Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20
BELLAIRE.

Inere IS some tdlk OF the ~. VI o. 5o'','r
Frederick Ward, the tragedian, TO play
Damon and Pythias in this city
The river is getting down to the regular
summer stage.
The steam laundry delivers collars. etc
in neat box now We are getting HetlO-
politan. -,
1t is getting familiar now to hear the ola
expression: Another good man thal gone
John Gray is making glass balls for
lightning rods at the National Glass
Works.
The trees in the public square are com
ing out nicely.
Gnrs pot works is rushed with orders at
present.
The parents of Dr. Dixon have moved
here from Glencoe.
The new administration is getting along
fairly well, yet it is little early for ludg-
mert
The addition to J. \. Gallaher,s house,
on Gravel Hill. is about completed.
The G. X p. Is having It's round mousse ana
other buildings at the shops touched up
with coat al paint.
McGinly X Sraub have decorated the
interior of their place of business.
Mrs. James Graham has opened an zee
cream parlor on Gravel Hill Mrs. T..
Bippus has also gone into the same Ousl-
ness at her home i'm the Fourth ward.
The hook and ladder truck has been run
out in front of the city building during the
erection of a new house for it.
Strangers moving 10 Bellaire from IN
terror towns have a time of II before they
get used to the river water The first re-
suits of its use are very trying indeed, but
like the grippe, the effects are only notice
able a short time.
Bishop Vincent, of the Episcopal church
will hold confirmation services IN TINS cltN
this morning
The X of p took in several new mem
bers on Thursday night. One of the candl-
dates was left out i'm an ante-room and
while waiting 10 be called to ride the goat
took stroll. He entered another room
and by mistake was locked in. II was
very dark and for over an hour he was
held a prisoner. Finally some one about
town was found with key and the candl-
date was liberated.
The Mayor fined saloon keeper $40 and
costs for keeping open after hours The
Mayor said the expense would be greater
next time.
G.. w. Chesen is the gentleman who has
secured the position as postal agent De
tween Wellsville and Bellaire.
The b. & Q. will sell excursion tickets
10 the annual encampment of the the G. a.
r. at Cincinnati ON the 2ith
Father Flading, of Woodstield. was the
guest of Father Fitzgerald yesterday.
\. r. Murray. of Powhattan, "a relative
of Thos. Keyser, was in the city on visit
yesterday.
Alonzo Porterfeld. and Miss Emma
Bebee will be married ON Thursday eve
ming
Railroad contractors have been quite
numerous in Bellaire of late
An infant son of \. G.. Overiield was
buried yesterday.
The wire that is being put up by the
telephone companyis made of copper. 1t
is differ from the old kind.
Our citizens should take some pride IN
decorating next Saturday They should
also make an effert TO entertain visitors.
Mrs. Bainbridge. of the Fourth ward,
who arrived here from England about three
wears ago. will return to her native land
this summer, where she viii probably re
main.
The pop corn ball still continues in favor
and old and young alike enjoy il.
Mrs Robert McNey has been the guest
of friends in Wheeling for the past week.
Ault's Touring mill is kept very busy
these days, but the product is sold at very
close figures.
Plumbers, painters and paper hangers
have all the work they can do at present.
If the weather is good next Saturday the
Odd Fellows will have bic day in Bel
laire. All the neighboring lodges will be in
the city. and number of the big guns OF
the order will be here to take part in the
dedication of the new temple. The hall Will
be carpeted the first of this week. y big
lot of provisions for feeding visitors have
nHI IFs1f.ft-e A. tfaI
laire.
VIM Howell, who purchased residence
and store room of VIM. \. Wise. in the
Fourth ward, wiumake Improvements ON
the dwelling He will occupy the store
room with a stock of tinWarc.
\. WINNER and &. Rumbach are having
their business places nicely fixed up.
Truant Onicer Baugh will take one or
two of the boys who play truant from
night school TO the Reform farm this
week.
The subject of an opera house should not
be allowed 10 drop. The funds required
for "a structure of this kind can be raised II
the proper parties interest themselves.
4 museum of anatomy has opened on
Union street.
Mrs. VIM. Carroll has recovered from an
attack of sickness.
The Lantern Globe works is working in
full The new furnace is doing as well as
was expected Glass will be made at the
lower works on Monday week.
James COrbett. the California Wonder
left for the West yesterday. He says
he was only hit twice by McCaffrey, and
then by merely light blows on the chest.
He is in love with New York and is re-
luctant to leave for the land of per-
petual summer.-NGr York World.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Miss iona Dorsey. of POwhatan, had
charge of one of our schools as supply
teacher this week.
The total enrolment in the day schools is
SOB. in the night school LIZ, makinga total
of 1908.
Supt Jones is trying 20 get the pupils in
the schools interested in saving money.
The pupils will be urged TO make deposits
in the banks
Miss Halroyd, one of the teachers in the
public schools, who has been absent several
weeks because of sickness, will take charge
of her school again on Monday next.
Very few of our teachers attended the
meeting of the County Association at Mar
TINS Ferry.
To date seventeen High School pupils
have withdrawn, Last year thirty-tve
were lost by withdrawal in the same time.
This is a good showing.
BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON, o.. April l9.-Samuel Ash
by. of WarrcntOn, formerly brakeman on
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