Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
The Players Club in the Columbian
Mirs rels Christmas Night-.-Crim-
nell Boys Trie d-.-0ther Notes.

Preparations for the Columbian Min
strels, to be given at the Elysian
Christmas night, by the Players Club,
are being made on an extensive scale.
The costumes TO be used in the produc-
ton viii arrive from Costumer j. c.
Kober, Of Pittsburg, some time this
week. ReheaTgIs have been in order
during the past week and will be con-
tinued through this week, the dress re-
hearzal to take place in the Elsyan
Christmas morning. The stage director,
H. Elton, will have charge of the
scenic effects which, it is said, will be
the finest ever seen in the city.
Heils City Market Pure Lard, &c. per
pound.
The trial of william and Arthur
Chimmell, both of this city, and Clyde
Sf4pman, of Martins Ferry, was begun
yesterday in the Criminal Court at
Pittgburg, before Judge McClung. The
three men are accused of breaking into
the store of j. Levy, at Wilmerding, on
September 25th last, and carrying off
a lot Of clothing.
Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries. Apples,
Turnips Chickens, Spareribs, Pigs
Feet, and full line of fresh and smok-
ed Meat at Heil's City Market.
Henry Burdette, Of New Athens; D.
S. Dreamer, of st. Clairsville; j. w.
Giffen, of Lucille; A. Robey, of Cameron,
passed through the city yesterday on
business.
For bargains in Holiday Goods, SO to
York Cheap Store. Bellaire, O.
Charles A. Givena of Pittsburg. was
a guest yesterday Of friends in the
Third ward.
You can find a Holiday Present from
the baby in the cradle to the great
grandfather at the New York Cheap
Store, L. Lichtie, Bellaire, o.
Christopher Krever, of the Second
ward. hes returned home from a pleas
ant brief visit to friends at GAINESVILLE.
Heils City Market Pure Lard, &c. per
pound.
Miss Margaret Carney, of Mounds
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thorn
as McKelvey, in the Second ward.
Holiday Goods at one-half price, at
the New York Cheap Store.
Bill Harris, porter at the Anderson,
was arrested by Marshal Bahra, yester-
day morning on the charge Of assault
ing Rafa Gibbs, porter Of the Hotel
Globe Friday night, on Union street.
Harris was arrligned before the Mayor
in the afternoon and fined five dollars
and costs. Unable to furnish the fine
he was given lodging behind the bars.
Sweet Potatoes. Cranberries, Apples,
Turnips, Chickens. Spareribs, Pigs
Feet. and a full line of fresh and smok-
ed Meat 1T Hcils City Market.
CUs Burwinkle, on the charge Of
drunkenness and disorder, was arrested
last night by Marshal Bahra.
The Killarney and the Rhine" Com
pany was registered at the Hotel An
derson yesterday.
Sweet Potatoes. Cranberries, Apples
Turnips, Chickens, Spareribs, Pigs
Feet, and full line Of fresh and smok-
ed Mat st Heils City Market.
Word was received in this city yes
terday fully explaining the sudden dis
appearance of w. H. Mills, formerly Of
Beqlaire. from his home n Mansfield.
Mr.. Mills. who, with his father-in-law
is in the coal business, mailed a coal
bill 10 one of his customers threatening
trouble if the bill was not paid. Mr.,
Mills received a letter in reply stating
that he (MiMs) has committed a peni-
tertiary offense and would e7prosecut-
ed. To get out of the trouble he left
home. The missing man has been 10
Gated in Los Angeles. Cal, and will re-
turn home. as the difficulty, or misun-
dera.anding of the matter, has been set
tied. His friends and relatives here
will be pleased to learn Of his dis
covery.
Hcil's City Market. for Hams. Our
own curing.
Largest line Of Holiday Goods be-
tween Pittsburg and Cincinnati at
prices that will beat them all. Call
and see them at 0. P. Mason's. Thirty
second street, Bellaire.
Heil's City Market, for Hams. Our
own curing.
Emil Schmidt, proprietor of the Ex-
change will give new one-dollar bill
and q 81 nickel in exchange for every
dollar presented at the Office on Christ
mas day by his friends and patrons.
The hours for this novel exchange are
from 1 to p. n.
You don't know what Christmas
looks like until you come 10 the New
York Cheay store Bellaire. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Carol. at their
home on Thirty-second street, in the
Third ward. win celebrate the twentieth
anniversary OF their marriage on Mon
day. the 27tn inst.
Heil's City Market, for Hams. Our
own curing.
The Christmas bazaar in the Wass
man building on Belmont street. IN
der the auspices Of The ladies OF the
First NJ. E. Church, closed last night
with the realization OF an exceedingly
neat sum Of money. The bazaar was
open for two days and was fairly well
attended.
Michael Owens. who left this city
about twenty years ago. when but a boy
of only fifteen. and has since been pros
pecting among the mines out West, re-
turned TO his home on Rose Hill. yes
terday morning Nr. Owens is the son
CT Mr.. ard Mrs. Dennis Owens, the
former an employee Of the B. & O. shop
in this city. The long-ahsent young
man was kept busy all day yesterday
and will be busily engaged for some
time in Misunderstanding with and relat-
ing hia experiences 10 mis- large circle Of
friends.
Heirs City Market Pure Lhrd, &c. per