Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-13
SECOND LIEUTENANT.
Jackson C.. H., NOCCnlber s.
HOISFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Relieves Mental and Physical Exhaustion
BELLAIRE.

The Burr's Mills Camp Meeting Associa-
ton at a district conference meeting of the
First NJ. +. Church, at Bellaire, laid out Il
splendid programme for the next camp. 1t
is proposed to expend about $1,000 to get
lectures and instructors for couple OF
weeks before camp. The ceremonies will
last about three weeks altogether. An
effort will be made to get number of
young ministers TO the grounds TO take a
course in study.
The good Templars selected the follow
ing delegates to the District Lodge, which
meets at NIingo December 10th: Alvin
kirkpatrick, Mrs. Alice Jones, David
Walker, Sam Crow. Mrs. Nora Crow and
Florence Brown. The following trustees
were also elected for three years: Alvin
kirkpatrick, MIS- Nora Grow and b. F..
jackson.
The city has decided to use George Rob
iusOn's fire brick for paving purpooco. THE
is encouragement for home labor. Mr. X.
will manufacture 20 OOO bricks a dav after
he gets his new machinery set up. If we
had dozen men like Mr.. Robinson in Bell
aire Just now, what q difference il would
make.
Frank Arnett is 10 get so from the city
for injury received while going TO a fire.
The city does the square thing when fire
men ere hurt The laddies receive no pay
for their work and should not be COM
PEELED to pay doctor bills If they are in
iured in a service of this kind.
A large number OF Italians arrived in the
city yesterday via. the c. ~ =. road. They
will work on the Ohio Valley railroad.
Some of our grocerymen are doing good
business supplying these people with
victuals.
Bellaire has quite delegation of young
sters ut the Reform Farm ut Lancaster. II
all sections Of the State sent as many can
didates as we the institution would have to
be greatly enlarged.
Council ais now turning its attention to
ordinances that touch the railroads. The
City Dads find this an easy vocation, but
the enforcement of the ordinance is where
the rub comes in.
Animals caught at large will be taken
care of hereafter. The law has not been
strictly enforced for some time, but it will
be hereafter.
Fitzpatrick Bros, who run the Rip Van
Wrinkle show that was here last night,
have brother who works in the Bellaire
bottle works.
Orleff Brown had trial before Squire
Roeder Yesterday on the charge OF letting
his neighbours stock out so that it run at
large.
Chas. Blackmore and Harry Craniield
were taken to the Reform farm yesterday
| by Truant Officer Baugh.
Tho folks in the Fourth ward reading so
ciety held their first meeting ut the home
of Mrs Mary Carroll
The case OF bastardy before Squire Roe
der was settled by the defendant agreeing
to marry the girl.
| Representative a. T. Mckelvey was IN
| the city looking after the interests OF Ms
constituents.
The city will run water pl pc over inc
| McMahon Greek Bridge on Union street.
| Henry Eberling made his friends happy
| all day yesterday over that new arrival.
The City Hall is to receive some repairs
/ The trap needs continuous attention. -
Rev. c. f. Locke, of Pittsburg, lectures
/ in First NJ. E. Church this evening.
Four plain DRINKS paid fines to the
Mayor yesterday and departed.
VIM. Love has a nice place Of business
now across from his old stand.
Three cows were running loose on Gravel
/ Hill yesterday.
The Pittsburg coal works will sink new
air shaft.