Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12

BELLAIRE.
Preparations are being made for big
turnout ar Burr's Mills On next Saturday,
the day that viii be celebrated by the
G.. A. Il.
The pumps put down last year by private
subscriptions are brought into constant
play all day long OF hot day. The city
should take charge OF these producers Of
clear water and see that they are kept in
good order, and that drinking cups are
always on them. Citizens sunk the wells
and the city should take care Of them.
Most every one points with pride at the
embryotic park, commonly known as the
Square. II is becoming delightful place,
and rs the young trees shoot their branches
higher in the air the resort will become
even more pleasant than now. In theeven-
ings the Park is a trysting place for the
young ladies and gentlemen and
they enjoy confidential chats without
number. The spot would be much improy-
cd II the Council would provide line OF
stone work 10 replace the ugly, unforeseen
string Of woodwork around the place
commonly called fence. The Toulouse
that has Just been completed might have
been made 20 serve as band stand as well
as It's present purpose. The expense would
have been very little more. The people OF
Be.laire, IN a sense, have eX-MayOr Brown
20 thank for the pretty little resting place
the city now affords There were plenty
Of occasions fer Councils to have taken
step In identifying the square, but that
body never did il. Mr.. Brown, when
Mayor, solicited subscriptions and did
other work in the interest OF the Park. He
kept the ball rolling, and today we have
the grassy plot We would not be without
for i've times the amount it has cost
4 representative of the ElySian theater
has Just returned from New York where
he booked some of the finest shows that
win oeon the road this season. In some
cases big guarantees were given. Among
the shows that VIII appear here the coming
season are County Fair, Past Mail, Two
Old Cronies, Leu DOckstader's Minstrels,
Pay Train, Boy Tramp, Bunch of Keys,
Hole in the Ground, Barrel of Money,
Chas LOder, Little Nugget, RObt. Down
ing, BristOl'S Horse Show, Keep 1t Dark,
New York Day by Day. The ElySian
theater is TO have some new scenery, more
folding chairs and will be nicely painted in
the interior. The management looks Tor
good season Of business,
The B & Q. freight sheds at this point
are perhaps the toughest looking along the
line or that road. The repairs that have
been made on the worn cut building with
in tho past several years have cost enough
70 paw for the erection Of decent buildings.
When tho rain comes down in torrents
there is much hustling at the sheds 10
cover goods with tarpOians.
Quite crowd from this city went out
TO Burr's Mills yesterday 10 remain over
Sunday.
Some repairs are being made at Central
school building, and the janitor finds
plenty 20 DO all the year.
The ChautauquG Circle that was organ
lied q wear ago and which has Just closed
the irst terra Of its existence, has been a
success in more ways than one. Each week
important sub ects were discussed in meet
ing and facts were introduced IN such
way as 10 be interesting IN high degree.
The thirst for knowledge appears 10 have
GROWN in 4 degree in all the members, and
they are eager TO begin at the studies once
more. The second term will not begin
until September, however, at which time
the circle will likely resume with men,
bership OF about hfiy.
The tailor is not 50 busy as he was sew
eral weeks since. The dizziness OF summer
strikes him about the time IL does the rest
OF the mercantile class. However II there
was twelve months Of solid business for
The tailor life would become burden 20
him. Like the plumber he has TO have a
vacation 10 reduce the size Of his plethoric
Edward Moore, Henry Fltton and John
Messerly returned last night about mid
night from an Eastern trip, The trio came
home under the cover of darkness so that
their friends would not see their osoiy
burned faces nor the condition or their
wearing apparel The boys had been
ronphing 1t in'great style, and the girls at
Atlantic CITY were stuck on them.
Mo building associations have good
5arrard for money. This shows a feeling
Of confidence on the part Of the people that
is good for the city. -,
Mrs A. Klotz and son Charles are still
The Bellaire nail works is slowly filing
mn he lowlands back OF the cooper snop.
They are making some valuable iahu luerS.
We hone the plant viii grow 50 that IL Will
find il necessary 10 occupy al INC PfUPoI'@
owned by the concern. .A,
The Stamping WORKS are having d Uis run
on fruit jar lids.
Earl Shupe stepped on a piece OF glass
and has very sore foot s
Otto Morris. cigar maker, has returned
10 his homo at Beallsvllie.
T,dna aud Ethel ODER, Of GAINESVILLE, are
guests of Vernlce Rodefer, or the Ihlru
ward c,,.-,o. horo
Mrs. ". II. Gill ana SOfi, CHaAAOS, AS'O
returned from q trip 10 Findlay.
Arrangements have been made 10 SEND
prisoners from this city 10 the cleveland
workhouse 10 work out their me.
Mrs. John Frederick, nee Moline Iroll'
Of Sandusky, Is visiting friends here.
Patrick Barrett, the well-known glass
worker. will have charge OF the tumOler
shops at the Novelty works next ire
President Jones, OF tue Onlte1 MIne
Workers. has beeu IN this vicinity the past
Jew avs looking after the miners strike
Bessie Hogue will attend training
school in. Chicago preparatory 10 gong 10
India as q missionary. 80.
Wm. Nesbitt, q PittSburg TYPO, IS vislo-
ing relatives in the city. He IS accom-
panied by his wife.
The Epworth Assembly whlch opens az
Burr's Nil camp ground next Tuesday,
will be attended by quite number OF peo-
pie from this city. 49,,
IN the Democrats summary OF the local
wool market we notice that IS cents IS the
highest price that is being paid IN TINS
county for good fieeces, and the market Is
dull st these figures
Mrs. j. ii. PAUL has returned from At
lant;c CITY. much improved in health:
BellaIro Lodge, I. o. 0. E, has elected
the following ofacers: W. w. Lappert, N.
y Wester B. Co.'S, V. G.: 9. {. briggs,
" II Il. Filton, Con; NJ. L. Tarbett, l.