The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-02
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
February |, 1875.
HKLLAIRK.

February |, 1876.
BELLAIRE.
The following shows the range of the
temperature us observed ut MERGERS Drug
store, No. 1872 Water street, Sunday:
At 7 A. NJ, l4'; at II NJ, 28'; at P. NJ,
26' at P. NJ, 22'.
BUSINESS was remarkably quiet yes
terday-after storm there is always n
calm.
A NUMBER of our citizens have bust
at st. Clairsvilc to-day The court
wishes to interview them in regard to
"what they know about certain ben
zine vendors disregard of law.
ABOUT fifty additional have been made
to the membership of the Methodist
Church since the beginning of the re-
vivul now in progress.
If our local powers that be- were
half us Jealous in their efforts for judi
improvements, us our citizens are in
keeping the pavcments clean, Bcllair
would not "dream of such thing as
saving to our "city dads" when the
elections roll round; "step down and
out.
SINCE the snow ordinance has been
enforced, we "bct our bottom dollar
Bcllaire has been blessed with the clean
est pavemcnts of any little city IN the
State.
The Bellairc correspondent for tho
Sunday Ne,0s is not very clear in his
views and knowledge in regard to the
proposed Market house. He is perfectly
correct when he says "there is no doubt
but quite majority of our citizens
would like to see a market house erected
But there his knowledge on the subject
seems to be ut an end There has been
Il proposition from K. Crozicr and others
before the Council for some time, which
is substantially: They propose to erect a
mprkct house in Bellairc lis private
enterprise, and ask of the Council the
same privileges which il Is customary to
grant similar Institutions in other cities.
No action has yet been taken in regard
to the matter. We believe "A large
majority of our people favor it on this
plan. Were 1t proposed to erect it at the
expense Of the city, We do not think it
would be advocated by enough TO form
"corporals guard and Bellaire might
have to wait long time for this i'm
prOvcment.
The Market Boy has been making its
regular trips between here and Wheel
ing, since the reopcning of navigation,
but few other boats have yet put in an
appearance on the river ut this point.
As there is considerable ice floating in
the river to-day, fears are entertained
that it may be again closed, if this cold
spell should continue for any length of
time.
MCCLAIN's Charity Hotel continues to
receive the weary wanderers, who wcnd
their way thitherward in quest of grub
and lodging.
TRAINS on the different roads at this
place have been making better time for
few day. past, than since the beginning
of the winter arrangement OF their
thine cards
WHEN our friend Mr.. NJ Craft gets in
his new side cases in his new room, No.
$50 Water street, he will then have one
of, the finest icwcry stores in Eastern
Ohio. Mr.. Graft came to Bellairo four.
teen years ago, and has proved himself
TO be an honest, accommodating and re-
liable business man, and Justly merits the
patronage of our people. His work has
always given satisfaction, and his large
stock of Watches clocks, jewelry and sill
vcr-plated ware, will compare with any
in the State, in regard to quality and
price.
The trial of VIM. Moore (colorcd),
who was charged with having furnished
intoxicating liquors to Mr.. &. G. Gray,
man who is in the habit of getting lntoX-
icated, came off Yesterday afternoon be-
fore His Honor Squire Powell, and re-
suited in Moores being held in the sum
of $50 to appear before the Probate Court
at its next session.
WE saw a man on Belmont street, yes
tcrdav evening, who must have con-
tractcd to drink all the whisky in this
city within ten days from date, Judging
from the load OF it he was then carrying.
PERsoNAL.-G Phillips, one of the
prrprictors Of tho Jack and Jill company
and better known as "Oofty Gooft," is at
the Mcclure House.
In our report of the proceedings Of the
Municipal Court, we mention a case as
Keim Brothers rs. n. Wolf. 1t should
have been Klein Brothers.
Charles II. Dciters was reelected clerk
of the Board of Commissioners yesterday,
and Captain Barney STANLEY, agent Of
the County Infrmary. DR.. W. J, Bates
was electe county physician.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Thoma,
Burke was very largely attended yester-
day morning. Her remains were inter
red at the new Catholic Cemetery.
You must call him Marks any more
but Judge UpdegraH. He was created
such by the Board Of Commissioners,
yesterday.
Mr.. Mason, the purc-bloodcd repre-
sentative of Jefferson county and favored
knight of buttcrmlk is on the war-path.
-MartDsb,rg independent.
In speaking of the recent election in
this city the Psrkersburg Times says:
We hail with great pleasure the re-
election of Mr.. Cummins for the position
of Superintendent of Water Works by
an overwhelming majority. There is no
ADLER man for the place, Mr.. Cummins
having given in the past the utmost sat
isfaction, which he, no doubt, will give
in the future.
Wu,r IN do with tho "tramns " that