Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-15
BELLAIRE.

Drummers are making business little
I better by telling their customers that their
I line of goods Will 20 up now, that the Nc
I Kiuley oill has passed. Some people are
I beginning 10 believe that the tariff affects
everything.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
l Miss Alice Winaus, formerly of Bellaire,
| but now of Washington, ID. c., 70 bust
I ness man Of the Capital City. The event
viii take place the latter part OF this
month.
I a strike Of the coal hauiers nj the Bel
mont Coal Co $ mines was avcrtcd on Mon
\ dav bv the operators granting the men an
advance i'm wages. At an the larger banks
the haulcrs are receiving Increased pay
now.
Trains are running 10 St Clairsvilie over
| the Northern road, but the ID. X o. route
/ is still out OF condition. The latter road
suffered on Friday night, and got another
dose of destruction on Sunday night
Ham. Heathcrington. OF this city, who
started "a dock yard at Point Pleasant, W.
I Va. some time since is doing well He has
built two new boats and had twenty-five on
the docks
The advance agent for Maud Syphers has
/ been here since sunday night iu not water.
I The washouts on the railroads have delayed
I the arrival OF his adyertisiug papers.
| Thos Nicholson will take charge of tue
shoe store until after the base ball season
opens Geo. Ball. his partner, viii sell or
cans and pianos during the winter
Mrs. Powell left for Washington, ID. c.,
I yesterday. where sine will reside la the iu-
mre with her daughter Mary, who is "a
clerk 10 the Pension Department
VIM. G.. Barnard's patent apparatus for
coaling steamboats, has been upturned hy
the high water and is now almost lost from
sill ht back OF the steel works.
The Bellairc gentleman who started a
plumbing shop 40 GAINESVILLE has sold out
10 the Warren Gas Company, and gone 10
work for the latter concern.
There are but three property holders in
I that part Of Thirty-siNth street which
Council has resolved 20 pave, and two OF
them oppose the project
The Belmont Coal Company talks of
running an endless chain in It's mine about
mile for the purpose OF drawing coal from
| the mine 20 the river.
I The Good Templars had an interesting
/ entertainment 40 their lodge room last
night Destinations aud essays made up
part of the exercises.
\ The st. Johns Dramatic club is not
doing much 40 present As soon as cold
weather comes the boys Will be acting
again.
I Theuncertain weather of late has inter
I fered with the work ON new buildings.
I The painters are also losing valuable time.
Workmeu from the Union Crystal Win
I dow GlasshOuseS. who left The city 10 work
| IN other factories, are returning home
The Board of Pension Examiners viii be
/ e.. 81. .NI
I the business il could attend 90 OF late.
The funeral of John La Roche yesterday
afternoon was well attended The h. OF l..
headed by a band attended in a body.
The b. X o. is still transferring passen-
gers ut the fifth bridge. No freight trains
have been run since Sunday.
Boats are now passing up aud down on
the east side of B0ggs' Island. The river
is at good stage.
A large crowd from here win 80 TO Pitts
burg on the last excursion of the season 70
the exposition.
There is again talk Of q new business
/ block being erected on the site OF the Old
postofice
The trial of the new fuel plant cannot be
made before Saturday or Sunday, we un-
derStand
The truaut officer has taken several boys
from the bottle works and started tuem 10
school
Workmen are engaged filing up a wash
out ON the G.. X Il. railroad Just ABOVE
town.
Drummers from an parts were In the
city yesterday trying 70 get west VIA s.
X o.
Travel on the steamer Phillips between
Bcllaire and Wheeling is on the increase.
John Heatherington is in Wheeling
building an iron hull for a steamboat
Col. c. L. Poorman is flooding the dis
trict with campaign documents.
Fort Donaldson holds forth at the Ely ian
Theatre this evening
DrJ Park West and wife have returned
from trip South.
There is no news as to the starting Of the
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