Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15

BELLAIKE.
The following line of march will be used
for the parade of the a. .. fl. on ST. Pat
ricks day Form on Belmont street, right
resting on Thirty first; march down
Thirty-first TO Union, down Union TO
Tweuty-tifth, on Twenty-fifth TO Belmont;
thence south TO end OF paved street. Coun-
termarch on Belmont 10 Twentieth street;
thence TO Union, up Union TO Central ave
nue.; from Central avenue 10 Noble, up
Noble 10 street car stables on Gravel Hill;
thence 10 the street fronting on river; down
Front street TO Forty-uinth, on FOrty-ninth
10 Noble, down Noble 10 Thirty seventh,
on Tnirty-seventh to Belmont, thence to
Turner Hall The line laid out covers the
whole town. and everybody can see the
turnout.
The Board of Managers of the Burr's
Mills Camp Meeting Association are de-
t@rmined TO revive this popular resort,
which for the past several years has been
in a state of slow decay. TO this end the
board on last Thursday arranged for an
elaborate programme for the coming sea
son ana for the expenditure of a sum of
money for new build ngs, etc, on the
grounds. The idea is 10 have meeting OF
the Epw0rJh Sunday School Assembly,
and 4 large auditorium building
Will be erected for the accommodation Of
the schools of instruction that may be held
on the grounds in July. Dr. Parkhurst
viii be one of the instructors, and the fol-
lowing noted gentlemen will also take part:
W l.. Davidson, DR. Willetts, and DR..
dcuSon, Rev T. W. Lane of this city, will
be on the Board, and Rev. Manchester, DR.
Mills and others that may be secured. To
ADD TO the interest in camp there will be
GRAND Army days, Temperance days, Chill
drens days, and other special features will
be added as the times may demand.
The Democratic township primaries will
DC neld on the 2lst, between the hours of 3
ana O'Clock. The township convention
viii be neld ON Saturday, March 18th, at
o'clock
The Ohio Valley railroad is preparing to
erect a bridge al Powhattan
George Troll, of St. Clairsville, who has
gone TO Canton TO open clothing store,
paid Bellaire friends Il short visit before
us departure.
The next meeting of the Belmont County
Teachers Association will De held at War
mock in April,
The County Commissioners awarded the
u egee coal works $500 damages for cutting
a road past the works, which damaged the
property 10 the coal company, owing to Il
land slide.
The nail works continues to dump refuse
iron over the river bank above the works
There will be an examination of teachers
at Belmont next Saturday.
Although election time draweth nigh
there is little conversation about politics.
The projectors of the Industrial School
have held several meetings.
Doctors have more business on hands
than for several years.
Miss Katie Mack won the gold watch
prize Of the Hook and Ladder company.
Mrs. Chas. Brockman left Friday TO Wis
IL the family of b. f.. Cockayne at Tiffin,
O.
4 gentleman named Craig, who claims TO
represent Eastern capital, is negotiating
for a large amount of coal lands south Of
this city
The Rock Hill band has reorganized for
the coming summer
John Bumgarduer of Key, claims to have
captured a coon that weighed SO pounds.
Rev. ". NJ. Eaton. of this city, fills the
pulpit of Rock Hill Church this morning
The congregation counts ON selecting new
pastor TO day. II is thought Rev. w. L.
Alexander Will be called
4 correspondent of the Democrat from
Crabapple says: Some time ago the OH
cials ol the Christian church ut Beallsville
applied to Rev. George Il. SmIth,of Bridge
port, H., for his services TO conduct
series Of meetings, with the understanding
that he would not preach on Ordination
or the "Eldership,' Is they all differ with
the Rev. on these subjects Mr.. Smiths
reply was ~ am not on the market. If
you wish to purchase religious tools you
will have 10 apply elsewhere. Yours Dat
ding for the truth
+. Il. Potts, who runs a Touring mill in
the southwestern part of this township.
lost his pOcketbool some time since. The
book contained $50 in paper and was
found in the upper part OF the mill few
days since the money having disappeared.
Later, in a smut machine, the money was
found. \ rat was using it for nest. The
= and $40 bills were unfit for use.
The township paid out TO the poor during
the year nearly $1,000. Three thousand
three hundred and seventeen were spent
on the roads
The delegates to the convention OF Good
Templars, held at Quaker City, have re
turned home.
On Tuesday the 4. 0. II will celebrate
st. Patrick's Day in an appropriate man
ner. Several visiting lodges will be pres
emit There will be parade at , o'clock in
the afternoon. \ musical and literary en-
tertainment is announced for the evening,
in Turner Hall.
The Standard Theater Company will
open for a weeks engagement here on Mon
day night, playing at cheap prices.
The Turner'S will give their annual Eas-
ter ball on the 30th, at their hall.
Rev. 7. W. Lane is still on the sick list.
Rev. O'Mera left yesterday on another
business trip 10 Cincinnati.
"Queen Esther" was presented to anoth-
er large house last night. The choruses of
the Persians and Jews was feature of the
performance last night There is talk of
the performance being repeated for the
benefit of Prof. Liller, the gentleman who
had charge ofthe entertainment.
r AlthOff sends several wagon loads Of
bread each week TO the Italians who work
on the roads.
An action has been commenced in the
Court Of Common Pleas TO enjoin one of
the contractors on the Pultney Township
pike from building road on property of the
plaintiff, for the reason that no compensa-
ton and damages have been assessed al
lowed and paid. There is no provision in
the special act for the Pultney Township
pixies for the payment of compensation and
damages. The trainers of our local laws
apparently FORGET or do not recognize the
Bill of Rights" and other features of the