Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-24
Have you read stifers ad:
BELLAIRE.

"Hacket's" boys are working very
hard preparing their hall for their
weeks fair, which commences tonight.
The hall proper is very finely dec
grated with double festoons Of
pine, intermingled with artificial
flowers in proiusion, arranged in
the form OF stars and many other forms
20 please the eye. The whole north side
OF the hall is so decorated over the
booths, fancy stand and ice cream par
lOr The supper room is separate, but
nicely arranged for taste and supply.
Down stairs are the business mems
booths, and they are very tastefuily
fixed up TO show of their wares and adj
vertlse the business. Among some OF
those concerned are Rlotz, BIum'S, Herr
berg, Deyarman, Nicholson aud Ball,
and some others we could not learn the
name Of This will be the most attract
i've place In the city this coming holiday
week. Pretty bowers, business like dis
plays; sweet misses and madams to cater
to your wants. You will surely have 4
chance to enjoy things before you.
On Saturday night, at the w. r. c.
festival, Master Chris. Poorman won
the suit Of clothes, having 5000 against
6Oc by his opponent. Miss Eta Hasley
won the ring, having So. 6S against So. 80
by Miss "Sister" Muhleman. The lat
ser will get a ring also. Miss Anna
strong had S6.93 against S5.35 by her
opponent, and won the large fine doll.
Mr. Charles Strong had S94 against Sc
by his opponent, and won the drum.
The ladies' took Ia about 5000 in cash,
besides over SIS worth Of goods unsold,
which they will hold ready for charit-
able calls They will have nearly $50
clear Of all expenses w. ID. Jones
makes a good auctioneer, and was ably
assisted by ]. w. Morrell. After clos
ing, the ladies took a lunch and some
cream, and west home a tired, glad set
of women.
Some OF the restauranters In town
have made some excellent showings in
fixing up their windows, aud thus at
tract large attention. Notable is the
window of THE Exchange" also the
window Of William Shindewolf. There
are others very pretty, but these two
we're most notable Of those examined by
US. Our people have come these late
years TO using large quantities OF green
stuff, such as holly, pine, etc.
The Catholic fair closed also on Sat-
urday night, after quite successful
weeks entertainmenL They cleared
about $1,000. One young miss, A.
Murphy, turned In the neat sun OF Sl65
for bricks sold for the schOolhonse At
10 cents per brick, aud took the first
prize, a beautiful diamond ring. An
other one handed over the sum Of over
500 for bricks.
The town has enjoyed one Of those
quiet, pleasant Saboaths that please
the American citizen and go to show
good government. Everything in the
proper place. and people enabled to en-.
Joy an ideal Sabbath.
At thsS o'clock mass at St. johns
Church. on Christmas morning, the
choir will render Militia rd's Mass in
sc, with Adsste Fidelss AID Coral,
Christ is Born" by Trait.
VIII Smith, Of out near UniontoWD,
Ohio. and who is going TO school this
winter 10 Barnesville, passed through
town Saturday on his way home for the
holiday vacation.
Miss Pearl Gaskill, of Bridgeport, O.,
but who formerly lived in Bellsire, is
down here now visiting some OF her old
school friends and neighbors.
The children Of the Christian Church
Sabbath school will receive their treat
on Christmas night
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