Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07
BELLAIRE.

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| years and was valued highly for that reason.
Charles r. Powell mas purchased the
David MCkelvey property IN the flrSI
ward Consideration, s., 400,
RelIaire will lose an estimable citizen oy
che removal of Capt. VIM. NJ. Ault, who
goes 10 Muucie, Ind, this week 10 engage
/ in the grocery business.
The Manufacturers Of Ideal baklng
powder will enlarge their plant TO meet the
I increasing demand for their product Inc
sales have greatly exceeded the most san
guine expectations Of the management
Thomas Shelly's family have returned 10
I this CITY. MIR Shelly has received a very
hattering offer TO manage glass factory IN
/ a new gas town, but prefers TO remain IN
BeIaire.
, Mead township lays claim to the light.
weight voter of Belmont county, son OF
Eugene Lilly, who is 81 years old, - lncnes
high and weighs 63 pounds. He Will vote
for Cleveland and Stevenson.
An old BOND with Rutherford b. Hayes
I as surety is on file ia fhe Probate Judge
Office in this county.
Edward Matthews, the young man ar
rested for attempting TO break into harry
/ Kitchens storerOOm about twenty months
/ aEO. aud who was indicted by the Granu
/ jury for the Offense, waived preliminary
I heariog In the Mayors Court yesterday ana
/ was bound over TO court IN the sum OF SooO'
/ Matthews was married to young woman
| at Georgetown several weeks ago, ana IS OF
I q good family. A.,
/ Francis Lawrence, foreman Of the Mari
\ eta fremen's running team, was IN the
city Friday evening 10 confer with eX-ChleI
| Mutb His team Will come 10 TINS city anu
/ accompany our team 70 salem.
Dr. WIN Piper writes his friends mere
| that he has located in Denver, likes the
/ city splendidly and expects TO 0ulio up
/ good practice.
Some of the old Bellaire boys who have
/ been working az the MOuudsvllle glass rae
/ tory will remove their families 10 THIS Guy,
/ The report that the b. X y. shops mere
\ would 90 on at full time seems to have been
/ without foundation, rs there is no pros
/ Dect of any better time being maze.
A number of families who have been
/ sDendrng the summer vacation with trenus
[ here have returned to their homes IN the
new gas towns in the northwestern part OF
this State and Indiana.
/ Missouri watermelOns are in the market
now. They are of q very peculiar dull col
, or and not as good as the Georgia melons.
/ Indiana melons will be here next week.
/ Prices this year are much higher than
. usual. -.,-
The dremen's running team are practic-
inc each evening now for the racing con-
test they will enter at Salem, o., on the
/ lSth inst There is great rivalry between
Inc Deputy State Supervisors Of Elec-
tious for this county Will meet next 1hurS-
/ day. -..--...-.
I the names of So Smiths, 43 Joneses, SO
/ Longs. 81 JohnsOns, 81 Moores and II
Browns.
/ A man who gave his name as 5. 2. Van
/ fosseu was taken from the b. " y. west
/ b0uud train Yesterday morning ana put IN
/ the lookup TO sober up. He was too drunk
I 70 take care Of himself
MISS Matte Giassa and Miss Jessie
/ Dunawav are visiting friends at New
/ MatamOras, ..
/ Charles Greer, George King and Mr..
/ Hermann will go down TO the Sistersvlue
I oil field to-day on prospecting tour.
/ James iuard, Herbert Buchanan, Qulll
/ Stewart agd A. HerzDerg, Jr., will spend
I the dav at Bethesda camp ground.
I There were few of our people who went
\ out TO the Chidren's Day exercises al ZIP
worth Assembly yesterday, notwitnstand-
/ ing the b. Il .. gave low excursion rates
! anu ran an extra train
A number of our people Will 80 out 10
7 the r0lored camp meeting al Bethel to-day,
! as special trains will run on the b. L. y q.
Y road. and others will take in the meeting
\ at Noon's grove, on the =. * -. This is
/ the last Sunday at these camps, and big
/ crowd is expected at each place.
/ Quill Stewart, of this city, has resigned
/ his position as salesman IN Emsnelmer's
/ store az Wheeling.
/ Word was received here yesterday tnat
/ John Whealau, of this city, who is foreman
I of "a gangof Italian IabOrers on the jefferson
county pikes had a racket with the dagOs,
/ and one of them bit a piece out OF his cheek.
I There was rumOr on the streets yester-
| dav that the Bellaire blast furnace would
| close down, but we learn, from what Is con-
I sidered GOOD authority. that the furnace
/ will Oe kept in operation unless IL is neces-
/ sarv TO shut down for repairs.
Marshal Johnson purchased from Dep
/ utv Sheriff Thurman the horse brought
/ here from Winona, Mimi, by Edward De-
Bruk.
Capt Sesse Purnel is improving and is
/ considered out Of danger.
Rev Dr. Cunningham, Of Wheeling, Will
| lecture at the South Bellaire NJ. h. Churcn
tomorrow evening under the auspices OF
/ the W. G.. II. u.
A committee Of the Powell, Rodewig
| and Naule hremen's running team Will at
I tend the Trades Assembly meeting at
/ Wheeling to-day TO sign articles Of agree
meut with the Martins Ferry team Tor the
/ ra,s to take place on the 27Jh inst
l.. Fawcett has returned from Atlantic
NJ. B. Sutton has quit the notion bus
mess. packed up the goods and Will move
b elsewhere.
Tae Buckeye Savings and Loan Com
psuy are making some improvements IN
their Office rooms.
Private Dalzsu. Of Caldwell, was in the
CITY for a short time yesterday, enrOnte TO
Beuwood. Since the Private got knocked
/ out at the Sixteenth District Congressional
I Convention ne has dropped the military
/ titIe which has made him notOriety and Will
/ hereafter sign his name with his Initials, y.
~
Mrs. W. Fl. Weeks of the Seventh ward
; is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Nc
/ Kelvey, near Lewis mills.
Miss Edna Darrah, Of Columbus, is Wis
itirr her aunt, Mrs. ID. II. Darrah.
Union services to-day OF the FIRST res
/ bvterian aud United Presbyterian churches
/ Morning services at the former and even
/ ing services at the latter church.
a number Of new members will be taken
into full connection with the church at the
South Beilaire NJ. L. TO day
Union services at the Christian church
/ TODAY. morning and evening. No services
/ or SUNDAY school viii De held at the First
NJ r. church.
Owen Tracy, SUPERVISOR or tracks TOT Tue
b. IL D. Company, on the Central ONO d.
vision. will 20 70 Chicago tomorrow 70 SUI
Dsrintepd the LAYING Of the B. IL .. tracks
into the Worlds Fair grounds.
Rev. Park W. Taylor Of Pomeroy, Ohio,
will preach at the Second Presbyterian
Church to-day, morning and evening.
Mrs. A. +. Snively aud Mrs. Louis Hau-
ser are visiting friends AZ Elm Grove, w,
Va
Usual services at the German Reformed
and South Bellaire NJ. K. churches today.