Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-10
BELLAIRE

Mrs. r. c. Beatty and her attendant.
lrss Lizzie Yockey, Of Allegheny, Pa,
were guests Of Mrs. Beatty.s friend.
Airs. George Pryor, Of the Windsor.
E.J. Sceger is temporarily laid up for
repairs The rheumatism has its grip
ON his right leg.
Rev. I. %. Cousins, az his home in the
Third ward, married Mr.. Frank Baker
10 Miss Mamie Jane Gray, on Thurs
day. Both of Sistersyille.
II. II. Elton who has been travelling
with q circus as bill poster, all summer,
expects to- be home the first week i'm
November, rs his show viii end the
season nc Goldsb0rOugh, Ia. en- Noyem-
r Che first.
1ou3s ODCnuell. OF GAINESVILLE, O.,
was iU Belaira yesterday and register
Ell a, the Hotel Anderson.
The ladies' Of the Woman's Relief
Corps have decided to exhibit the
Drummer Boy of Chicamaugua' in
Grand Army Han along about Novem-
Der 22nd, 1895.
Joseph Montgomery who works at the
stove foundry i'm South Bellaire. re-
Ceiyed notice from the Pension Finance
Department that his disabilities as
shown In his case were not ponsiOnable
and his name was stricken from the
pension roll.
George Hill. butcher and grocer. of
niry-SecOnd street, while attempting
20 'ilt a bushel Of sweet potatoes yes
-crd2y, hurt his injured back I'm such
q way as 70 cause him to faint He was
found shortly afterwards and carried
90 his home and doctor called in. He
ls suffering from q re-sprained back.
something that is painful and tedious.
Races begin ar GAINESVILLE to-day
and continue tomorrow. The bicycle
race between Abe Herzberg and O'Don-
nell win come Off Friday afternoon. A
g9od crowd of the riders" viii 90 out.
and q good big lot OF money will change
hands,
u looks now as If The physicians will
have 20 turn their attention towards
preventing the spread of typhoid fever.
Norris,CWn has been scourged with &c
most an summer. and three deaths last
Saturday look dangerous.
Mrs. Bridget Kane. mother of Mike
Kane OF Rose Hill, died at her. sons
home yesterday morning. She was an
cid lady.
rm. A. Schronm, the grocer is hav-
ing cellar dug under the front part Of
bis grocery.
At Council meeting Tuesday night.
the NayOr returned $685. for two
months collections Finance Com
mlttee advised loan 70 pay the small
p0X guards. Clans ordinance was
pass pCddier's and Hawker's ordi-
nance was passed. A tax for curbiug
and laying sidewalk was passed. The
paving OF For-v-fifth street was order
cl. An ordinance fixing fees of weigh
master was read the first time VIM.
N'Em'n wanted pay for pants burned
'- acid while no q fire. referred to FL
nance Committee. Contractor was or
cccl to proceed with paving and curb
ins where notice had been given. En-
gineer was instructed to report O grade
from r5r-T-eight street north to city
limits. along Guernsey street. Coun-
eli adjourned.
Mrs Jeanne 20 Blum the aged moth
or of Blum Bros. whose illness was
mentioned yesterday, died yesterday
afternoon.
1rs. Frank Arnett and daughters
are visiting at the home Of William A.
Neal. Fourth ward.
August Vaupel. wife and daughter.
Pearl, have goue to Waverly, w. Va, to
visit
The farmers are not able to find O
market 1t paying prices for their crop
O., app'es and barrels are so scarce
they cannot take care Of the cider We
are willing TO boil some of it into apple
buIor If Te can get It soon.