Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-30
BElLAIRE.

The Caldwell Press says Private Dali
cell will be candidate for Congress be-
lore the next Republican convention.
There promises to be the llyeliest
scramble for nomination at that con-
venuon. Besides those who have been
standing candidates for years, there are
several young Republicans OF this
county who are preparing To SHE their
castor into the ring. Neighboring
counties also have young and old aspi-
rants for the place. IF the district is
made with a small Republican majority
the Democrats will be almost sure TO
elect their candidate.
The Chautauqua Circle rendered a
splendid programme, consisting of
American history aud kindred subjects,
last evening. The exercises are always
Interesting and instructive, and visitors
are cordially invited.
Andrew Schick, Of North Baltimore,
Is in the city. he has sold his stock In
the Enterprise Window Glass Company,
OF which he was President. He has
not decided what business he will en-
gage in.
The J. C. Glbney Company completed
their contract Of building a short-line
railroad at Salem, o., yesterday. They
Will begin at once on a big dredging
contract at Celena, o.
john A. Gallaher, Esq, left for Gem
bridge last evening, whore he will act
a one OF the Judges In a literary con-
test between the Barnssyiiie and Cam
bridge schools.
Arlington Division, U. R., X. of P,
will hold special meeting at Turner
Hall Monday evening, and will have for
their guest the Colonel Of their regi-
ment.
The City Board Of Examiners will
hold an examination Of applicants for
teachers certificates at Central school
building to-day, beginning at a. IN.
Miss Harris, who has been making
her home with her sister, Mrs. Chas. X.
Costing, will return to her old home in
England, leaving her next week.
A crowd of young folks enjoyed
themselves "pulling taffy" at the resi-
dence of James FiLtOn, in the Fourth
Ward, last evening.
Mrs. George Morgan left last evening
FOR her home at Chattanooga, Tenn,
after pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in this city.
b. Il O. Policeman Henry Nagle has
sent in his resignation, 10 take effect
February /. He thinks Of going to
AtchiSOn, Kansas.
a convention of the Young Peoples
Christian Eudeavor Societies will be
held AZ the Christian church In this city
next Tuesday.
The stockholders of the Bellaire Nail
Works will hold their annual meeting
at the Office of the company this after
noon.
Conrad Feeley IS seriously III at his
home 10 the Third Ward. He has SUI
Tered two or three stroke of paralysis.
Capt. John Garrett and wife were
called TO Glencoe by the serious illness
OF their niece, Miss Retta Garrett.
Thomas Boylan, formerly of this city,
was married this week to Miss Annie
Adams, an Indianapolis lady.
Fred O'Mesrs, who has been visiting
his father, Rev. Chas. O'Meara, return
/ ed TO Chicago yesterday.
During the past month the Bellsire
/ blast furnace has made an average
product Of 227 tons daily.
Tue funeral of Mrs. John r. Tsrbet
will take place this afternoon at one
o'clock this afternoon.
A squad OF Kickspoo Indians will
open q three weeks engagement at City
Hall next Monday.
The b. go. R. R. Company is filing
| it's big ice house at the Union street
/ bridge.
Charles Blakeney took the county tax
books 70 st. Clairsylle yesterday.
THE County Fair is billed for the
I Elysian Thes,er, February 9th.
The coal miners will hold a meeting
at City Hall this afternoon.
The Oak Social Club will dance in
| ScLmulbach's hall tonight.
Patsy Dougherty, of Martins Ferry,
was in the city yesterday.
The steamer Phillips is making her
| regular trips again.