Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
BELLAIRE.

John Lashley, Of Allegheny City, Pa,
and Miss Nerya Myers, OF this city,
were married at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. a. A. Fulton, in the Sec
ond ward, yesterday afternoon, by Rev.
ID. w. Chandler, Of the First Nj. Il.
Church. About forty friends and rela-
tives were present 10 witness the cere-
pony. The young couple were the re-
&pIents OF quite number OF handsome
and useful presents The groom Is q
prosperous young mechsRlc. native OF
Mead township. The bride is an es-
timable, bright and viyaciOus young
woman, who has been teaching school
ia this vicinity for several years. Mr..
and Mrs. Lashlcy left on the evening
train for Allegheny, where they will 90
to housekeeping at once
The funeral of Joseph Nevill, who
died at Cadiz Sunday night, took place
from the residence OF his daughter,
Mrs. Ephralm Rial, yesterday after
noon and was well attended. Deceased
was eighty-tWO years Of age and is said
20 have been the oldest Mason In the
State, having been member OF that
oOciety for tiity-eight years. lie leaves
a number of relatives in this city, and
was the father Of Asa G. NeyilI, the
well-known glass manufacturer Of
Blairsville, Pa.
The School Board on Monday evening
purchased from c. c. Kelly the Kelly
homestead on Rose Hill; consideration,
50. 25O. This property is well adapted
for school purposes, being splendid
site, the tract containing acout one acre.
upon which is q substantial brick house
which can be converted into four large
well ventilated school rooms. The Sui
livan property will no doubt be offered
for sale by the Board.
c. c. Kelly left last evening for Find
lay, where he and Albert Wetherald
and John L. Adams, formerly residents
OF this city, are negotiating for the pur-
chase OF a window glass factory, with
the intention of moving it to the In
diana gas fields.
Asa G.. Nevll, OF Blairsville, Pa, is In
the city, called here by the death OF his
father, Joseph Nevill. Mr. Nevili has
grown quite portly during his several
years absence from the city aud weighs
about 200 pounds.
Excellent peaches grown on the hill
tops in this vicinity are being brought
20 this market. Some fine peaches were
bought at WaruOck a few days ago by
our dealers at s. per bushel.
Reuben Harris, OF Brooks Run, who
is a descendant Of the Harris family
who owned the farm on which the main
part Of Bellaire has been built, is quite
seriously an at his home.
Charles McDevitt, young man, was
arrested Monday night on the charge OF
stealing a watch from Z. d. Robinson.
The case has not yet been heard by the
Mayor.
Another effort will be made to open
Holmes street on Rose Hill, now that
the School Board has purchased the
Kelly homestead for school purposes.
CORTLAND Rankin, Of Gas City, Ind.
who has been with friends here the
past week, left last evening for his
home.
Mrs. Luna Miller, OF Jefferson county,
was In the city yesterday attending the
wedding Of her niece, Miss Nerva My.
erS.
Charles Auhl and wife of Jeanette,
Pa, who have heen visiting friends in
this city, returned home yesterday.
VIM. Hoffman, Fred and Louis
Boeshar left yesterday for ten days
visit TO the Worlds Fair.
John McVey, of Lorain, o., was in
the city yesterday, and will probably
move his family here.
John A. Gallaher, Esq, Is at Putin
Bay, attending a meeting Of the State
Bar Association.
Mrs. Chris. Bauer and daughter, Miss
Luch, OF Newark, are guests Of friends
ID this city.
c. NJ. Wyrick and sister, Miss Ada,
left last evening to visit the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. Anna Mcconnell OF Moundsville,
called on friends in the city yesterday.