Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-14
BELLAIRE.

Word YVES received here yesterday that
| tho failure of S%tarouck, Dwiggins &c Com
pany's bank at Dunkirk, Ind, caught
| several Bellaire people, among whom are
| Ferdinand WE'LL, julius SchwaD, Slmon
| Behr and others. The extent OF their loss
was not learned.
A drummer who took in a round OF the
saloons the other night and imoloed TOO
freely with the boys, complains that ne Is
minus el25. He can't remember Just VINO
he was with or any particulars winch may
lead to the recovery OF his missing CASH.
Miss Lottie w. Smith, who has oeeu the
guest OF Misr Angie Fowes, os Rose Hill,
the past week, returned 70 ner Homs At
Elm Grove yesterday.
Mrs. S. Luchs, who has been confined to
her room with la grippe the past lour
weeks, Is convalescent.
Several of our merchants will discon-
tinue the sale of cigarettes since the State
law imposing a heavy tax on dealers Aas
gone into effect.
|. A. Wilcox, the leading business man OF
Evansville, o., was in the city yesterday
Mesdames A. H. McElwain and M. j.
McElwain, of Avondale, left last evening
to ioin their husbands in Philadelphia.
The Republican County Central Commit
tee has been called TO meet at st. Glars
vile on the Goth inst. 10 select thirteen del
egates TO the State convention and to nix
time and place for county conventlon'
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER costs
only 1Sc per week, and Will De cellVereo 70
your door each morning.
Mrs. Nathan Borham, OF the Third ward,
is seriously III. -,
The Young Mems Democrat tic Club will
hold it's regular meeting next tuesday eve
ming, at which time there will be q spirited
debate on the tariff question.
There was a big crowd in attendance at
the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. band fair last evening.
A large delegation from the Martins Fer
nv Council was present, and other nearby
Councils were well represented.
Fred Wassman will put new plate glass
in w other Of his store rooms on Belmont
street.
Extensive improvements are to be made
on the Church Of God house of worship at
Mrs. Charles PAUL, of Steubenville, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Paul, Of
the Third ward.
The new time card on thei3. 80, which
goes into effect to-day, leavDs Bellalre with
yery Door mail facilities to Wheeling, the
last train leaving here for that point at
3:35 p. IN.
Butte are VlSlllpB TeldIlFe' IL 4VVSOuAS
Bellaire Chapter, Il. a. M, will confer
degrees at o special meeting to be held this
week.
Geo. M. Woodbridge, Esq, and John D.
VanLaw have returned from q fishing
iaunt near Sistsrsyille, w. Va.
Workmen are still engaged in building
the new platform at the 3. 81 o. depot.
Thomas McKelvey, Q prominent farmer
of Richland township visited friends In
the city yesterday.
Misses Minnie Ault and Bessie War
mock, OF Warnock, and Miss Bertha Fulton,
Of Whitney, are visiting friends in the city.
Several students from Franklin College
were in the city yesterday.
The new time card OF the b. q o. does
not give BellGire any better accommoda-
ton on local trains than she had before,
and they were decidedly inconvenient.
Owen Meehan has returned from Cincin-
natl with his e%yesightvery much improved.
A new postofice called Lucille" has
been established at High Ridge, with A. r.
Lnhnson postmaster.
the recommendation
na2utiye Committee