Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-29
BELLAIRE.

Taxpayers should consider that the
spring election next Monday is a very
important one. aud that members OF
each local tax-levying board are to be
elected. The fact that all citizens pay
more or less OF these taxes, directly or
indirectly, should be considered, and
the best men for the Offices named
elected The Democratic nominees will
bear comparison as careful, prudent
business men, and in the event Of their
election will conduct the public bust
ness 10 the careful manner in which
they have conducted their own affairs.
Remember that the election occurs next
Monday.
The sad news reached this city yester-
day OF the death of Mrs Fannie Price;
az the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
George Gordon, Mrs. Price left here a
short time ago TO visit son John, at
GAINESVILLE, and her daughter az Column
bus. She had been an out a short time,
aud her condition was not thought TO be
alarming until Monday. Mrs. Price wgs
highly esteemed by her many friends
here, where she had resided for years.
Anr-AAEr tue AWU NAAA0A on Ao0NN AAlNA-
toned, she leaves another son, VIII,
who is engaged with the C. & 2. Co. IN
this city.
The Bellaire Nail Works Company IS
having remOdeled the old rolling de-
partment 40 It's plant, with the inten-
tion Of putting 10 the latest improve
ments in that branch Of manufacture
and carrying on the work on a much
larger scale, giving employment TO
probably $50 additional hands. Ar
engagements are also being made TO
build an additional blast furnace in
connection with the plant. and this
improy ement will also demand quite a
number Of additional hands.
r. G.. McGaughey, the young attor-
ney who was sent TO the peniteutiary
for uttering a forged note, and who was
pardOned out by Governor Mckinley
recently, has entered suit 10 Common
Pleas Court against Philip Schaeder, OF
Washington township, claiming S25, 600
damages for malicious prosecution. 1t
will be remembered that Schaeffer's
name was on the note in question.
A half interest in Central Block, be-
longing TO the estate Of the late w. O..
Barnard was sold at public sale yeSter-
day afternoon. LeOnel Booth was the
purchaser; consideration, s., 400. This
is considered cheap property at the
price.
state Organizer W J. Mccain has
instituted 40 Dresden, o., che ninety
ninth Council OF American Mechanics
In this State, and will make a greater
effort than ever % gather In the remain
ing one ont of the fold.
James Dubois has returned from
prospecting tour through the INDIANA
gas fields and is well pleased with the
temporary business outlook OF some OF
the new towns be visited.
The presiding judges Of election will
meet with the County Board Of Deputy
Election Supervisors at ST. Clairsyille
on Friday Co receive the ballots, blanks
and Instructions
DIR. Willets will deliver the last lee
ture for this season OF the Young PeO-
pies Lecture Course in this city tO-mOr-
row evening Subject 'fMoonshine."
The Robinson Workman, ST., farm,
on the hilltop south Of the city, offered
az Sheriti's sale on Monday, was not
sold for want OF bidders
Robert Fitch. OF the lFirst ward, has
returned from the winter season OF
steamboating on the Lower Ohio and
Mississippi rivers.
1t is quite probable that work will be
resumed az one of the fd.e window
glass factories In the cit in the near
future.
Hackett'S orchestra Isl making ar
rangements give "a miDstrk show at the
ElySiau about the middle II next month.
Harry l.. Beard, a b. 40. brakeman,
fell from car in the Yards here yeSter-
day and sustained two oxen ribs.
The Tribune has recey ed new Bah
cock Standard newspaper press and will
place it in position to-day
Order TIE DAILY and SUNDAY REGIS
TER delivered 70 yourI home. c. II.
Blakeney, agent.
Isaac p Myers, ESQ., Of Kentucky,
was IN the city yesterday.
Mayor McGOwan has issued his cleo
tion proclamation.
viii Bridenstein hk Is returned from
the South.