Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-02
BELLAIRE.

a Mat of the Young town is printed in
a Chicago paper and shows the location
of the proposed buildings OF the stamp
inc Con,nany. The works in this city
will he operated so long as they are
nroftable. A large draught stack is
heinp erected at the works for the .pur-
pose of carrying off the smell that IS
made about the planting while tinning'
The Executive Board of the Bellaire
Retail Dealers Association has decided
70 hold picnic on Thursday, July 10.
The Mace has not been fully deter
mined. but if satisfactory arrangements
can be made it will be on the line OF
the c., l.. 81 W.. at grove ABOUT SIX
miles west of Bridgeport. A oand OF
music will be taken with the excursion,
and the affair will be conducted In .
way to extract all the fun ana pleasure
possible out Of it.
At Glencoe, O., on Saturday evening,
July I, spirited contest for popularity
will take place, for gold watch, be-
tween Miss Effie Bower, OF Glencoe,
Miss Minerva Mechan, of FRANKLIN, and
Miss Lizzie Baggs, of Warnock Station.
The contest is likely to be hot one.
The Board of Improvement mas en-
Moved couple of gentlemen to canvass
the town for subscriptions. Every man
in the city who has interest here can
give SIS or $40 for the purpose or ad-
yancing the interests of Bcllaire.
A small boy who robbed money
drawer OF several dollars in stamps on
the Buckeye Builing and Loan Company
and then attempted to sell them was ap-
pretended, but was allowed TO go oy
paying for the stamps.
Mrs. E. S. Armstrong, of Fostoria, Is
here on business. Mrs. Armstrong IS
running the old Hays house at that
place, and reports business as good ana
that her new home is lively town.
A committee of clerks has obtained
the signatures Of the shoe dry goods
and millinery dealers, to an agreement
to close their stores on the Fourth OF
July in the afternoon.
The Bellaire city band has been re-
organized with some of the best must
clans in town. The band will give con-
certs in the park beginning on Satur-
day July II.
Several of the gentlemen who are in
terested in the Bellaire Stamping Com
pany have turned over their property to
real estate agents to be sold.
The Bellaire Nail Works signed the
scale presented by the steel workers
yesterday. The works will lay off two
or three weeks for repairs.
The GAINESVILLE Signal says Dougherty
& Rosser, the gentlemen who are doing
the street paving there, are hustlers.
The steamer Phillips will excurt down
the river this evening for pleasure
trip. Music in attendance.
A crowd of young gentlemen from
the Fourth ward went down to Clarring-
ton yesterday to fish.
Several Bellaire families will be
located at Moundsville during the Pro-
hibition assembly.
The members of the Episcopal church
had a very pleasant time at their picnic
up Indiana run.
The Belaire Nail Works is filling in
at Indiana run below the bridge on
Noble street.
Barnard has received brick ma
chine that has capacity OF $4,000
bricks day.
ST. ClairSville and Barnesville will
celebrate the Fourth, but Belaire will
not be in it.
Mr.. Mel. Blackburn, OF Findlay, who
was in the city on business, has re-
turned home.
1t will take little hustling on the
part OF our citizens to retain the Bottle
Company.
An employee of the B. & O., about to
make way with a lot of old brass, was
arrested.
Thos. Shelly, manager OF the Fostoria
Glass Works, Is in the city seeing old
friends.
The school marms will have a prize
festival at Glencoe on the Fourth OF
July.
1. l.. Faucets family will spend sew
eral weeks at Moandsvlle camp ground.
A boiler maker here shipped car
load of work TO Aetnaville yesterday.
A. Klotz will not take his trip to At
lantic City until next month.
The family OF Geo. Walters is at
Moundsville camp ground.
The holiday excursions on the rail-
roads begins on July 8.
Mrs. William Love has been quite III
for couple of weeks.
The Bottle Company settled with its
employees yesterday.
A big lot of wool was rsshipped at
this point yesterday.
Miss Dora Witherold is visiting
friends in Wellsville
The hum Of industry is not heard at
the steel plant now.
Several families from Findlay have
moved TO Bellaire.
Ed. Meek will take a term at college.