The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-10
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
MARTIN ) FEREY.

LOWER Belaire is improving IS rap
idly as any part Of our thriving city, and
during the past season u large num-
Der of new dwellings and business houses
have been erected, which add greatly 10
the appearance and business of that por-
tsan cftown. Notwithstanding the late
ness of the season, others are still in pro-
gress. Among the most conspicuous we
notice .hat our cnterprising grocer, vii.
liam Douglas, is laying the foundation for
a commodious building, to be occupied a
a dwelling aud business room. The
Great amount of bu~iLc-, done aud eX
teusive communication and travel de-
munds that the street railway be- extend.
ed to the lower part et town aS soon as
possible. The convenience of the peopI"
and the financial Interests of the COM
panv will both be greatly benefited
thereby.
THE funeral of Mr.. Porter, late of
South Bellaire took plac" yesterday.
Her remains were taken to Bridgeport
tor intcrment,
DR. VI. ". JuNKINs Of this city was
away last night attending the wedding OF
his niece, Miss Edith Juukins, Of BrldS-
port. who wa. married to Mr.. William
Graham. teller of the First National
Bank Of Bridgeport.
OrR old friend and tellow-citlzen, Mr..
John Taylor, moves to Morrow today,
or. in other words, he starts to-day to
Morrow. lie starts to-day to Morrow,
but will not get to Morrow TO morrow,
but will get to Morrow day after to
morrow If he starts to Morrow to-day
but If he starts to Morrow to morrow, he
won't get t. Morrow before Saturday.
We wish him the best OF luck in his new
home.
MR.J. y. WAYMAN has finished rails
ing his house and store-room in South
Bellaire.
WE noticed a beautiful, large deer
hanging out al Gill X Walkers yes.
tcrdav. We suppose Mr.. Muth will
d sh out to his customers.
Two new boats have taken the place
Of the Market Boy, which IS now run
ming from Wheeling to Pittsburgh. Cap
tain Long is running the Cataraugus, and
Captain Davis the Star in the West from
Bcllaire 10 your city. They began max
ing regular trips yesterday. Between
tho railroads, street railway and boats,
there are abundant opportunities OF get
ting bnck and forth between the two cities.
THERE is movement on foot by three
your . men otour city for starting another
weekly paper in this place ltls proposed
to make 1t u local newspaper principally,
# the movement shall prove successful.
Delayed Correspondence.
THE present arrangements in the run
ning of trains over the Central ONO dl-
vision or the BuItimor" and Ohio road, Is
, matter of much dissatisfaction TO the
travelling public and to our people The
company may know what they are
about but We hear of more complaint
than at aIy arrangement OF trains here
,ufo~r our western mails now reach us
almost q day later, and the Inconvenience
of the trains both east and west, beng
nearly together morning and evening,
causes mistakes and much grumblng 10y
the public
The beautiful weather of the past few
days make, our streets look more life
Hkcand cheering. Some of our weather
wisracrcs pronounce it to he genuine In.
dian summer.
THEdry goods and clothing trade has
been quite lively for some time past, but
other line, of business jog along in the
even tenor Of their way, though all are
much hriSkcr than for months,
Mr.. Armstrong dry goods merchant,
moved from this city to Woodsfeld,
Monroe county, Ohio, last week. Our
citizens will miss Mr.. Armstrong very
much. but the young men of the city
Will miss his salesman. Mr.. II. F. Burk-
etc, more, for more upright, honora-
ble, and GENIAL Young man never lived
In any town, and we shouldn't wonder IT
me OF our young ladies don't regret his
gong even more than the Young men.
We wish them both success in their new
field of labor.
one fellow who commenced to take
Christmas yesterday, and rot into the
lookup, made night hidcous with wells
until late hour
TnE Presbytcry of Wheeling will meet
at the L. p Church. in this CITY, to .day.
There will b. religious services At 10
u. clock this morning