The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-28

1T is all very well to be killed, said he,
"but | object to cold in my head. v
So the scandal is furnished, but the pro-
prietors are preserved in the meantime.
LOUISE LOCKWOOD.
BELLAlRE.
THE citizens on Water streets must
awaken to their Interests. We have now
before us the last proposed route Of the
street railway, which will avoid Water
street, taking an entirely new course.
We are advised by good authority that
this project will certainly be carried out
AS last intimated in one of our papers a
few days since, and will leave the citi-
zens on Water street out in the cold.
All are aware that this is the
principal business street in this city and
it certainly cannot afford to lose this
street railway, which it will do if some
thing is not done. The reason is this:
that the citizens on that street will not
favor nor assist the project. Now, We
cannot approve of this action, it is certain
death. Upon whatever street the rail
WAY goes, there will the business Of
the city concentrate. We urge upon the
citizens of that street the consistency in
Immediately looking into this matter. 1t
is of too much importance to pass lightly
by.
EVERYTHING in our city seems tenn
ing with life and animation these days.
For sociability in manners and etc, we
defy any community in the State, every
body knows everybody, every person
speaks to every person, and it Is the
incest place in the country to live in.
This is rs il should be. We like to treat
people kindly and We want them to treat
us in like manner. 1t is such seeming
" little things as smile or nod that
makes life pleasant. Now strangers if
you want just such a place i'll which to
live, come to Bellaire.
Mr.. A. p. HEAToN, son of J. H. Hea-
ton. deceased, formerly editor of the st.
Clairsville, Ohio. Gazette, was in our city
yesterday on business.
THE Belmont House is being painted,
we won't say re-painted, for we are un-
certain whether it was ever lathered with
oil and white lead before or not. 1t will
present a much better appearance after
being done over in this manner than
it did previously.
EVERYTHING is quiet at the c. & P.
depot-cause, Mr.. Nelson being away.
THE Globe House entertained about
% of the delegates to the Republican
Convention Wednesday,
JAMES FITToN is putting gas and
water in the Ohio GlBss Works. Mr..
Fitton has had considerable experience
in this line, and understands how to do
the work with neatness and dispatch.
Rev. RODGERS has returned from
camp-meeting.
THE new engine which WAS put mp in
the new addition of the Bellaire Nail
Works was put into operation yesterday.
1t will be used to run all the nail ma
chimes in all the new and oln parts. The
old engine will be retained in the mill to
be used for some purpose there.
Rev. WALLACE, pastor Of the United
Presbyterian church in this place, has
been confined for several DAYS BY sick
ncss-he made his appearance on our
streets ycsterday-looking better-we
trust he will soon be entirely well.
The auction on Water street is still
progressing.
A CHAP, whose name we couldnt
learn, but who was from Bridgeport was
fined So and costs for getting booty We'd
ncsday.
AMONG the other nuisances that the
Street Commissioner should "clean out, >
are some Of those correspondents Of the
Commercial. Its terrible the way people
are annoyed BY their insatiate desire to
say something deliterious to some one;
and then TO think that persons should
criticise our language who don't really
know the difference between a Latin
verb and an English noun, is shocking.
But we deSist. We understand N
has an alteration Of the brain, and is
therefore unaccountable.