Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-04
PEIJAJRE

The industries CT Bellaire are only in
fair condition. The steel plant has
been doing better for a few weeks than
il did before. But the plant across the
river. on which so many of our people
depend, has fallen off. Then the brick
plant. though in operation, has not
made as good time as was anticipated.
Still they are doing a fair business.
The stamping company is increasing
their business and are taking on more
men. Trade is good, but wages are
very low. The same may be SAID OF
the Stewart Enamelling plant. Bust
ness is increasing at both these factor
les. The glass house trade is about
the same as it has been for the last
year, nothing to brag about. The stove
foundry has a medium trade, but Is not
running full time. The special foun-
dry Is doing a good business and have
to increase their rooms. The lower
town enamelling plant is moving along,
but on a small scale. Bellaire is IN
condition to live if things don't get
worse.
The w. R. c. fair and festival will
begin at Turner Hall on Tuesday even
ing. There will be special attractions
each night. On one night a marriage
will be solemnized Who the lucky
couple are you will have to wait to
learn. Rev. II. S. Boyd will be the
officiating minister.
James Morgan, Of Ravenswood. w.
Va. has moved his family to Belaire.
Tomorrow is election Gay. Demo
Gratis Of Bellaire we present you with
a good ticket. See TO it that each man
gets your support and try to get an out
side vote for one or more on your
ticket.
Mr.. Thomas Turnbull candidate for
Trustee. is a rugged. unassuming man,
honest and just and OF excellent judg-
ment.
George Myers. candidate for Treas
urer. YOU know. He served you one
term and needs no Introduction. His
nomination came unsolicited and unan-
jmous He is a good man and true.
Give him your strongest support.
OF our candidates for Justice. Two
are practising lawyers and so are best
qualified TO fiji the chairs. The third
is farmer and has served one term
as Justice and is we'll qualified to fill
tho office. Then vote for F. F.. Clev-
niger. George Arnold and Frank Neh
for Justices. Dallas Kennedy. she nom
inee for Constable is pleasant young
man and well adapted for the position.
George Henry. candidate for water
Works Board. we have already de-
scribed in a previous letter. He is quiet
and unassuming. minds his own bust
ness well. and hence is well to he
trusted in the citv's business. Caudl-
dates for Council are fair men OF excel
lent business qualifications and should
be elected. The Assessors are all good
mon and trre a-G of conservative judg-
ment
Mrs. Jacob Kevser died FRIDAY even.
ing of heart trouble after several weeks
sickness. Mrs. Keyser was widow
Iady living on the winding bill road
aged near 60 years. Of estimable char
acter She leaves several children and
hosts Of friends 10 mourn her departure.
The funeral vii take place to-day at
10 a m
Our friend Franz baTOeT Is oldhOhinS
ont in business. He now has bicycles
and wall naper in his window
Willie Shelly does not improve any
and grows weaker day by day. The
sorrowing and afflicted parents have
the sympathy Of all their neighbors'
and though the outcome seems to be
fatal vet everyone wishes for a change
for the better. s.,;.
Mrs. Brooks. a former resident OF this
CITY. but now Of youngstown. had the
misfortune to fall and break her ankle.
The new stock of boots and shoes for
the Hopkins Bros. is arriving now and
soon thew will start their new store.
The fuaeral CT John Oswald will take
Mace this afternoon from his late resi-
dence at . o'clock. IntermeAt in the
Miss Annie Egan has accepted a posi-
ton in the Office OF the firm Of F. ".
Rmer Co. Wheeling, ". va.
5ae candidates. are the busiest people