Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-29
BELLAIRE.

The Dollar Savings Bank mas Qeclareu d
| three per cent. dividend.
An officer arrested fellow at the B., q.
& C. depot yesterday for drunkenness. The
man was going to Businessburg. His trip
was delayed a couple of days.
Mrs. Jas. Lee,opened her confectionery
on Thirty-third street yesterday.
J.H. Denham, of Glencoe, marketed IS
quarts of persimmons the other day.
Cambridge suffered severely from the
late fire there. The fine hotel Of Col. 7. H.
Taylor went up in smoke. twas the pride
af the town, but was not paying venture
and will therefore not be rebuilt Several
OF the business places that burned out will
not rebuild at present
LaGrippe in mild form is present in
TT Trains on the B. so. from the West,
Yesterday. were several hours late.
The Warren Oil and Gas Company
struck another fine flow of gas, last week
This is the third well that has been put
down by this company. The flow Of gas in
the last we'll is as good as anything that
has been drilled in that section.
The last copy Of the Epworth League
Journal says: ''Do you think 1t pays to
put $50, 900 in church and leave 1t idle SIX
DAYS in a week. The item is intended for
GAINESVILLE. A paper in that city answers
back to the effect that an edifce costing
that sum of money certainly pays. This
ought TO settle it.
Miss Maud Potts, of Cadiz, who spent
Thanksgiving here, returned TO her place
of residence, yesterday.
None of our school teachers attended the
meeting of Eastern Ohio Teachers Associ-
alton. which was held in Coshoctol on Fri
day and Saturday.
James Barrett, of Fostoria, is home, to
remain until after the holidays.
Miss Martha kirkpatrick will succeed
| Miss Adams as teacher in the public
schools. Miss Eta White will take Miss
| Ktrkpatrick's place. Miss Eta Pfaffen-
baugh will assist in No. l, Gravel Hill
Hugh Lewis is building an addition to
his property in the Fifth ward cut
When the B. & 0. authorities rearrested
John Foley, at Newark, his fatherg got hold
of him by writ of hGbedS corpus and had
him liberated.
Two of the plays of the noted Gus Will
liams will be presented at the Elysisn The
alter this week. On Wednesday night lone
of the Finest" the great New York police
play, will hold the boards. On Friday
night, Chas. A. Loder in "Oh, What
Night" will be the attraction.
A number of Bellaireites went TO Wheel
ing yesterday to see Robert ManteLl at the
Opera House
Jas. Robinson, coal miner, is tuilding q
dwelling for himself Just west of tOyvn.
Bellaire Lodge, No. 37S,, l. o. O, +. will
install new officers the first of the year.
Some one robbed the box with the pay
checks at the Bottle Works and The thief
is liable to find himself in peck Of trouble.
Only one unfortunate rested in the lock-
up yesterday. The cooler was more quiet
than for some days.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Dollar Savings Bank was held yes
terday afternoon. The annual statement
showed fair margin of profit for last
years business.
The supper given by the German Church
in the City Hall last night was well attend
ed.
Bellaire has seventeen prisoners on the
stone pile at st. Clairsville at present A
little more than the usual quota.
The hop of the Mercantile Club, on Tues
day evening, will be pleasant affair.
About ten couples Of young folks from
Wheeling are expected TO be present.
A committee to look after the next meet
ing of the Epworth League Assembly, at
Burr's Mills, has been appointed. The
camp grounds will be made more inviting
than ever next season.
The "a Wife's Sin" Company passed
through The city yesterday on its way to
GAINESVILLE.
Crazies Bros. have been seiprng their
product Of bricks to Wheeling and Mounds
vile. The open winter has been good for
the brick business.
Fire will be put in the new Goa furnace
at the Bellaire Window Glass Works this
week.
Mrs. Haas, mother of Robot Haas,
| Baltimore and Ohio ticket agent is visit
| ing in this city.
| Jos. Camp, William Camp an6 George
| Robbins will leave shortly to York in
window glass works at Fostoria
| Harry McDonalpis managing the steel
works at present.
Literary societies are now beir9 formed
| for the winter in all the country Wages
| Mrs. ]. G.. Landin, Of this city, rho is i'll
at her fathers home III Belmont, b not re-
covering very fast.
John Hipkins, an employee at he blast
! furnace, fell down a fly wheel piihnd sus-
| tanned slight injury.
Two new engines are being setup at the
/ blast furnace.
A Union meetingin the Interest," OF Sab
bath reform will be held in the Est Pres
| byteriSh Church this evening.
! Good Templars from here paida visit to
the lodge in Wheeling on Fridoy dght.
Miss Katie Sherry, of the potofice is
on the sick list