Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
BELLAIRE.

The Democratic City Committee and a
nuhoer OF prospective candidates met at
me democrat ONCE on Friday evening to
discuss the manner and time of holding
the municipal primaries. There was full
discussion Of the question, and it was the
opinion OF majority OF those present that
the party was in favor OF the popular vote
plan OF choosing candidates. The commit
tee voted In favor Of that plan, and fixed
Saturday, February oath, as the date for
holding same. Those wishing to have
their names printed upon the tickets are
requested 10 hand same to the secretary.
18th.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Novelty Stamping Company will be
held tomorrow at the Office OF the company.
Inc annual meetings OF several indus
trial concerns were held during the past
week, and at each Of them the statement
was made that they had done fairly well
the past year considering the financial de-
preston. The two canning establishments
are well pleased that they did so well.
ooth being new establishments. The Per
feet Preserving Company will almost
double Its present capital, and expects to
do large business
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Bellaire Nail Works Company will
be held on next Saturday. A three per
cent. semi-annual dividend has been de-
clared, payable tomorrow.
Frank Francis, the printer, is improving
and expects to be about 10 few DAYS.
THE woods are full OF candidatesu for
municipal Office this spring. Among the
Republicans who have announced them
selves as such are j. w. Morrell, ID. g.
shepherd and w. &. Cochran, for Mayor.
For Marshal there are James S. Johnston
and n. W. Bahra. Two for Treesurer-J
y. Blackburn and John Thurn. Hunter :.
Armstrong, Esq, stands alone for Solic-
iJOr >. -. Lancaster aud =. w. Shanna-
telt, FOR Street Commissioner On the
Democratic side there are John Bau0b i
". Campbell and Fred Rodewig, Sr, for
Mayor; Charles Johnson and Frank Whit
ney, for Marshal; jacob Ritz and John
Whealan, for Treasurer; George NJ. Wood
bridge, Esq, for Solicitor; Cornelius Cur
ran, Thomas Mauion and Henry Kemple.
Tor Street Commissioner. Other caudi-
dates will be announced, now that the
Democratic and Republican primaries have
been fixed.
The ST. Clairsville Prssbytery will meet
In this city on the 8Oth inst 10 dissolve tho
pastoral relation between Rev. r. w. Barr
and the First Presbyterian Church. and 10
dismiss MIR. Barr % the ParKersburg
/ Presbytery.
David Walker has decided not TO be a
candidate for City Treasurer.
Seal Bros will move their stock OF goods
into inc vacant room in the First National
Tho Bcllaire bottle factory closed down
on Friday evening, and will not resume
until next week. lt Is said that the factory
will be on only each alternate week for
awhile
p. j. McDonough is favorablv spol.en Of
/ as candidate for Council in the second
ward
Tho Souvenir Club held another enjoy.
| able hop az Eberle Hall on last Tuesday
| evening.
Miss Jessie Dunaway, Of tho Fifth ward.
entertained a number Of her friends at her
home, Thursday evening, in honor of her
/ guest, Miss Hattie Poole, of Morrfstovn.
The Mercantile Club danced ~ their
/ hail on Wednesday night Several parties
| from Wheeling we're present and q pleas
ant affair Is reported. LGROche furnished
| tho music
The Souvenir Club are sondinR out invi-
/ tatiOns FOR another dance 70 DO held a.
/ Eberlo Hall on the 3Oth inst
The two spelling contests held in this
I city The past week were enjoyable affairs.
and will tend % revive Interest," ia tho ola.
/ fashioned and beneficial amusement
Miss Sadie Hagcr a. Barnesvfile "a tho
| guest OF Miss Robinson, Of tho Third
ward.
Mrs Charles Kicker, OF the FifC, ward
/ is visiting friends 10 the country.
/ Fred Hecker, Of the Third ward. an old
| resident or the city, ~ seriously ill " la
/ grippe
Mrs. j. Bayne Of Pit,sburg has been