Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-08
BELLAIRE.

III
the Democratic city primaries next Sat-
urday, on which nothing but the dele
gates names and blanks are printed.
Voters should be careful 10 see that
names for candidates for Assessor,
member OF Council and Committeeman
are written on the ticket before it is
voted. These are very important Of
fees and care should be taken not only
10 vote for someone for the Office but TO
vote for a good man for each place.
Richard Golf, a young coal miner en-
Uloyed at the Franklin mines, who was
Injured recently by drill penetrating
his leg near the knee, Is in precarlous
condition. Gangrene has set in, and
the wound may result fatally.
A petition asking the Legislature to
grant the Commissioners power to issue
$50. 900 bonds 70 complete the five Putt
ney township pixies now under way, Is
i'm circulation in this city and Is being
signed freely.
The Township Trustees were in SEES
sion yesterday, making the annual set
Element with the Road Supervisors.
The report Of viewers for new road TO
be opened through the Shields farm
was rejected.
The First ward has appointed dele
gates % the Democratic township con-
veution as follows: Avery West, VIM.
Murray, Charles Colley, John Harvey,
Louis Etzel. Committeeman, John
Alum.
II. G. Meek and James r. King have
completed the years course at Balti-
more medical college and returned
home. w. 0. $. Piper and S. d. Will
kinson will return the latter part of this
week.
!. NJ. Blankley, an old resident of the
city, died on Saturday night and was
buried yesterday. He was 55 years Of
age, and leaves wife and seven chill
dren.
Hereafter the morning and evening
train on the B., u. Il C. will be held tif-
teen minutes for passengers who come
from st. Clairsville via the c. L. & w.
road.
Word was received here yesterday
afternoon OF the death OF Mrs. Hannah
Wesner. OF Wheeling, mother OF
Charles and Fred Jahnke, OF this city.
An excellent drawing of the new
Catholic church to be built in this city
this summer is on exhibition in j. +.
Blackburn's store window.
A social will be held at the Christian
Church this evening. A short pro-
gramme will be rendered and refresh
mcntS served.
NJ. A. O'Malley and wife who have
been visiting relatives here, returned
to their home at Washington, Pa, last
evening.
&c. Myers, Of this township, left
yesterday for Alliance, o., where he
will take a regular course at Mt. Union
College.
The Mercantile Club is making ar
rangemeutS for a select hop at the
Globe Hotel the latter part Of this
month.
Ex-City Marshal William Dugan is
said 10 be a candidate for nomination
for mayor on the Democratic ticket.
The Herald Office was burglarlzed
Saturday or Monday night and several
articles Of small value taken.
Charles Blankley came in from Kan
saS City, No, to attend the funeral Of
his father.
Capt. Ham Heatherlngton Of Point
Pleasant Is here on q visit 10 relatives.
Rev. DR.. Robert Alexander, Of st.
ClairSville, was in the city yesterday.
Herzberg Bros. are identifying their
store with new paint and paper.
Mrs. c. L. Poorman is visiting rela-
tives at Martins Ferry.
VIM. Lily will move to his farm near
! JacObSburg this week.
Charles barley has returned from the
| West.