The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-26
,EIGHBORIIOOD NEWS,
FEBRUARY 70, 1873
BELLAlRE.

~ gaping squau VI HSaIheH Nit-
ne-e" who are in the habit of forming i'll
open ranks" in front Of the Methodist
Church. at the close of services every
Sabbath evening, smoking, blocking the
way, and making disrespectful remarks
as the congregation are running the
gauntlet thus formed, will do well to re-
member that there is ali ordinance
against such conduct, and that il is the
intention Of the officers to enforce ii to
the utmost letter in future.
EVANS Bros. merchant tallors, have
removed TO their new room on Water
street, nearly opposite the Globe House,
which they have fixed up in fine style
making it one of the finest business
rooms in the city. They are obligng
gentlemen, and amongst our most enter
prising business men, and are doing II
good business.
Hos. JONI 4. Dill, and Mrs. + b.
Wilson and daughter, of Morgantown,
West Virginia, were registered at the
Globe House yesterday.
OUR friends of the Disciples Church
are to have services again every Sab
bath. Elder j. Spencer will occupy
the pulpit regularly.
If the mud in our streets was sounded
with lead and line, it is doubtful if any
notion could be found this side Of China.
MANY of the brick pavements about
town were so elevated by the frost that
now. since the thaw has come, they go
down "bclow cost when you step on
them.
WE don't think there has been more
di,agrceablc day this winter than ycster-
dav. Rain or snow over head, and mud
and slush under foot is about AS heavy u
dose as .old Probs' can dish out in one
day,
OUR people should not fail to attend the
spelling School at School Hall to-
ui@ht. Both instruction and amusement
will be the immediate reward Of those
who are present, while the dime admis-
sion fee contributed to the benefit of the
poor, will be "bread cast upon the
waters. Don't fail to go. If you are
Il lover of genuine amusement You will
receive it. Ifyou desire instruction, you
will obtain it, If you wish to contribute
your mite of charity to help the suffering
poor in our city, YOU have thus an oppor-
tunity. Let School Hall be packed full,
that the receipts may be worthy of Bel
lairc.
THE river was full Of running ice yes.
trrduy, but no damage has been done
here by the breakup. Hopes are bright
once more at the prospect of soon be-
holding the majestic steamers blowing
the bosom of La Belle Ohio, and hearing
the melodious echoes of the steamboat
whistle rs they rcvcrberate and re-echo
from our lofty hillsides in the musical
tones of the dollars clink.
Miss LYDE FARRAND, of Columbiana,
Ohio, passed few hours in our city on
Wednesday evening. being on her way
to visit friend, in Cambridge, Ohio.
HAPPY isn't any name for our friend r.
+. Neal, proprietor OF the Neal House.
Last nigh; he had n new passenger who
put up with him for life. He is n dead
head and hasn't registered his name yet.
But Robert is happy, Notwithstanding.
for its II boy baby and looks exactly like
lis papa, and the Globe House is now
uncle to the Neal House.
The trial of the right of property be-
tween Mr.. NJ. Halliland and his wife
concerning the ownership of II horse and
WAGON. came of before his Honor Justice
StrahI. and resulted in favor of Mr..
Halliland. We are sorry that the matri-
monial sea upon which they set sail for
the VOYAGE of life several years ago, so
fall of Joy and bright hopes of future
happiness, should have been rufiled by
the storms of family trouble and dscerd
So early in life, SO soon after their
bark had left the harbor of hope
and happiness freigEted with
brirh, dreams of future bliss. We have
but little acquaintance with Mrs. Halli-
land. but we have had very consider
able amount of dealings with Mr.. HalIl-
land and always found him to be It
prompt and honorable business man. We
sincerely hope they may soon repent OF
their rash and hasty act of separation,
and be again united 10y the tender ties of
affection and love.
OUR friend +. Cash, Secretary of the
National glass works of this city, arrived
at home last night from a business trip
East.
The champions" will go to Chicago
soon
The two "fallen angels" alluded to
in our Yesterdays police report, as being
in durance vile, and paying tn" penal
" of the transgrcssor, have not Yet come
! down with the stamps, necessary to salts
/ fy the majesty Of outraged law, and are
. still languishing within the cherries
walls of the lookup, wasting their sweet
ness on the desert all Of their lonely pris-
on cells. They are not even allowed
the blessed privilege accorded to tranps,
of enjoying the free mir of heaven by sit
ting out on II stone pile in the snow ard
rain, whistling with quiverlng lips.
"Nly country It's of thee,
Sweet land Of liberty e.
. ~ they peck, peek away Mt the tinty
limestone. "from early morn till dusky
eve for the enrichment Of official pets.
Oh, We naughty, untecling councilmcn
, Why did We not recognize woman 5
Rights" in your Mo,aical Ordinances, 50
that when such modest, blushing beau
ties fall into the clutches of our ungal-
liant policemen, their immaculate charms
may not wither unseen within gloomy
prison walls. More lnborers in the vine
ward of "Social Reform like the angelic
Woodruff Il Clahn, the gentle Annie
and the moral Beecher-Tilton, are need
ed to hasten the ''ycar Of jubilee when
abused ard down-trodden turtule doves
can enjoy their rights" with more to
modest or make afraid.
The COMING PIANO-STEINwAY Up
RIGuT.-Mcssrs Adams X Lucas, 1927
Market street, have recently succeeded
in introducing the Steinway Upright
Pianos in Wheeling, by the sale OF
several of those superior instruments tc