Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18
BELLAIRE.

The Young gentleman who was killed aV
Quincy ON Friday was buried Yesterday
Harlow's body was cut in two and the cars
RIM over both legs. His parents formerly
resided in this CITY. but for the past TWO
wears have been living at Neff's siding.
Miss Laura Dickens is visiting friends
in GAINESVILLE.
The nail factory will resume tomorrow
nrobablv II is said the nail works has
some GOOD orders and will likely keep the
factory in operation for several weeks. =,
The circus was not very much. Most OF
the difficult feats only appeared on the
litbograph rosters. We are promised an
other great show the latter part OF the
month 40 la
piece is 10 be CHANGED off shortly.
The folks on North Guernsey street are
liking up their pavements Most OF tue,n
are LAYING course of sod next TO the curb
Mrs. Thomas Nicholson is in Toledo
where her husband. "Parson' Nicholson,
is playing ball. 100
The postoffice is being painted and repa-
pered. Postmaster Darrah will soon nave
the Office somuch improved that 1t Will look
like a new place, altogether
The steamer Bellaire made her regular
trims Yesterday as usual, having secured
coal for use under the boilers. The STRIKE
of the miners has made "black diamonds
a little scarce at the river.
DR.. c. f. Kurt will move into his ele-
cant residence, next TO the First VI. Il.
Church. Tuesday.
The Office of the Central House has been
nicely fixed up. TIN
Most of the employees at the planning mil
are new hands. The greater part OF the OLD
hands have secured new jobs.
The marriage of L. Bradley to Miss Ma
~ Copeland appeared premature In the pa
pers The event was noted to take place
on Tuesday evening, but the nupual khoU
was not tied until Thursday night. ,
The public schools close on June 18TH.
Arrangements for the closing ceremonies
are already being made.
The members of Spangler Post are uis-
posing of big number of tickets for the
priZes that are to be awarded during the
fair of the Post.
Charles Edmunds, of Fostoria, is in the
city. Charles is one of the big guns IN the
4. f. G.. w. Union, and he makes occa-
sional business trips for the order
Miss Katie Obberman. of Wheeling, IS
quite sick at the home of Miles Carnes. III
the Fourth ward
The Willing Workers, of the First ward,
made a neat sum out of their social, which
closed last evening.
The last fellow at the lookup was charged
with disOrderly conduct. He paid out
Business has been very dull at the Mayor 5
Court for the past week.
Howard Lippincott, clerk at the GLOBE
Hotel. has gone to GAINESVILLE where he has
secured u position as clerk at the kirk
House.
a new Board Health will be appointed
next meeting of Council.
An effort will be made to get rid OF the
water that stagnates back Of the street car
stables on Gravel Hill. The property hold
ers in that part of the town do great deal
of lust kicking about the condition of the
above low lands
The b. L. II G. train was several hours
late FRIDAY night. owing TO the breaking OF
the engine.
Several of the fire companies want TO
spruce up and get new uniforms. Liberty
is already collecting money for that purpose.
Judge briggs was in the city a short time
yesterday He left for Woodstield to spend
Sunday.
Rev J. c. Hamilton. of Akron, paid old
friend a visit in this city last week.
Andy Mcclellan has built an addition TO
his confectionery store.
Louis Hess smiles over new girl baby
arrival at his home.
SiXty-iive people went TO Martins Ferry
from here to attend the celebration OF the
colored Odd Fellows.
A crowd of young folks left for Parkers-
burg on the excursion last evening.
The lower town NJ. E. church is again
talking of another house of worship. The
has come to the conclusion
that a larger church with better location
is what is needed. \ canvass will be made
among the members TO see what money can
be pledged. If a sufficient sum IS secured
Il new edifice will be erected this summer
There is little doubt that the -Etna Glass
Works could be sold if IL was let go at a
low figure.
An excursion train goes to Beallsyille
over the B.. T.. X G.. this morning TO ac-
those who desire to attend the
dedication of the Christian Church at that
place.
An addition is being built to the Gill Pot
Works. w. II. Moore is doing the stone
work.
The American Mechanics will attend the
First NJ. +. Church this morning to hear a
sermon by Rev. T. W. Lane
David j. Dunfee is the first Democrat to
announce himself candidate for Sheriff
The early bird sometimes catches the worm
But politics don't count.
The lawn tennis club has not played
much this season owing 10 the wretched
weather that prevailed.
Out at GAINESVILLE they say they have a
gas well that is so strong that no stop-cock
can be secured that will resist the pressure
of the fuel Yet the owners are
slow about utilizing the gas, for some
reason.
The GAINESVILLE Republican asserts a
truiSm when il says: Good roads are
cheap at any reasonable price
w =. Wilson, of this city, has moved TO
Belmont. where he will engage at his trade
as carpenter.
Barnesville had such a successful Fourth
of July last year that she will try 1t again
this season.
Ben Butterworth is perhaps the most
popular man in the country at present. A
great many prominent Republicans
and most every Democrat you meet say
he is.
The furnace of the Belmont glass works
which was repaired some days since, caved
in Yesterday and the plant has closed down
till fall. Trade has been slow with the
Belmont for some time, and the stockhold-
ers were not very anxious about running
the concern.
A Wheeling peddler was run in yester-
day for selling goods without license. He
was assessed - and costs.
Work will be commenced in few days
on the extension of the Ohio Valley Rail
road.
The benefit concert to be given for Mrs
Heinlein on Monday evening promises TO be
worthy Of patronage, as an excellent pro
gramme has been prepared. Most of the
leading vocalists of the city will take part.
ST. GAINESVILLE.
ST. GAINESVILLE. ONO, May lS.-Ihe
marble firm of Evans X Close has been DIS
solved Mr. Close will hereafter continue
business at the old stand here, while Mr.,
Evans will do business at Cadiz.