Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-29
BELLAIRE.

The thirteenth anniversary of the First
Presbyterian church will be celebrated
next Sunday. The services will be as fol-
lows: Sermon at 10 O'Clock by Rev. VIM
Castor, of Cleveland. AT 3 p. m, ami
versary exercises, history of the church, by
the pastor, Rev. L. w. Barr; history OF
the Sunday school by ID. w. Cooper, ad-
dresses and reminiscence by former pas
tors present; at 5 p. m, services by Rev.
K. II. Holiday, of Findlay.
The "kid clement is u nuisance outside
of the theater, and the Fourth ward police
man should stop the loafing at that place of
amusement The management pays Ii
cense and are entitled TO protection the
same as other tax payers.
True Irish Hearts" gave its fourth per-
Torrance here to big house. The show
should be given a rest here for a season or
two. The season at the Elysian Theatre
will be formally opened for the season on
September 9th.
The plumbers say the Street Commits
siOner has no right to complain TO them
about bad places in the streets. They give
bonds to the Water Works, and that instl-
tuition controls them.
Some of the land owners are kicking
somewhat about granting rights-of-way to
the Ohio Valley railroad between Pow
haitian and Marietta.
j. s. Grays, travelling salesman for Girls
well & Washbun, wall paper manufac-
mrcrs, was in the city yesterday, seeing
customers.
The c. " p. keeps the porters of the
depot platform in novel way. The oilic-
ers have Gagged Il snake which they keep on
guard
J. w. Coulson has presented the painters
OF this city with a silk banner. The boys
will turn out in parade on Labor Day.
The new bar in the Globe Hotel is being
fixed up ready for business. An elegant
cash register will be put in.
Bishop Thoburn will preach at the dedi-
catory service at Barnesville's new NJ. b.
Church on September 18th.
The band of the American Mechanics
continues to blow a great deal. The boys
practice twice week.
f. r. Crow, the young carpenter and
contractor, will take a term in Franklin
College this winter.
While neighboring towns are suffering
of typhoid fever, Bellaire is almost free
from the disease.
The freight depots are crowded with
goods at present and the draymen are kept
hustling.
The Republicans of the Fourth ward
met last night and named Il candidate for
Council.
Burrs Mills camp meeting cleared $40
this year, and didn't have big Sunday
either.
The Republicans talk of nominating
Daniel Colbert for Council in the Fourth
ward.
John A. Gallaher has been nominated for
Probate Judge on the Prohibition ticket.
The lot for the new school house on the
Crangle farm was selected yesterday
Hon. L. Danford, of st. Clairsville, was
| in the city on business yesterday.
The business of the ice men is reported
as slow rather early this season.
Mrs. Thos. Ault left yesterday to visit
East Liverpool friends.
The delegates to the State Convention OF
| Democrats are home.
The b, Il. & C. railroad had little col
lsion the other night.
Some heating stoves are now being made
at the new foundry.
The owner of the "merry 60 round"
wants to sell out.
The B. * o. pay car returned to Balti-
more yesterday.
George Anderson is the happy father of
a new girl baby
Gnrs pot works made a consignment Of
pots yesterday.
A foot ball club has been organized on
Gravel Hill.
Rev. Jones will lecture at Bethel on Sat
uaday night.