Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-17
BELLAIRE.

The largest picnic party that ever
80 this city will 90 out this morning TO
Sideways grove IL the weather is IA
I.o~sble. The greater part OF eleven
Sondav schools will 20, aud they will be
t"iDsd at Bridgeport by the schools Of
49, town. The ministers OF the differ
emit churches with which the schools
connected will make addresses.
y IN family Will take basket we'll
IA with eatables, and refreshments
\ be served on the ground.
The Board OF Health lind that there
90 neOple who have paid no attention
. he recent order of the Board tibet all
D,emises be thoroughly cleaned and
5;siofected. The Board should make q
osrsful inspection about every house In
t5ecity and have the same put IN good
saoitary condition at once. Ii is mani
testify unfair that some persons who
ere extremely careful should be exposed
IN danger by the negligence OF others.
man who doesn't get drunk very
ofren was gathered In by the police
Thursday night and let of with light
fine Yesterday morning. A few hours
ofrerward the officers had to arrest him
ON q charge OF drunk and disorder, and
no will doubtless nave much heavier
tax TO llquidste when be gets sober.
The SUNDAY REGISTER not only con-
+afps all the important telegraphic
news. but has the latest and fullest
I0ca. news from all points within q
rqdius of fifty miles. Leave order at
BIakeney's news depot aad have paper
delivered al your home.
An east bound trains on the B. & o.
are late these days. Yesterday the
morning accommodation was over two
hours ate, and country people had TO
hustle 70 dispose OF their marketing in
time 20 catch the evening train.
A four-year-old daughter Of Al. Fee
lev. OF the Third ward, fell from porch
n distance of sixteen feet, alightiag on
her head, sustaining severe bruises, but
the Injuries are not considered as seri-
Gus.
DR.. Doone has been notified by the
State Board OF Health to hold himself
ip readiness 10 inspect all trains enter
Ing this city from other States.
The REGISTER is the best Sunday
PAPER for BeIlaire people because it
has the latest local news in addition
20 the important general news.
Grapes are not as plentiful in this
market as il was supposed they would
be. Local growers say the crop was
badly damaged by dry rot.
Dr. G.. w. Kerns, OF Bantril, Iowa, is
in the city, aud will probably make a
deal with DR.. G. Z. Kurtz, who leaves
for Chicago next month.
CORTLAND Rankin, who IS interested
in new wiadOw glass factory at Gas
City, Ind, is in the city calling on old
friends.
The G.. A. r. boys and their friends
will leave this evening for Washington
City for the National Encampment.
Each Democrat in the Second ward is
urged 10 attend the club meeting at
Schmulbach's hall tonight.
Michael LYnskey has put new hack
i'm the trade 70 wait on trains, with
Charles White as driver.
Miss Clara Barrett, a leading school
teacher CT Smith township, visited rel
atiyes here yesterday.
Thomas Ault will erect a substantial
dwelling on Belmont street, south OF
MERGERS drug store.
Wright Fred. clerk for Fl. T. Day,
will move his family from Belmont TO
this city.
The Chautauqua Circle met last even
ing and reorganized for the coming
season.
D. w. Cooper, administrator, ad-
vertises the Elizabeth Tar0et property
for sale.
Robert E. Lashley and wife, nee Miss
Jennie Piper, are visiting relatives
here.
John Davis has been at Canton this
week looking after his paving con-
tract.
Mrs. Patrick Lynskey, Of the Second
ward, is lying at the point Of death.
Mrs. ]. L. Jones, Of DIlies Bottoms,
called on friends here yesterday.
Mrs. John Warnock, of Warnock, is
visiting relatives In this city.