Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17
BELEAIRE


The street paving business in Bellaire
has evidently reached rock bottom prices.
The contract awarded by the City Council
last Tuesday night was good-slzed one,
and the price Is 81 cents per square yard
the lowest vet for this kind OF work IN this
CITY. If there is money In tue business al 6l
cents there was regular BONANZA IN that
which cost Sl.4eh per square yard, yet
that was what was paid for the first work
of this kind done in Bellalre.
L. Holland, editor OF the GAINESVILLE
Times Recorder passed through this city
Yesterday morning on his way nome from
the camp of the soldiers at wheeling Greek,
where he has been for several days. de
was pretty well worn out, being unused TO
camp life. and says III is hoU Wnal IL 10
cracked up to be-"
The new Pultuey glass works, south OF
town. is now under roof, and work on the
furnace, which has been delayed, Will De
resumed at once and pushed 10 completion
as rapidly as possible.
Five men are in the guard house at Nc
Evansville for selling liquor to'the troops:
Mrs. r. A. Johnson, Of this city, will
open up the hotel at Epworth Park, Burr's
Mills, next week.
Miss Anna Powell, of Wheeling, is spend
ing Sunday with her friend, Miss Ida
Bloom, on Noble street.
Miss Kate V. Wigginton, Of Bridgeport,
will visit Miss Florence &. Kennedy, on
Gravel HILL to-day.
Mrs. Emma Porterfield has had he resi-
dence on Rose Hill handsomely painted.
George w. Curtis did the work.
1t was reported on good authority, yes
terday afternoon, that Rockershausen had
offered his miners 20 cents per ton II they
would 60 to work Monday morning, and
that the men had accepted the proposition.
The examination of the pupils OF st.
Johns Catholic schools has been COM
pleted, and the teachers and pupils will
take their vacation, beginning next Iues-
day.
ID. j. McGrail has returned from bus
mess trip to Huntington, w. Va, IN the
interests of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union.
II. A. Rodefer, Of this city, is member
of the Prohibition State Committee.
The thermometer registered lob in the
shade in the city yesterday afternoon.
Mechanics Hose Company donated $40
to the striking coal miners OF this vicinity.
The Crawford property was sold at Sher-
IFS sale, and was purchased by the Buck
eye Savings and Loan Company. Consld-
GRAFTON, Sl,325.
Rev. II. S. Boyd has been installed as
pastor of the U. p church Of this city,
Rev. M. NJ Coleman, OF West Alexander,
Pa. preached the sermon; Rev. DIR.
Grimes, Of Steubenvllle, addressed the
pastor. and Rev. j. H. Little, OF Wheeling,
addressed the people. A large audience
was present
Jacob Boneysteele, Jr., found pocket.
book the other day containing sum OF
money and a reasury warrant Tor $3.50 In
favor of Oscar Mckinley.
The siXty-ninth annual commencement
of Franklin College will be held June %.
There are fifteen in the graduating class
Several Bellaire people are students at this
college.
tanned a charter, and will permanently or
ganize early in July.
Nj. Gordon, who cut an artery IN his
right wrist while working for railroad
company at Toledo, and was brought TO
his home in this city, is getting along as
we'll as could be expected, and II is now
thought that the hand will not have to be
Dr.. Clark, of Glencoe, was in the city
yesterday.
In the city yesterday-H. Kelly, Barnes
Vile; w. u. Shearer, Cleveland; r. w.
Moore, DAYTON; X. w. Hennings, Chica-
go; Charles Vadakin, Newark; o. Nee
han, Franklin, o., and G. Trimble, ia
cobsburg, O.
The troops stationed at McClainesville
were all taken away yesterday morning.
Alex. Gallagher, Of this city, was at
Wheeling yesterday morning attending
the funeral eff his brother, James ID. Gala
CHER.
Next Sabbath evening, June "a, Rev. j.
G. McCracken, of the Second Presbyterian
Church, will preach sermon to the Or
ders of American Mechanics, Daughters OF
Liberty, Grand Army Of the Republic and
Women's Relief Corps. All of the above
orders are requested to turu out and any
others interested in patriotism.
Arlington Division, L. r., X, of p. will
go to Wheeling this evening 20 assist the
division there in celebrating Memorial
Day.
The Working Society of the Presbyte-
rian Church will give a lawn fete next
Tuesday evening on the vacant lot adloln-
ing the church on Gravel Hill
About $50 worth Of fine whisky and CT
CARS was stolen from John Callahan's sa-
loon the other night.
Emanuel Bauer has returned from Ham
ton, O., where he went as representative
from Ohio Valley Council, No. q, Jr. y.
u. A. M, OF IulS Clll az INC CbatO SOuHSAA
Miss Kern and Miss Bonarius, teachers
in the public schools of this city, will at
tend a three weeks session of Col. Park
er's summer school in Chicago next month.
Ten of the sixteen graduates OF the class
class of 'g4 were born in Bellaire; one In
GAINESVILLE; eleven in Pultney township;
thirteen in Belmont county; thirteen in
Ohio; one in Wheeling; two in West Vir-
ginia and one in Indiana
l. n. Grafton and Miss Mamie Grafton
are visiting relatives at East Liverpool.
Evan Branuen, of Washington township,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss McGrsw, teacher in the schools
here, is spending her vacation in Mounds
vile
Willie Hoffman, Howard McGregor and
Henry Chandler are home from the OHIO
State University to spend the vacation.
Stylish satin band trimmed Sailors 1Sc.
SWabAc ker's.