The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELl.AIRE.

ls.t benedict. He WAS married yester-
day, ut II o'clock a. NJ, to Miss Nora '
Noon of this county. The marriage
ceremony was solemnized a. the residence
Of the brides father, one mile west OF
Belmont, by Father Weyre, of Beaver
psrish. We are told by those who were
nresent that the wedding was grand
affair. and that JOY and rejoicing was the
order Of the occasion. NJ. O'Malley is
one Of the good citizens of Bellaire, and
we hope that he and his fair and happy
bride may be blessed with all the happl-
ness that is possible to fallto mortals here
below. May the God Of love steer their
bark down the river Of time, unattended
hy storms, until ut the end of the journey
of life they rest at anchor in the bright
waters of heavenly harbor, on the other
sbore of the vast eternity. Mr..
O,Nallev and his fair bride arrived
in this city on the 500 p. NJ train, and
last night there was grand reception
marty given ut Mr.. o Malley's house and
n more enjoyable season has not been had
in this season for years. Many strangers
from long distance were present, ana
very large number of our best citizens
and everyone felt that it was good to be
there. Mr. OMalley is a very clever
gentleman, and his happy wife Is Il lady
in every sense of the word. We hope
thew may live to enjoy many more such
pleasant gatherings
4 FEW days ago We mentioned that 1t
WAS feared that little son OF Mr.. VIM.
Crnw.ord's had been drowned, and yes
tcrdav the Steamer James Reese brought
the news to this city that the body of the
little fellow had been washed ashore at
Wegee landing. MIR. Crawford pro-
cured conveyance Immediately and
started for the remains of ms child, but
had not returned up to this writing.
OUR friend, James Sellers, viii give
another Of his free entertain ents ut his
Photograph room on South Union street,
this evening.
A COMPANY is being raised in this city
to purchase and work silver mine at
Georgetown, Colorado.
PEAS and cucmbers have made their
appearance in this city.
SOME persons are predicting II dry
summer; that would dry up several milk
wagons.
The following is II condensed report
of the proceedings Of Council, ut an ad-
| iournei meeting hell last night, June
Bird, 1878:
President took the chair at a quarter to
eight ociock, and +. b. Winans presided
| at the minute book.
The roll was called and all the mem.
bers answered to their names except Mr..
| Henry.
! As this meeting was called for the pur-
pose of considering the bids for doing the
stone work on the bridge about to be
! built over the coal track on Noble street
and for filling and grading up to the
snme. the reading of the minutes OF
| the last meeting was dispensed with, and
on motion of Mr. Criswell, the bids were
| opened and read.
MriCriswcll rs chairman Of the COM
| mtter on Conference, with William u.
Barnard and others, with regard to the
plan of construction OF tine stone work OF
/ The bridge over the coal track Oh Noble
| street. reported that the committee had
met the parties referred to and that they
had agreed upon plan, and remarked
that as there wonld be some little iigur-
ing 10 be done on the bids for the stone
work and grading, they would move that
| the Council 60 into Il committee o. the
! Whole to consider the bids.
The motion prevailed, and the CouncII
! went into executive session ut IA quarter
to nine o'clock, and after considering the
| bids for so,nc time, on motion
of Mr.. Criswell the contract for
doing the stone work, was
awarded to Mr.. George McCIain,
and the contract for doing the grading
and filing WAS awarded to Michael y.
o Mallery.
On motion Council adjourned.
LATE Yesterday evening Mr.. Frank
Crawford arrived in this city from Wegec
with the body of his little boy, who t"l!
into the river at this city, three days
ago. and WAS drowned.