Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
BELLAIkE

Mr.. Potts, OF Glencoe, postmaster and
storekeeper, and Mr.. John Carlisle, left
Bellaire Friday night on the midnight
train for home. Upon their arrival they
thought they heard noise In Potts store,
Upon going in 10 Investigate they found
party already in possession drilling a hole
In MIR. Potts safe. The said party fred
two shots al the two men, but they held
their ground and tue thieves fed down the
street They got nothing except about ~
cents in pennies. They LETT their tools,
which Mr. Potts claims are worth more
than the money. Even II they had sue
ceeded in opening tho sale they would not
have gotten any money, as Potts SAYS ne
don't leave any money IN the sale over
night. There isno clue. though u Y seemed
quite familiar with the premises, as they
were working without light.
Mr. j. n. WarnOck was In the city yes
terdav. Indeed. there were quite large
number Of people in the city, Doth IRON
the surrounding towns ana also farmers
from the country.
Foraker left this morning over the ONO
Valley road for Marietta.
The Putney glass works viii start mp IN
fuu tomorrow. They think they have
solved the difficulty they have labored IN
der since the first, that is in melting and
keeping their glass in plain condition ms
being the first furnace OF the KIND quit IN
these parts, and being quite a departure
from the old method, great many glass
men are watching the result with consld'
cradle interest. as 10 Will simplify the Rlass
making business enough TO make u more
profitable. ,...,-
paper called the Progress, and IS publisher
in the interest of the Populists or Peoples
Party.
Roscoe Snediker commences this week
10 work IN the Democrat Office.
The ROYAL Acauum, a lodge branch OF
which was started in Bellaire few
months since and is run as purely oene-
fetal and insurance order, will hold meet
ing in their lodge room next Tuesday even
George He'll. who was laid up for repairs
a week or more. is able 70 be on the street
again. His trouble was a general break
down.
Some OF the Union street merchants were
quietly growing about the way the street
sweepers were handling the pile OF dirt 10
front OF their stores. The dust was lying
in clouds and making IL very unpleasant
for them.
Several small misses have organized a
literary and reading circle and they meet
each week az some one OF their homes.
There are only seven In y now, out 20
dom t IL will increase as soon as rs benefits
are fully realized. All parents should en-
courage such meetings as these as u is a
great factor in forming young girls CHAR
acter. Success 10 you girls.
The Progress Club are expecting the
LARGEST crowd Of the season AZ their cance
next "Wednesday evening They nave the
finest dance hail in the city aud are de-
servedly popular 10 their dances.
The meeting held az Rock Hill church
By the Presoyterians @as one OF the best
meetings ever held there. Mrs. Deyors
gave them a splendid address and was real
~ the central figure Of the whole program
me. The people up tia, way vera yerg
highly pleased with the meeting.
Billy Pratt, OF MouDdsyiile, is Ia the
city calling Oh his Old friends.
Mrs. Fred HOefer, wife Of the genial
Fred the shoemaker. hes been SICK for
over one wear, and though sometimes aole
70 wa about the roOt0,-ls not gettiny any
better.
Sir. Glen Husbands and family viii
move 70 Columbus, ONO, where he and
Inskio have a drug store.
Mrs. John Davis returned from Ironton,
where she was visiting her brother.
J. 7. Irwin received word yesterday Of
the DEAN Of his mother. Mrs y. L. Irwin,
IN Allegheny, Pa, and started az once for
that city.
The EXCURSION TO Burkhart over. the b
Z. < ~ X. viii take place. to-dal
Rou2 b ST. They will ded = ths
- ic Church in that toy
2. Of Bridgeport, tins
he city.
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