The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-22
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS
July q, 1874
BELLAIRE.

A GYMNASIUM is the latest, ".
heard 1t talked Of BY some Of our ,or.
men to-day. We heartily concur in ,r,s
a movement and think that such an !,
stitution would proves complete suco.,,
There is general feeling Of la,si,r3.
among every class at this season of,b.
year, and it effects none so much a. ~.
Young man who is necessitated BY q,
cumstancss to maintain throughOu, n.
year, especially those whose occup.,i,,
REQUIRES much sitting. No one is int.
ested so much in q young mans yelS.
As he himself This matter deserve, :,
tention, and those young men lscki,.
the adequate amnunt of muscle, shmIs
make arrangements to havea gymns,iH.'
school organized, it would, withOr.
doubt prove beneficial to all cOncsns!
Mr.. EDWIN Cook, an engineer opm.
sc. X. r., was hurt yes,eri,y'
account of his engine running Oh.
track in bridge on thas road. Be-
brought home in this place this na-,,
We could not ascertain the eItel, ~
injuries, but do no: think they we, !.
Gus.
THE Standard man seems rstherun,,
as to the predictions Of the Come, n,,
We acknowledge We were feeling ~r.C.
about the matter, and really thsak =.
were getting better. 1t din't take u,g
inspiration TO imagine considenhl- 4,
instance, what would have become oih.
Standard man if the comet had .,ru,,
we are uncertain rs to the conseOuc1,,
which would have followed. We 49,
sorry to have caused such commotion !,
the mind of the Standard man. W.
promise him to draw inspiration frcp.
higher AVID more nobler things A. b.
does, besides astronomy is not our fr,,
We do not wish 10 comet over him.
We understand the party at Nh. d.
Smiths. on Gravel Hill, last night VI,
success, the participants enjoying then.
selves finely. Some of them felt the e..
fec,s next day, Judging from themanar
in which they mistook dinner for hrcak.
fast
The lower part of Bcllaire is impnr.
ing. if eyerybody doesn't know it Prep
arations are being made down there 70
lay some new pavcmcnts. This will b
quite an improvement to that part Of III
city, rs payements are badly neNtr1
! there.
THERE is complaint made by scyrr,
of our citizens rs TO the dangerous cond.
ton of the crossings from the pavement
to the streets. Those between Cummll,
Il Walters hardware store, and Gn!
tons Furniture Rooms, are in u hal
condition, as they are in many part o.
the city.
We notice that Capt. Finks neV
building on Third street, i. rapidly being
completed, il is three stories in hcigh,
and presents n fine appearance. SUD
additions to Bellaire are very accrPa.
Bile.
THE Disciples Church Sabbath Scbaa
is to have n picnic on next Thundsy
the 23d. They will proceed from thr
church TO the place selected nt about :.
o'clock A. NJ. We wish them good time
Ir is very strange that although h.
license guaranteeing the selling Of tohsr
go and cigars on the Sabbath is obtained
by persons doing il, il is nevertheless
carried on. Why is it, Can any one
explain
THE base ball match between the is'
and lean men Of this ylac" l. 10 come Of
the first favorable weather We have
The case Of Pat Murphy rs. G. a 7
X. X. he sewing for damages done hu
dray few day. since, Wa. tried boior'
Squire Powell in this place yesterday
The jury awarded no damages to 'h'
plaintiff.
WV. PIERPoIST who was accused Of
throwing garbage on the street y"sirr
day, but was not proven, WAS released.
DAVID DAVIS, arrested for bong
drunk yesterday, gave security Tor b.
appearance tomorrow for trial.
WHEY young men play eucher in col.
spicuOus portions OF our city they shOga
draw the blinds down. Pull them dow
bows; IN word 10 the wise Is sufIicier
SABBATH school classes need rccupsa
ton, as they are in rather unheaIt
condition ut present. We saw II yout
lady on tho street the other day in,btlil
on some young heather to come 70 "a,
day school, but they couldn't see il. To-
is bad state Of affairs.
A HORSE attached 10 a grocery wage
belonging TO firm in this city, cause
some excitement on Water street ycste'
day, although it did nothing NOR" tina
take little run up street without
driver. No damage done.
a MEETING Of Council took place 10
night, T.. q. Morgan, President, o"cug
ing the chair. The following m"mb"f
were present Mcssrs Haney, Morgan
Laisurc and R0dcwig. An ordlnSn0
prescribing the duties and compen'stim
Of the Mayor passed it, frst reading. m
ordinance regulating the speed Of loco
motives and railroad trains within th'
corporate limits was passed, MOI
allowing over eight miles per hour
An ordinance providing for the is'uIhg
Of the promissory note. Of the city N
Richard Crozier in payment for lands l"
increase the width Of Cherry alley pas
ed it, hr,t reading. The City Comm"
'ioner was instructed 90 report !" We
Council on next Friday night N f'sa'a,
10 the work done and money "rP"hH''
on the streets. Council Sdj0urn"i ~
meet Friday night Of this week