Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-24
BELLAIRE.

The police have been having some
trouble with the numerous dogs about
town. The number will grow beautl-
fully less before dog days are over.
Residents on the street that runs to
the city reservoir are complaining about
the dirt thrown on the sidewalk by con-
tractors who are paving the street.
VIM. Barnard has had big tlagpole
erected on his brick works.
The Cambridge Band took the steamer
keystone State at this point for trip
down the river.
The Golden Eagle Band has been re-
organized and some young blood taken
into the organization. The band meets
every night for practice.
The wiadow glass factories will con-
tnue in operation to the first OF July.
The Board of improvement met in
Central Hall last night and organized
permanently by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: President, w. G. Bur
gundthal; vice-preSidentS, Jos. Black
burn, Jos. Clements; secretary, ). O.
CumminS; treasurer, JAS. I. Kelly. The
following Board Of Directors was select
ed: John Parks, s. l.. COulSon, A. klotz,
John w. Harvey, Geo. Walters and
Jacob Reitz.
Several OF the County Commissioners
were in the city yesterday.
Louis Pracht will move back here
! from FOStoria.
Ross, son of Leroy Addison, who was
kicked by a horse, died yesterday after
noon. aged 10 years. The remains will
be taken to ST. ClairSville for interment
to-day.
The principal goods carried by the B.,
z. & c. road now are wool, tobacco and
/ lumber.
! A medicine man has been collecting
| considerable money from our people
/ BE gives an entertainment and then
sellsa "cure-alW medicine.
A big lot of cherries were brought to
Bellaire yesterday, and disposed OF at
/ G5 70 70 cents bucket.
a meeting Of the members Of the fire
department was held in City Hall, last
evening.
A case of attachment occupied Squire
Mason'S court yesterday afternoon.
Aaron Stearing, who escaped from
/ Constable Richardson, is reported to
/ have gone TO Wheeling and thence to
some place in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Hudwell, foreman Of the carpen-
terS who are working on a bridge at
Georgetown, was badly hurt by piece
Of timber falling upon him.
A woman who resides on Guernsey
street. with three children in destitute
circumstances, will be taken in charge
by the township trustees. For some
reason the husband fails to provide for
his family.
VIM. Blaknoy, employed at the Barn
/ hill boiler works, was badly cut on the
cheek by piece Of iron yesterday.
/ Several stitches were necessary TO close
the cash.
The Marshall says he intends to kill
all dogs found at large without muz-
/ lies. There will be a lot Of dead dogs
/ if this decision is carried out.
Commencement of st. Johns school
I 40 + ySian theatre this evening.
A number Of Masons from here will
30 10 GAINESVILLE to-day TO attend the
/ dedication OF the new Masonic temple
/ at that place.
The boys are getting out their fish
ing tackle preparatory to a trip down
/ the river.
L. II. Rider, of the Bellaire Stove
Works, has purchased some land at
| Shadyside.
The School Board will lift $4,000 in
bonds the lSt Of July.
VIM. Bolte viii so to Germany with
). WINNER.
Z. d. Meek has resigned as principal
of the Fifth ward school.