion of natural gas.
Prof. Mullen will organize his dancing
class this week.
About 100 Quakers came to Bellaire yes
terday from GAINESVILLE, where they had
been at yearly meeting They leftlfor the
North on the G. X L.
A dance is already announced for Christ
mas eve at Turner Hall.
Communion service in l. =. Church TO-
day.
There will be essays, select reading. etc,
at the Christian Church this evening by
the Missionary Society.
Mrs. Bertha Allen will make an address
at the Second Presbyterian Church this
afternoon at > 30
The "Rinehart Sisters will appear in
Bellaire the 24th of this month.
The upper town window glass factories
will be late starting, but they will finally
go TO work, we think, even if coal has TO be
used this time. There is little margin in
glass now and it will not pay to remain
idle
Bellaire's professional ball players would
like to cross bats with the professionals OF
Wheeling.
Belmont county has a popular of - ,O75,
an increase Of :, 40 in the last ten years.
There were no arrests at the lookup yes
terday The largest revenue about the
CITY Building now is the scales.
Harry Meek has returned to the produce
business.
II. Fuller and Miss Flora Jackley have
returned from a meeting of Good Temp
lars at Fostoria, o.
At the GAINESVILLE fair the authorities
charged a man so for the privilege Of run
nlng Il came. He was arrested within
ten minutes after he started his business.
Frank Little is a new express messen-
ger on the b Il. X G. road.
Frank Robinson is erecting fine large
porch in front of his residence in the Fifth
ward.
The hop Of the Mercantile Club at the
Globe Hotel on Tuesday evening will be a
fine affair. \ number of guests from
Wheeling and st. Clairsville Will be in at
tendance.
A large delegation Of Germans will go to
Wheeling tomorrow. The crowd from
here will swell the parade considerably.
The G. x u. pay car will be here this
week.
The Fifth ward cut will likely be paved
in the spring. That would be an elegant
part of town with an improvement of this
nature.
The cement works are running regularly
to the fullest capacity.
Miss Zula Mcbride, of St Clairsville, is
the guest of Miss Jennie Pipes.
Alex. Gallaher, of the B. X o.. who rep
resented the switchmen of this city at the
annual convention at Buffalo, reports u
splendid trip.
Miss Mona Fletcher gave a party last
night at her home in the Third ward, in
honor of Miss Pangratz of Burrs Mills,
who is her guest
The railroads advertise an excursion to
Chicago at Sl.l0 the round trip on October
9th.
Chief Muth was down in Indian Terri
tory this week. so we learn from Kansas
George is enjoying his Western trip.
Miss Annie Mckelvey left yesterday for
visit of several weeks with Toledo
friends
VIII Bridenstein, who is in Cincinnati
attended the Emma Abbot Opera Company
last night.
The brick business will go with a rush
when once it gets started. Let the start
not be delayed too loog.
Tho that from rho NK-QllC
about town rustS tin buckets in short
time Not so with river water. If the az
tesian well water acts so on tin, what effect
must it have on the stomach. We are open
to conviction.
The South Bellaire NJ. +. Sunday
School will give an entestainment Satur-
day evening. October II, at the NJ. f..
church Admission five ana ten cents.