Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16
BELLAIRE.

al ag0g over q sensation luNol'inS IVY
young people who belong to very proml-
nent and influential families-JonnC =. Gay;
of Kelsey, and Miss Myrtle Clifford, oil
Centeryille. Dame Rumor said that these
two Young people were 10 be married sew
eral months ago, and that Miss CLIFFORD had
prepared all her clothing for the wedding,
but before the eventful day arrived the
Young man had some words with his De-
trothed, having, IL is said, become jealous
of the attention paid TO the young lady by
Young man Of the neighborhood, and the
betrothal was declared or. After awnlie,
however reconciliation was effected, ana
the wedding day was set for last Ihurs-
day and all due preparation made ior IT,
On last Tuesday, two days before tue eA.
pected ceremony, Mr.. Gay left his nome ~
KELSEY for parts unknown and mas
not since been heard from. The sudden
disappearance of the groom and his pre-
yious conduct has occasioned much talk IN
the neighborhood, Us he is young man OF
good habits and character and has Deen en-
Gagged in mercantile business at Kelsey
Station. on the b., u. & G. railroad. Miss
Clifford Is the daughter OF John +. CLIFFORD,
prominent contractor, and her position In
society makes her disappointment eSasper-
atingly embarrassing.
Yesterday was another dull Saturday In
police circles, not single arrest being
made, and there were quite NUMBER OF
visitors in the city, too. Even DOCK peer
day is only good for two or three PLAIN
druDks.
The Marietta Register speaks In very
complimentary terms OF Mr.. A. G. Hasty,
the Young business man OF that city who
was married TO Miss Lenorr Justus, OF this
city, several days ago.
Mrs. Anna Mcconnell, of Lorain, O., Is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Warnock, OF the
Second ward.
The Belmont County Teachers Assocla-
ton will hold the next quarterly meeting
| al Powhattan on the 29th Inst An excellent
programme is being prepared and there
will no doubt be large number OF teach
ers In attendance, as arrangements have
| been made for special train on the ONO
| Valley railroad, leaviIg this city at about
9 a. M. and returning leave Powhatan at
| p. m.
The Democrat printing Office was moved
| into its new location on Thirty-elghtn
| street on Friday evening. When every
thing is arranged il will be one OF the
coolest printing Offices In the city, supplied
with new steam presses and brand new
| lob printing department,
The third quarterly meeting OF the BEL
mont County Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial Union was held az Turner Hall In
this city yesterday and brought quite Q
| number OF farmers into town. Inc lore.
| noon session was public, but there were
| not many in attendance and the only thing
done was an explanation Of the purposes
| and benefits OF the order. There was q
| fair crowd at the afternoon session, Presi-
dent Robert McKelney In the chair, and
James A. Wiley. secretary. The reports
showed that the Alliance Is growing
nicely in the county and Is In fiourishipP
| condition. The whole session was given
to business pertaining TO the order, there
being no proceedings CT especial impor
lance TO the general public. Inc next
meeting will be held at GAINESVILLE 10
July. There was contest between st
| Clairsville and GAINESVILLE for the meet
ing. but the majority were IN favor OF the
latter town.
Rights-of-way are being secured along
| the b. & o. road In this county for tele
phone line from this city 10 GAINESVILLE. a
wear or so ago rights-oi-way along the same
| line were secured, but the company obtain
| ing them seems TO have lapsed into 'in
uocuous desuetude," hence the same work
by a new and more promising company.
County Recorder ID. s. Dreamer was IN
the city yesterday afternoon greeting his
numerous friends.
El.
speudiug the day with friends ia the city.
The Belmont County Farmers Alliance
has decided TO start q newspaper In the 10
| terest OF the order and so voted atthe meet
ing in this city yesterday. No Tgg,iculari
were given out as t4 whether~sney woulC
contract for the pyspsps purchase al
out Of their OH. -
There will be a chanesN pc superin
4 @o~df,er NJ W achfnorv af 4 w l1lre W1tf
works Mr.. Kin Kade w,os sign CT &C
count of I'll health and b.S. zee wiii o
filled. There are half doI phca'ion
in for the position
Andrew Kern received a PAD OF Oh
stoves this week. o.
The REGISTER Is the best comm,
to our city. Subscribe for pe =.
Blakeney's stationary store. I % stree
S. +. Farley, Of the b., u. & pet'e
to-day. and able to be up at his a.,
Work on the new electric sire AZ nn
will soon be commenced. The " SUI
yeyed through from the lower Q pi ~
city TO the Laughlin mill north OF y Ftin'
Ferry. The rails or two miles OF tbs WI
be here the coming week. This Ii, ~
be built substantially and viii be as ~
TO our city.
The work on the two spans OF the b.
o, bridge viii soon be completed, as
last of the heavy pieces were placed
position yesterday.
Col. s. L. Mooney went to Zanesvil
yesterday.
A museum on Union street created doz
siderable excitement for the people.
The steel works paid OF their hands yd
terday afternoon
The bottle works paid OF yesterday.
An engine on the B., u. & c., with Z
coach. made the run from Bethel 70 this
city, twelve miles, In seyenty-eight rnin-
utes. On the same trip, from Captins.
eighteen miles, 70 this city In fifty min
utes-
A company Of gentlemen, Of Benllsviilo,
O.. have built creamery and viii make IL
q specially during the coming summer.
The Scotch Preserving COMPANY are
making extensive improvements in<fheir
busIdiDg. getting ready for the coming
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