Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-20
BELLAIKE.


The attendance at the W. r. c. Fair
was very good last night. A number OF
the member of Plymouth Council, o.
| u. A. NJ, went to the fair after lodge
was out and had supper or crea M and
| cake, as their taste dictated. a large
number OF dolls are sold each night, and
fortunes are told; the brunette are very
willing to turn the wheel Of fortune for
each one, and will give you good ad-
vice.
The letter box on the B. & o. bridge
has been discontinued and taken down.
On account OF the hurry of the postal
clerks. by which eastern mail would
often be taken west and western bound
letters would go east. the postal author
tiles concluded they could serve the
public better by abandoning that letter
box,
John Shlck is enlarging the store
room occupied by Potts, of Wheeling.
with 8 branch store. The room will be
opened clear back to the full length of
the building, and fuller stock Of goods
will be placed in it. The manager will
occupy the rooms overhead for dwell
ing.
The K. of P. Lodge will meet tonight
and the third degree will be conferred
upon q candidate by their team. Visit
ors are expected from Pttsburg, Ro-
chester, Wheeling, Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport and other places in the vi
entity.
At the St. Johns Fair fair sized
crowd was present and a good time re-
ported Oy all present. The contestants
are hustlng. also the brick sellers. Over
5000 has been collected for bricks al
ready.
Take your choice of entertainments
these evenings: Turner's Hall, with
the Catholics; at City Hall with the
Woman's Relief Corps, or at the Presoy-
terrain Church with the Presbyterians.
The next attraction at the Eysian
| will be Robert billiard in the Nomi-
nee," play by Frohman, and one OF the
most popular. 1t was secured by a big
guarantee to the company.
The School Board have arranged to
make some repairs during vacation; they
also ordered two weeks pay to the
teachers LeXt meeting, January 10, 1895.
The Hackett baud boys are arranging
for a business mems display in their
hall during their fair and festival. The
boys are working manfully for success.
Mr.. C. r. Costing, Of the Cement
works, started Tuesday night for Col
orado Springs, where he Is to be con-
nectsd with latge cement works.
Charles W. Greer, one OF the promi-
nent oil operators of Sistersville, is in
the city visiting his old friend, G. Nj.
Weyrick, of the Third ward.
Will Tobin, a brakeman on the G. &
P, and John Jumps, an engineer on the
same road, are botB on the sick list.
Mrs. Henry Muhleman and son, OF
Buck Hill Bottom, are visiting at DR..
T. NJ. Wells, in the Third ward.
Nswmark has opened up branch
general supply store in the room next
Ault's mill in the Second ward.
s. w. Tracy, a B. & 0. brakeman, got
his foot mashed while coupling cars
near GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Cook Danford, OF the Ohio University,
is in Bellaire 30 spend the holidays with
his parents and friends.
H&rtwell S. Smith is visiting his
father, J. B. Smith, the first time In
seven years.
The business at the postoffice has in
creased very largely these last two
weeks.
Over in Muth's vacant store room
there are two monographs on exhibit
ton.
Martin Tobln, OF Welsville, Ohio, is
in Bellsire at the bedside OF his brother.
The Street Commissioner wants a
street sweeper and wants 1t very bad.
Miss Laura Dicklns is visiting some
Bridgeport friends.