Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31

season on september otu "4V'. 80 - =
traction. viz: "Flemming's Around the
World in Eighty Days" There are ~
neonle in the cast. Scenes from every
land are introduced throughout the play,
and the whole thing is made little spicy
by ballet.
Considerable brick stock was purchased
last week by several of our business men:
The public schools will not reopened until
Cowan & Co. the insurance agents, are
getting out a book which will tell all ABOUT
insurance
Drunners have not been an unknown
Quantity in Bellaire for several weeks. The
town is over-run by them. The hotels DO
not object.
dr Wall, the heavy weight iewelry
drummer, who with his trunk weighs sou
rounds. was out at Woodstield yesterday.
He made a successful trip over the narrow
gauge as his aVOirdupOis kept the train
balanced TO a nicely, and everything went
well. Mr.. Wall will sunday in Bellalre.
A Bellaire gentleman talks ofpurchasing
merrv-go-round He thinks there are
millions in il.
The Fourth ward election for Council
man yesterday evening was very tame
Bellaire Lodge +. * A. NJ. talks of chang
ing the headquarters of the lodge
George Robinson will have some of his
fire brick on the market this week.
And now the farm laoorers are now or
ganizing. A union has been found IN
townships southwest Of here.
Several marriages Of young people are
on the tapis.
The Bellaire Window Glass Works will
probably get 10 work this week.
ATsff afxrpV Of Rpfnpl. raised
p bushels OF wheat TO the acre this year,
which is "a good yield for 1880.
The steel works are running regularly,
but the nail factory may not go on unui the
roses bloom again.
The anniversary exercises at the First
presbyterian Church to-day will be very
interesting. no doubt Several of the
former minis ers of the church will be
be present a&d make addresses. There Will
be an historical sermon At II a. III. and an
anniversary sermon at 3 p. IN.
Chas. Crymble has been appointed truant
officer by the township Board OF Educa-
ton
Bellaire fire brick companies could get
10 supply Bridgeport with several squares
of paving ii they would get move on
them
The following news item comes from St.
Clairsville Junction. The farmers are
obliged TO dig their potatoes early this
wear, to save them from thieves. We pre-
sumo they are dolnS the same with their
corn, apples, etc. Such a thing might hap
pen that these eatableS might suit the fas-
tidious appetiteS of the thieves if they
plucked them early themselves.
The Union Veteran League will be or
ganized Monday evening at City Hall.
A correspondent for the Democrat from
Quincy, says: "A number OF the citizens
OF our village spent Sunday in your city
and returned home full OF vile liquors Sun
day night They attended prayer meeting
at the NJ f.. church and raised quite row,
which will probably result in the arrest of
the parties
Several Bellaire families are still residing
on the Burr's Mills camp ground.
The efforts of the managers of the Har-
vest Home Picnic TO have an entirely dry
day of il proved unsuccessful. What was
not consumed inwardly adorned the outer
person. for on, my how il rained
The Pittsburg coal works is disposing of
some of its mules.
One by one the miners of this vicinity are
resuming work.
The American Club is preparing TO hold
a hop some time in September.
Snake stories are coming in little late
this year and the variety is below the aver
age.
The Orrville tiremen wrote nice letter
TO Chief Muth. of the fire department, last
week The boys report having had "a
splendid time while in Bellaire, and re-
turned thanks to our fire laddies for the
kind treatment they received. Mr.. Wau-
mer the fireman who was painfully hurt
by falling under the wheel of reel, is get
ting along nicely and will be able to be
about before long The fire department
are happy in the thought that their efforts
TO give the visitors a good time were not in
vain.
Owing TO the continuous rain last week
the soldiers reunion ut Beallsviile was al
most a complete failure. II is reported
that the G.. A. Il. Post came out $50 in debt,
besides the cost of cannon belonging 10
the Antioch Post which exploded. 1t was
remarkable that the explosion of the can
non hurt no one, rs the crowd stood within
- yards of where it burst. About 60 rods
distant a large snake was found dead lying
beside fragment of the cannon.
At least a dozen of the attractions booked
for the Wheeling Opera House have been
secured for the theatre.
The plumbers are buster now than for
several months.
Several of our people have joined the
Literal Auu DNlChtillN NAlNAS'
The street railway makes good time now
and is good conveyance to Wheeling.
The County Fair takes place this week
at st. ClairSville.
Capt w II. Little arrested two parties
for selling liquors at NoOnan's Grove.
Squire ROeder gave them Sl7 and costs.
George Robinson, the retiring County
Treasurer, will relocate in Martins Ferry
after Monday George is thrifty gentle
man. and goes out office in a great deal better
condition pecuniarily than some men we
know who had like chances.
The GAINESVILLE band passed through the
city yesterday on the way TO Wheeling.
The B. " O. agent at Lewis Mills was
robbed of about $40 couple of days since.
While at dinner the drawer of the Office
was broken open.
The b. Il O. engineer who run his engine
into a G. X NJ. freight train that was cross
ing the b. Il o. track at Cambridge, has
been relieved of his job for the present.
Rev j. Il. Mills is now lecturing about
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