Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-01
BELLAlRE.

TnOS. BOVce mas an interest IN Tue OIL
we'll which his brother VIII struck at
Washington, Pa. The latter mas spent
big lot of money in various schemes, but
he feels that he has struck the right arti
Gle this time. a mining enterprise which
Brick POmerOvn led him into took a good
many of his dollars.
A Joint meeting Of the Boards of Educa-
ton of Pease, Pultney and Richland town
ships will be held at Bellaire, Saturday,
May I'd, at p. IN, for the purpose Of estab-
fishing new school district,tO be composed
OF portions of the three townships.
The day set for the dedication OF the
Second Presbyterian church on ROCK Hlu,
is June Sd. Rev. j. w. Black, OF Wooster
University, will preach AT that time. Inc
residents in that part of the township are
proud of the new structure.
Some fine pictures of Frank Hennig, the
tragedian. are on exhibition in COen X Cos
shoe store window. Hennig is fine looking
fellow, and the entertainment he will give
will be first class.
The revival meetings will close on Sun
day night, at which time collection will
be taken up for Major Cole The Christian
EndeavOr societies. will occupy the rink IN
the afternoon.
County Treasurer Archer was in the city
seeing old friends yesterday. Frank will
bring a crowd down from the cOunty-seat
10 witness the Hennig entertainment.
The original ST Perkins will be here May
9Th. The q. & p. boys will all want to see
him, as be has funny experience on that
road in the play
a number of old soldiers, who have been
in attendance at the q. a. Il. encampment
at Steubenville, are IN the city visiting Old
friends.
Some Of the old stockholders in the Cen
tral Ohio railroad get a free ride once
year and that is about all they ever get
Spangler Post is already talking of Deco
ration Day. The boys will give the usual
successful turn out on that day.
There is some talk of the new telephone
line of St. Clairsville being IN working or
der before this month is out.
j. r. Purneu is back from trip to West
Virginia, where he went on business con-
nected with the Masons.
The Gravel Hill Literary Society IS
called to meet at the home of John A. Gal
laher this evening.
Painters have begun work on the Wind
sor Hotel The big building will receive
two coats of paint
The annual commencement exercises OF
the High School may be held on two nights
instead of one.
The small boys have match games Of ball,
but the older heads do not take TO the sport
as formerly.
Prof Scofeld, of Martins Ferry, is ar
ranging 70 present cantata here the latter
part of May.
Several of the paper hangers have the
grip and this fact has delayed work all
over town.
Several ministers from the country were
in the city yesterday attending the revival.
The good weather has been the means Of
killing business at the Mayors Office.
Miss Jessie Butte is at Pittsburg at the
bedside of her father, who is very i'll.
The folks who are interested in the re-
vival are doing some hard work.
Mrs. James McGraw is home from a
Southern trip of several weeks.
The Board of Pension Examiners had a
big lot Of work TO do this seek.
The number of ice cream saloons this
year Will be larger than last.
The c. X p. boys will receive their pay
the day the circus comes.
The Street Commissioner is repairing
some of the paved streets.
W. c. Burgundthal is having his resi-
deuce nicely painted.
A wedding will take place in the Fourth
ward in a few days.
Any one can sell tobacco from now on
without license.
The Merchants Hotel is now ready for
business.
The festival of the fremen begins this
evening.
The miners at this point viii likely not
strike.