Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-12
the numerous cases OF sheep being
killed and injured by dogs.

| sold at assignee's sale, Saturday lore-
noon, for SIS, COS, which is considered a
good round sum for the property, and
isan indication that Bellaire is not
dead yet, nor on the down grade. The
property was appraised at $4,000, and
the bidding was quite spirited.
Monday will be the last day for the
old horse cars in this city, as the work
of tearing up the old track will be com
menced on Tuesday. The people are
not sorry TO see the departure OF the
nnsightly old cars, especially when
they are to be replaced by those mod
ern in every respect.
an alarm of fire was sent in from the
B. & o. round-house in the Second
Ward, shortly after noon yesterday.
| The companies turned oct, but the
blaze, which had started in the engine
room, was eXtinguished before they ar
rived.
The School Board has decided to sell
the building they purchased year ago
| from the Sullivan estate on Rose Hill.
The Board seems to have been imposed
upon in the purchase of the property,
and it is costing too much for repairs.
Spangler Post, G. A. R. and the Wo-
mems Relief Corps are making arrange
ments to hold private picnic In grove
near the city on July 4th. The idea is
to spend quiet day in the shade, pro-
vided with refreshments.
The firm of Troll Bros, Of st. Glars
vile, are buying great deal OF WOO In
Guernsey county at 20 cents per pound
Very little wool has been sold In this
county, the growers expecting higher
price than prevails at present.
]. PAUL and bride, Of Pittsburg,
came down Yesterday. They will be
the guests of Mr.. Paull's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Paul, for few days,
and then go to the Worlds Fair.
Children's Day was appropriately OBJ
served by special services at several
churches in the city yesterday. Next
Sunday will be observed as Children's
Day at the First M. e. Church.
p. j. McDonough has been chosen as
delegate by the Knights Of st. John
to attend the national convention of the
order, to DO held at Pittsburg, ST..
Johns Day, June "a.
The electric railway is completed
through the First ward, and the grad
ing is being done on the approach 10
the Belmont street crossing over the
B. 81 0. tracks.
The Knights Of Pythias were anxious
to secure the Coulson property on Union
street, on which to erect large hall,
but did not feel like paying the high
price 1t sold at.
Several glassworkers from the boom
glass towns are home on their summer
vacation, and most of them wish they
could find work at their trade in this
city.
The big trestle on the B., q. & G.
road, just east Of Bethel, was partially
burned Saturday morning, and delayed
the forenoon train several hours.
Our Pride Council, Daughters OF Lib
erty, are making arrangements to give
an entertainment on July goth, the sec
ond anniversary OF the Council.
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle had
very enjoyable picnic at Belmont
Grove on Saturday. The best order
prevailed during the day.
One plain drunk, run in Saturday
night, daid out yesterday. Another,
run In yesterday morning, still Ian
guisheth in the lookup.
Alex Galbraith and Miss Tillie Nc
Donald left on Thursday for a visit to
relatives in Ireland. They expect to be
absent several months.
The ladies of the German Reformed
Church held well attended festival at
City Hall Friday and Saturday even
ings.
Mrs. Stahl, of the Second ward,
will move to Pittsburg and make her
home with her eldest daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Dugan.
Ex-Marshal D. c. Sheppard, guard at
the Worlds Fair, is here on d visit to
relatives and friends. Crom, makes u
dignifed guard.
George King, of Morrison g. King.
left yesterday for New York City, to
purchase holiday gsods for the coming
season.
Mrs. S. Rosenbaum and children OF
Cumberland, Nd, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Lippel of the Fourth ward.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Blum are the
proud parents of girl baby which
made its advent few days ago.
Mrs. Mary Mccormick, clerk at Nc
Donough's shoe store,iS able to DO about
again, after sick spell.
Albert Luchs is making preparations
to move his clothing store into the
Blum corner, July LIST.
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee n eets at the Globe Hotel In this
city next Friday.
Miss Eta Foster, of Smith township,
was the guest of friends in the city yes
terday.
Martin Cowen will leave on Tuesday
for two weeks visit at the Worlds
Fair.
The Turner's and their families will
hold q private picnic at Shadyslde to-
day.
Miss Blanche Emsheimer, OF Wheel
ing, is the guest of friends in the city.
Miss Maize McGregor is visiting
friends at Columbus and Warren, o.
Herbert Buchanan will spend the day
with friends at GAINESVILLE.
BENwooD.
The public school commencement
will taee place at the M. E. church
next Tuesday evening at .. N. The
following programme will be rendered.:
INSTRUMENTAL Music -. ............ Otto Dolbsar
Inyocat on ........ Rev. ID. A Denton
Vocal Solo .................. Miss Lucy Robinson
=, IN,