Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-28
BELLAIRE.

Spaugler Poost, G.. A r., and the
Woman's Relief Corps have arranged the
following programme for Decoration Day.
AT Rose Hill cemetery there will be an ad-
dress by Post Commander A Haas. "Cover
them over with beautiful flowers" will be
sung by the choir, and prayer by Chaplain
4. McClelland. The formal decoration Of
graves, and salute by the firing squad, to
be followed by the hymn, America and
the benedictiOn. Here follows general
decoration Of graves in all the cemeteries
In the evening the public service will be
held in the First NJ. +. Church where the
following programme will be rendered:
Reading OF Orders. ... Adjutant A. Porterheld
Commanders Address. ..................A A. HaSs
song .-.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .VuarIette
Scriptursl Service ...... ... Post
Post and )rps
Memorial Service to Unknown Dead
Womau's Relief Corps
HYMN. Woman's Relief Corps
Grafton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hon. Z. l.. MeemS
song ~. ~ V ~,
Soug-"America' ........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bensdicton.
City Hall is nicely decorated for the fes-
tival given by the Daughters of Liberty for
the benefit Of the Junior Mechanics, and
the booths are tastefully arranged. Good
paper, the Man Festival, is published during
the fair. A big crowd is expected this
evening, when the several contests will be
decided.
The big convention is thing Of the past
and all the delegates have returned to their
homes. 10 was observed that a church
convention OF seven hundred people did
not make half as much stir aud excitement
as a ward primary. But it was q grand
and interesting convention, nevertheless.
Martin Cowen still keeps the lead in the
score Of the Bellaire Gun Club. At the
last shoot he made 20 out of a possible %;
Dr. Cooper, Il; d. COwen, l6; Dr. Kemple,
TO; Il. Z. Meyer, 10; ID. II. Darrah, 9; DR..
Wells, 8.
Martin Coweu went TO Columbus yester-
day 10 confer with the Commission TO
locate the new asylum for the insane, in
regard to the claims of Rock Hill as a
suitable site for the institution.
Joseph II. Denham, secretary of the Bel
mont County Farmers Alliance and In
duStrial Union, has resigned. James A.
Wiley, Of Glencoe, has been appointed to
III the office.
The Mayors office has received a spring
cleaning and brushing up; but business
there is as dull as usual. The force are
Thomas Murphy had his two dwelling
houses on South Guernsey street moved
cut INTO the street yesterday, making a
change in their location.
Mrs John Garrett was called to Glencoe
Yesterday by a message announcing that
her niece, Miss Retta Garrett, was quite
sick
The ladies Of the German Reform church
20 80
berry festival the latter part of next week.
Several good speakers are expected to be
I'm attendance at the Democratic county
convention at GAINESVILLE, June 18th.
John Stewart, the aged coal dealer at
Franklin, is announced as Republican
candidate for County Commissioner.
Mrs. Canister and Miss Dora May, Of
Pittsburg, are visiting their brother
James johnson, OF the Third ward
Capt. VIM. Ault and George Z. Morgan
have returned from the X. Of =. Grand
Lodge meeting at Columbus.
Ifyou want the best in local and general
news, correspondence, miscellany, ouy the
SUNDAY REGISTER.
Train No. on the B. & o. now makes
direct connections for Columbus, arriving
there at 30 a. N.
There were s, 42l perfect bricks made at
Barnard's factor in one hour on Thurs.
day.
Leave your order at Blskeney's news de-
Dot for the SUNDAY REGIsTER.
George c. Mckee, Esq, Of Bridgeport'
was in the city yesterday.
Squire John Irwin, of Bethel, was id the
city yesterday.
Peter Manley continues in very critical
condition.
Col c. L. POorman has returned to Co.
lumous.