Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
BELLAIRE.
srn,NsER sAxpBAGGED.

t '- On ths b. 80, TO pay short visit 10
FsSSt1s in dis CITY. He asked the way u
7 .c,,e,,vcoiis boarding house, and two chaps
Told MIN they were going down tnat wa!
and would show him the place. When Sne
trio passed over McMahon's creek olloso
anderson was hit on the head Win Some-
thing and knocked down. A secohu 1i ~.
rendered him insensible, and causeu eno
blood 10 flow. The cut-throats were syi
IDENTIFY scared away before tney co ..aE
,.ob +6eir victim. DR.. Piersol, VINO was
~ On n professional visit, heard the IN,
800 mans cry for help, and soon fouh9
Iin, The Doctor had Anderson relnoVeS
n his Office. where the wound was dreSseu'
Yesterday morning Anderson was aole 70
be-about and left for New MarLinsVlItS'
Tho Gentleman from the West had consul,
srabie money in his pockets, as Nc Hau
inst disposed Of a big lot OF gram.
me insurance companies that 1all 70 re-
srcnJ when they have q loss are Oh ho
Seeoet;t m q community and should De e4-
nose6 The Union Window Glass WORKS
nave several such companies among Uneii
The w. r. c. elected new officers on
Friday evening. .,,,.oL ba,,a
Members of the First NJ. Z. church nave
been asked by their pastor 70 give an
amount equal TO their spendlngs. lor OnIl''-
mas toward the new church edlnce,o
'-S The Gibney. Gordon, Gibney COMEDY
Company will play at the Elysiah tne~'i0
all this week az popular prices. e.. Tho
She churches are all preparing lor INC
usual Christmas entertainments.
Tbe stores will keep long hours oegIn-
ming Tues day night s.o,,, q
Geo King is slowly recovering IlVHA
smell OF sickness. 49,,
VIM. Patterson, Of Burr's Mills, visited
friends in this city last week. he was Oh
his way home from college.
the public schools close on Saturday Ior
q vacation of two weeks. c,,.l,
Rev. O'Mera, of the Episcopal Churca,
holds service Sunday night IN Marulh
Ferry instead of this city. VIZ
Jos. Douavan will so 10 Huntington, W.
Va. 10 work in a new tableware factory.
Jos. Crow, the carpenter, VINO mas OSeH
i'll. is able TO be out again. .a
Alex. McGregOr has about recovered
from an illness OF several weeks. 10,
Geo. Crow, the plumber, was married
some time since TO a Pitts0urg lacy.
7. v. Kevser will build the new toI
houses on the pixies. A.
A bio colored fellow jumped out OF the
alley back OF McGregOr's hardware store
Yesterday and caught one OF the lazy CLERKS
In the pOstOflice. She raised EeH voice anu
the negro departed before an officer could
be called. .,,o
One of the churches refused to sign the
petition praying for the closing OF saloons
on the Sabbath. Ii was thought that the
move is at an inopportune time. After the
spring election IS over would De OetLer.
! female who was pretty well filled with
liauor applied TO the Mayor for some
money 10 take her to Steubenville
His Honor thought she wanted some
change 10 get liquor and sent her on
I.ater in the day she was returned TO the
cooler in a dilapidated condition.
The report of the analysis Of the ONO
river. water will be made TO the Legisla-
ture. Twelve different tests were maze.
Health Officer J. 2. West has been In.
structed 20 send to the State Board OF
Hath az Columbus samples OF river water
every two weeks.
Frank Francis is doing duty in the COM
posing room OF the Wheeling REGISTER.
CORTLAND Rankin, who has been man
aging the THIN Glass Works, Will DC nome
this week. -.
week The Board has seN eral important
matters needing attention.
There was q lively tight at late nour,
near the stone bridge on Union street,
Friday night.
Several promising young politicians will
be out for county Offices in the near future.
Tue Steel plant was in active operation
all of last week, and turned out good sup
ply Of slabs.
rae Boston Lyceum Concert Company
will be here December ~.
Addie McMiilen has had his barber shop
nicely fixed up.
The death rate last week was larger than
for some time.
Peter Hughes win soon begin work on
his building in Union street.
Dearyman IL Morrison will dissolve
partnership the first of the year.
Mary Powell, who has been teaching
school IN the Northwest. does not like the
country and will come east again.
All the lodges have selected new officers
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. keyser, of Blum Bros, will travel
for a Philadelphia house.
Miss Winnie Porterheld has been on the
sick list for some days.
The following officers were elected at the
last meeting Of Spangler Post, @. A. r., to
serve for one year: Com, 4. Haas; 5. V.
Com. j. w. Morrill,; j. V. Com, 7. Thomp-
son; Quartermaster Z. G.. Harper; Armor-
er, J. L. Grove; Officer of the Guard, w.
Il. Satterthwaite; Oficer of the Day, VIM.
Nicholson; Trustee, II. 9. Kemple; Dele
gate 10 National Encampment, W. d.
Jones; Alternate, Fred Grimm.
st. Johns Church will hold a musicale
and bazaar in Turner Hall on February
33rd 70 25th. An extensive programme has
Oeen arranged.
Geo. Keller, Second ward groceryman,
has been Quiteiu for some days.
w. II. Satterthwaite is canvasSing for
Edward Hatcher's new book, entitled The
Last Four Weeks Of the War"
Bellaire Chapter, No. 107, r. A. NJ,
elected and appointed the following off,
GERS: High Priest, ]. A. Greenfield; King,
r. j.. Smith; Scribe, G.. Dawson; Treas
urer, James 7. Kelly; Secretary, H. A.
Lichtenberger; G Of H., Edward Jones; p.
:, ChaS. f. Strahl; Il. A. C., DR.. D. W.
Boone; G. NJ. OF 81 Vail, G. Rippus; Of
shousen; Guard, NJ Nelson; Finance Com
mittee, John Il. Cow, T. 5. Tappan. VIM
Dougherty; Grievance Committee, w. Q.
Bergundthal, G. II. Strahl and Ed. Jones.
Annie Smith, Of Steubenviue, was
picked up in a badly demorahzed state at
the c. x Z. depot yesterday morning.
The saloon keepers Of this city failed to
organize on Friday.
Mrs. John Randolph, of Denver, Col, is
here on a visit.
Jacob Early, late arrival from Mary
land. died Friday. Funeral took place
yesterday afternoon.
George Reasbeck and Jacob Rietz's
wagons came together yesterday. Rietz's
waCOn suffered.
The Mercantile club will give hop in
honor OF Miss Julia Cohen, on Jan. Attn. at
the Globe Hotel.