Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
BfLLAIRE.

| Demorest Silver Medal contest, Anna
Shupe, Lulu Brand, Arthur Pitner Georgia
l Alexander, Florence Philips, Estella Wag-
goner, Edna Hunter, Lille Criswell. A
band of boys will sing good song, Rev.
Mrs. Collier will present medal. A fine
musical programme, consisting of solos and
quartettes, accompanied with violins
piano and other instruments. All are in
= vited.
Joseph +. DObler, who was arrested at
| Bridgeport for using the government mails
with intent 10 defraud and who failed TO
appear at the time his trial was set. was
re-arrested in this city yesterday Deputy
Sheriff Scott took Dobler to Jail in ST.
Clairsville last evening. Mr. Dobler got
about 500 by his slick work.
Spangler Post No. 90, G.. A. X. will give
an entertainment on Hallow Fen. An in
vitation to all G.. A. X. men, also 10 the
members of the following orders in this
| city WOman's Relief Corps, Sons of
Veterans and Drum Corps.
Mr.. Gearing says no is willing to put
800 more in the fuel plant before he gives
up the attempt TO make big supply of gas
The board of control is willing for Mr..
Gearing 10 proceed providing they are
guaranteed against loss.
The married daughters of Mrs James
Fitton gave their mother surprise supper
/ Tuesday evening in honor of her birthday.
The lady was the recipient of two hand
some rocking chairs.
The County Commissioners are making
some repairs on Indian Run bridge. The
place has been dangerous for sometime and
should have been looked after before.
a loose rail caused several freight cars
TO Jump the track on the B. Il O. out at
| Lewis Mills Trains were delayed sever
al hours in consequence.
The Independent printed an item to the
effect that q lot of good Republicans will
vote for ID. w. Cooper for Probate Judge.
There is no doubt Of it.
After the marriage Of John Lyden and
Miss Celia Gallaher reception was given
the happy couple at the home of the brides
mother on Rose Hill.
Several Second ward property holders
/ have each sued the city for 5000 damages
| for the changing of the grade Of the street
in that part of town.
There was an individual in town yester-
day trying 10 book an Irish Opera II
is thought that he is a brother Of James
Owen O'ConOr.
The Washington, Pa, bottle works is
looking for hands to operate their works
among the bottle workers in this city.
Frank Mason has received papers from
Governor Campbell which entitle him to
use the seal Of Notary Public.
The children OF the late Mary j. Beatty
were taken to the Children's Home by
Guardian John Burke.
Albert Ceilings and Miss Lizzie McCabe
will be married by Rev. Father titzger-
aid this morning.
Several Of the young gentlemen about
town are smoking fancy pipes. It's Eng
fish, yer know
Thos. Cullen has returned from Denver,
where he settled up the estate Of the late
Henry Maule.
The w. c. T. T. delegates to the State
Convention are at Findlay, where the lodge
is in session.
The Riverview Church Sunday school
will give festival on Friday and Saturday
evenings
Eggs and butter still soar very high
Eggs are retailing at twenty-five cents a
dozen.
There is considerable betting on the re
suit OF the Congressional battle in this dis
trict.
The American Mechanics will initiate
SIX or eight new members al the next meet
ing.
Misses Maggie Fitton Miss Julia Nevans
will givea tatfy pulling tomorrow evening
4 big lot of salt was left here by boat
for shipment out the b. 4. X {. railroad
Fred Yahnke will open saloon in the
vacant room opposite the p0stoflice.
Rev. T. W Lane will preach a sermon
10 the Odd Fellows on Sunday.
William Faris has sold his grocery store
TO u gentleman named Mccoy.
An electric light will be put in the street
near the Stamping Company.
Mr. Walchii, the tailor, has completed a
large dwelling on Rose Hill
The supply of natural gas has been very
good for couple Of days
Newell X. Kennon. Of St. Clairsville.
was in the city yesterday.
The advance agent for Inshavogue was in
the city yesterday,
Stewart & Meehan's coal works have
resumed operations.
Officer Smith has purchased dwelling
in the First ward.
Nelson Hopkins has sold his livery stable
10 John McHenry.
The Cyclone Fishing Club gives hop
on Friday evening.
The Board of Health will meet this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Stoves have been ordered for several Of
the hose houses.
The Good Templars elected officers Tues
day evening.