Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-13
BELLAIRE.

The talk Of the ice men sui. ring from
the mild winter IL a mistake. The pleas
ant weather has been the means Of bust
usss continuing much longer than usual
A scarcity Of ice should not make the
dealer feel sick. The consumer should do
the waihng. II ice is high in price
the dealer does not lose; he
iust charges that much more. Ice sold ut
% cents hundred with a Dutchmsn's
one per cent Of profit, is no better for the
ice man than his article at 80 cents hun
dIed, with the same profit.
Col. O. l.. Poorman and Representative
McKelyey are writing history of Belmont
county to be ussd in the book Cincinnati
6rm will soon publish, called "A History
Of the Ohio Valley" Mr.. POOrman is
srting on the early settlement and
DEVELOPMENT of the county, while
Nr. McKelvey will give agrieult-
ursl data In the same history ex-
representative Billes, Of GAINESVILLE,
will give "reminiscences that will be inter
eslirg regarding Various people end sub
iscts IN the county.
John Evans, Of Steubenyille, WAS in the
city last week. He says the new school
Law ia being enforced up there and the
glass factories are suffsripg for help. AT
Que Of the glass houses there is q strike be-
cause the boys demanded an increase OF
wages when they saw the condition oil
things.
Among the Bellaire Democrats who have
gone 20 q ,lumbus, We mention the FOL
loving: John He'll, Emil Schmidt, ]. b.
Darrah, John Cook, Abe Stahl, John
Flvnn and Thomas Mccormick. Hon.
DAVID Wagner, Of West Wheeling, &C
companied one delegation from here.
i, was reported on the streets Saturday
night that q man had been thrown from
skiff at the B. * o. bridge, by the SKIN
striking the pier. The report could not be
confirmed, and is supposed to be McGinty
story.
The temperance meeting held in the
Opera House Yesterday afternoon was we'll
attended Beauchsmp is growing IN pop
ula,ity. The longer he stays the bigger
The crows are that turn ont to hear him.
Chas. Bertram, who took a spoonful Of
/ iodine in mistake for another medicine, is
having hard time Of it. Nothing will
lay on his stomach. Unless there is
change he is in danger Of starving.
Mrs. wasser, wife Of Jacob Wasser, the
baker. died Yesterday morning OF pneu-
monia and heart trouble after a weeks
illness. Mrs. Wasser was an essimable
lady and will be sadly missed by her large
circle OF friends.
Messrs. Msjor Anderson and DR.. Cook,
I representatives of the Wheeling and Lake
E'ie railroad, will be in the city again to-
day TO talk railIead business with our
people.
It is limited that William Braidon, who
is here from the West will take a wife
home with him when he returns. The
young lady lives near Lewis Mills.
Several members OF Black Prince Lodge
X. Of P. have gone to Mt. Vernon to as
sist in the election of this State officers for
the Uniformed Rank, X of P.
Mr.. Curran, the marble cutter, was
pair fully Injured while erecting tomb
stone At WOods6eld. The nature OF his
injury was not learned.
The miners 10 this section are DeiDg III
spsc,ed BY a new man this month. David
Evans, the regular Inspector, is laid up
with sickness.
The Buckeye building and Loan Com,
pany sold 81 500 on Saturday night at .
csnts a week premium.
Morris CurraD, an old gentleman, rest
dent in Second ward, died Saturday even
ing.
There was no business at the Mayors
Court OF any consequence Saturday night
Oae or two of our ministers are laid mp
with the grip"
Sol. Love has been appointed police
man at Findlay.
st. Paul A. NJ. F. Church is holding a
revival