Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
BELLAIRE.

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BELLAIRE.
The flower beds that have been set out In
the park represent in shape number Oh
emblems Of lodges. The Odd Fellows and
others have flower bed.
Sweeney. the boss clown in Wallace
circus, is resident of Quaker city. he
has been with the Wallace show for some
wears In the fall Sweeney and number
of the better performers OF the circus Wall
tour this part of the country with a min
strel show. AlvardO, the iugler, Goethe.
the leader OF the band, and German, the
athlete. all with Wallace, will be IN the
minstrel organization.
Lee Hall is completing store on Guern-
sev street, lust north of B. * Q. railroad
tracks.
The electric lights on Rose Hill are a
great convenience on a dark night and one
wonders what the residents did up there
before the lights were introduced.
The season of indoor amusementS IS now
over. Picnics and the like will now be IN
trOduced. The first picnic IS yet TO De an
nOurced
The Turner'S have called a meeting lot
this afternoon al their hall.
Al. Bowie. Of Bridgeport, had business
ia town on circus day.
The funeral of Fred Bertram Will take
place this afternoon at2 O'Clock
:. L.uchs will shortly take trip to
Nashville, Tenn.
Lee Marks. executor of his brother who
was interested in the Arcade Clothing
store. is here 20 settle up the estate. The
goods in the store were appraised by ia
Steger. L. Cohen ~ Co and ). Luchs.
There is one more lecture of the course
Q,,f-r lfaf hxr
the 10Th of this month. His SUBJECT VIII
be Sunshine" The lecture course has
not been much of j ssccesS and the chris
tian Endeavor Societies will have TO raise
a couple of hundred dollars TO pay the
shortage. A city the size OF Bellalre
should be able 20 make a course OF lectures
nav expenses. but several attempts IN thlS
I line have proven failures.
Crozier * HoustOn's brick yards are
working every day now. The hne weather
Of late is good for the business In ABOUT
a year from now Bellaire Will De consul
cred a centre tor brick We have the ma
terial and facilities for manufacture and
should use them.
The new road up Cemetery hill will be
somewhat circuiIOuS, but the grade VIII DC
much better than the old road.
Garduers above town are busy and VIII
soon have some new We getaOleS on the mar
ket.
pig metal is shipped here from Alabama
Mrs. Rankin, mother of Court, VINO mas
been IN with the grip, is slowly recovering
James johnson has charge OF the ONCE
/ i'm Merchants Hotel
A number Of our people ATTENDED the
matinee at Wheeling Opera House yester-
day afternoon.
Fakirs I'm Wallaces circus had most
everything for sale except the daily pa
pers. s.,....-
| Gin Bros. made shipment OF thirty pots
| 10 a glass factory last week.
/ Mrs L. =. Armstrong, VINO formerly run
/ the Globe Hotel, has secured an motel at
Fostoria- q. and left for that place yeSter-
/ dav. Her new house has fifty rooms. Mrs.
| Armstrong made good reputation while
/ in this city and trade will no doubt 0e good
with her in her new home.
Mrs Ed. YOst, who has been ILL., Is now
I improving very fast
| Constable Baugh has such changed eN-
prassiOn of late that his friends are alarm
ed about him. He had his moustache cut,
which accounts for the change.
Prof. Schofeld has decided upon the
22nd and 93rd for the reproduction OF Queen
Esther. Most of the old cast will take
part. and the chOruses will be the same.
Mr. Schofeld is an old hand in the direc-
| tiou of entertainments of this nature, and
/ viii give successful production.
/ Capt. Mendel has enjoyed the reputation
/ of having one OF the largest dogs IN THESE
parts for some time, but he 'lsn Ia IL
now. Fred Cline pilot on the Philips,
has a canine that is "out OF SlghI cOlu-
pared with Mendefs dog.
A dot was set at Rodefer's Glass Works
yesterday.
The cooper shop at Beaver Falls, man
aged bv DOde Cochran, is running right
along.
The frame work ofthe Bridge and Boiler
/ Works has been completed.
Mr. Miles CarneS purchashed a t1sner
piano for his children last week.
TIE family of Syl Wetherald has given
IN housekeeping and will board until their
removal TO Findlay.
What has become of the summer night
concerts by the band we were to have IN
the public square.
The Sheriff sells Cookies stock oil shoes
on Tuesday.
A number Of barber shops have intro
duced the sale of cigars
Ice cream soda is being served by one or
two of our druggists.
The railroads are handling good volume
of freight for this time OF year.
Some repairs have been made on the
factory of the Union window glass WORKS.
Before many wears Indian run, from
Noble street 10 the G. X =. bridge Will
have to be arched over.
In "a week or two il will be possible TO go
over paved streets from Indian run 70 the
burnt Ohio glass works. The last connec-
ton is being made near McMahon'S creek;
Numerous were the people who tumoled
into the ditch on the gas works commons
I while returning from the circus.
Plumbers report business very good and
have no complaints.
Emil Schmidt viii open his new rescaur-
ant tomorrow.
Sheets x Marsh, real estate agents, nave
disposed of several pieces of property De
low the city.
Farmers who had business in town came
ON FRIDAY on account of the show, ana, as
n consequence. trade was affected yester-
day
Window glass is still selling at paying
figure. but purchasers are scarce. III the
manufacturers hold for their price 1t Will
not be long before some glass will have 10
be purchased, as retailers stocks are rnn-
ming low.
Gas. Poole and wife. of Wichita, has.,
are the guests of Mr.. POole's brother-in-
law. DR.. j. c. McCOllOugh, on Gravel
Hin. on their way 10 New York.
PORTLAND.