Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-10
BELLAIRE


rendered at the G.. A. r. memorial SER
vices at Odd Fellows Hall this evening:
Meeting called to order by Post Commander
A. Haas.
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NOIuntary....... -...''. 4Ae OHO4I
Objects OF Meeting,
POST Commander and Adjutaut
Record OF Comrade George Squigglns,
Past Commander h. 4. hemple
Record OF Comrade stephen Ward,
Past Commander W. d. Jones
Record Of Comrade Samuel Johnson.
Comrade o. G. Jones
Record Of Past Commander Fred Eberle,
Comrade c. l.. POotman
Comments........... ......... Post Commander
Responsive Services..... Chaplain and Comrades
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Followed by the Lords Prayer 10 concert.
hyinn n ,,;tIiI
Scripture Reading. key; Mitchell
h a34ln: rcy n " Cband ar
Doxology and Closing Ceremonies.
There is published in several of the
county papers this week report OF the
county Indebtedness prepared by Audi
tor j. A. Henderson and John Pollock,
ESQ.,, by order of the Commissioners.
The report shows a total Indebtedness
of SIG, 40O.76. The Commissioners de-
sire the Legislature to pass special
law to enable them to refund the debt
at a lower rate of interest than 1t now
bears, but before proceeding they de-
sire an expression from the taxpayers,
an opportunity for which will be given
at the Farmers Institute, to be held at
st. Clairsville next Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Captina correspondent OF The
Democrat says: "Quite a peculiar ar
fair happened at the blacksmith shop
here the other day. Lewis Carpenter
had brought his horse for the purpose
OF getting him Shod. He had taken
him inside the shop and tied him, when
two or three horses belonging TO +. K.
Potts galoped past. Carpenters horse
became frightened and dropped dead
Now, Carpenter proposes to make Potts
pay for his horse.
During the high water it was anus
ing to see b., u. 81 c. and Ohio Valley
trains dashing through a stretch OF
water one and two feet in depth at the
Belmont Coal Works tracks. The
track is lowered there TO allow trains to
pass under the coal tracks. The en-
gineers made it point to go through
the water at full speed, and the water
was thrown twenty-five or thirty feet
into the air when the locomotive
struck IL.
Property-owners on Union street ad-
jacent to the bridge over the railroad
tracks are not very we'll pleased at the
conference committee with the B. q 0.
officials, in that the committee did not
REQUIRE from the Company specifica-
tions of the new bridge TO be built over
the tracks next year.
Mrs. w. c. Stewart, of Harvey, H.,
IS the guest of her mother, Mrs. Alma
Sanders, of the Fourth ward. Mr..
Stewart accompanied his wife this far
aud went on TO New York on a business
trip.
Judge Robert NJ. Eaton, of Atchison,
Kansas, formerly an influential Demo
crat of this county, is visiting relatives
in the county.
Miss Eleanor Zoeckler will leave on
Sunday for New York, where she will
take instructions in hat trimming.
]. A. Jones and family have returned
from Newark. o., accompanied by Mrs.
Jones sister, Miss Anna Rodgers.
The new stamping machines az the
Novelty Stamping factory were put
into operation yesterday.
The Every Other Week Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. George Yost
this evening.
Deputy Auditor j. b. Ryan was in
the city yesterday greeting his numer-
Gus friends.
Conrau Rumbach and S. WINNER re-
turned from Cincinnati yesterday
One plain drunk at the Mayors Court
yesterday.
Mrs. Louis Cohen is on the sick list