Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-07
BELLAIRE.

The old bottle works will resume work
Tomorrow. The blowers from ILLINOIS ar
,.;ved in town on Friday: The resumption
- tbase works will set at least 100 men and
bows at work. ,.,,. -
Roht Neal is arranging his building on
Union street so that another family can
Fred Warde. assisted by Mrs. ID. Z.
Royvers. will appear in Henry VIII. To-
morrow evening. The indications are that
The Flysian Theater will be crowded, as
delegations from Benwood, st. Clairsviile
and GAINESVILLE will DO present.
WorlSmen are arranging the old machlne
shops at the Belmont Glass Works Tor use
of the Bellaire Stamping Company. Inc
building is handy to the works that was
! destroyed. H..
in the memory of the Oldest inhabitant.
Stores burned gas all day and comments
ON the weather were numerous. Business
was paralyzed TO certain extent.
Harvey Leighton, who moved to AKRON,
is oettinc along nicely He is foreman IN
! a factory where marbles of all kinds are
manufactured. Other specialties Will De
introduced during the coming season.
Messrs. Hoyt and Thomas, of theatrical
fame, were in the city with the "A Trip 10
Chinatown" Company. The gentlemen
Joined the company in Illinois and were on
their way East. Mr.. Hoyt, the gentleman
whom every theatre-goer knows IS
splendid writer of comedy, is small lndl-
vidual who could grind out funny plays at
will. He says the Texas Steer, whlch
opened in New York few weeks since, Is
making good money and is prooaoly tue
best of his productions. Mr.. Ihomas Is
lrpotvC his hnSlneSS
thoroughly, and TO know him is to ike
him.
The brick work on the stamping COM
panv,s building will be completed about
the middle of January.
The Americas Club will give an enter
talnment in their club rooms some evening
this week
The Mercantile Club will give their first
anniversary hop on Wednesday night, IN
the new opera hall of Schmuloach. Inc
affair will be private and Will no DOUBT oe
a pleasant event. The hall is now III hrst
class condition, having, been Thoroughly
renovated and decorated.
Travelling photographers are in the city
taking pictures OF the various BUSINESS
houses about town.
Black Prince lodge, X. OF T., elected new
officers on Thursday night.
The school library was open yesterday
and large number OF people borrowed
books.
The elegant store rooms of Nicholson &
Ball and John Zweigare are attractions
Just now.
The C. K. p. is making fill with large
stone along the river bank in front OF the
depot.
here on the Goth
The son of Christian Bippus, who had
his foot operated upon couple of weeks
since, is not getting along so well as eX-
pected.
Second ward.
]. w. Coulson has doubled the length of
his store room.
j. w. Sellars has taken his racer to the
country for the winter.
The new school house at Pultney Bot
tom, in District No 10, opens on Monday.
About % pupils will attend.
Miss BERTHE Robinson, of st. Clalrsville,
is the guest of Miss Laura Dickens.
A revival meeting IS in progress at the
First NJ Il. church
VIM. Kern, who was shot in the leg by
PLAYMATE. is able to be about as usual.
The supply of natural gas has been very
good during the last week, much TO the
surprise of our people.
The Belmont County Teachers Associa-
ton met in this city yesterday. The at
tendance was not very good but those who
attended listened to very interes ting eXer-
cises. The meeting was called at I'D
O'Clock
Service will be held every night this
week in the L. r. Church
NJ. Gordon, c. & u. ticket agent has
hung out a sign announcing that he sup
plies tickets for the Ohio River railroad.
Miss Katie Rodefer one of our handsome
lady teachers, has gone to Missouri to visit
friends.
Solomon Neil will clerk for wholesale
house in Wheeling after the first of the
year.
Harry Henburg will travel for Wall
Bros. the Buffalo jewelers., next year.
sohh McCauley, of the First ward, has
been quite sick for several DAYS
Dougherty * Company, contractors, will
begin work on the Jacobsburg pike on Mon
day, If the weather permits. They have
about completed work on the Wegee pike.
A. NJ. Grouse is seriously and perhaps
fatally i'll.
4 conductor named Kerns was caught
between the bumpers of B. x .. cars yes
terday. His collar bone was crushed, and
he was hurt internally, so that he may die.
Several out-of-town manufacturers were
here last week looking at Rodefer Bros.
new fuel for the glass factory furnace.
w. n Darby has been appointed chief
deputy under Sheriff-elect Scott.
Frank Skunk, formerly window glass
worker here, died in Albany, Ind, of lock-
jaw.
Jacob Rietz and George Jennings are the
I Of dollar S1X-inUG