The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-02


Ivondalc ready to start up. He has con-
tracted tor II large amount of iron ore at
a very low rate,
Thirteen new nail machines will be
put in as soon as possible and the mill put
on double turn. 1t is the intention to
make the mill here use all the iron the
furnace can make. Mr.. Morgan has had
large experience in the iron business,
and beng man OF large capital, Will no
doubt make this present arrangement
success.
THE colored people tried to haze
ball on Thursday evening, but owing to
the unpropitious weather, it came near
beinga failure.
A LITTLE son of Charles Conway,
died very suddenly on Friday morning.
THE Mrnnerchor Society will give a
ball in MauilTs Hall on Friday night.
OF course it will be success, as the
Germans know how to manage such
affairs.
Cor. c. L. PooRMAN of Bellaire, will
speak in Commercial Hall on Saturday
night. He speaks especially to the work
ingmen.
CoMMUNIoN services will be held in
the United Presbyterian Church on Sab
bath. Rev. L. &. Campbell, of New
Athens, OHIO, will assist the pastor Of
( he church.
Mr.. }. Y. HANEs is getting out large
lot of fancy sand stone window caps for
u house on the Island.
IT is currently reported that one Of our
young men, somewhat of It literary turn
of mind, will take unto himself wife,
sometime during the coming week.
MRS ROBERT GALLRATH, while per
forming her household duties on Friday
evening, went out on the porch for
something, and making misstep tell of
and broke her leg above the knee. DIR.
b. o. Williams was called in and reduced
the fracture.
y MAN named Walters was arrested
on Wednesday, charged with brca king
into n house and committing an assault
on the inmates. Squire Drcnncn before
whom he swa' taken. sent HIM to the
county Jail for trial before court.
BRIDGEPORT.
THE Hon. Seth Milliken of Maine, and
other statesmen addressed a large Re-
publican meeting in Hollowayss Hall
last night The st. Clarisvilc band in
their bright uniforms were present, and
rendered excellent music during the even
ing. The building Is an old warehouse
the second story of which was improvis-
ed into hall for the occasion and an
swered very well for the purpose.
BELMONT COUNTY TEMPERANCE UNION.
Is pursuance to the call made by the
President OF the Women Christian Tenn
pcruncc Union OF Belmont county, Il few
temperance workers met in the Prcsby-
terrain church, ut 10 o'clock a. NJ.
The meeting was called IT, order by
the President, Mrs. Rose Wood, of Mar
tins Ferry.
After short time spent in devotional
rycrcisns the convention Xus onrurd fir
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NJ" WnnJ tGcr stated tbc obioc, or,bo
meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. West, ali those who
desire can be delegates To this convcn-
ton by giving their names.
Rarncsyiuo. Nnry / Wood NJ N.r.
'h,I. w., val,,g - p.r,a.,.;IIl. NJ,
W.. -, p"Ir.,;n,. un' GI,I.nJ NJ.
IJ,IIi.,nr. y Nrs Tr"n,n. M Wrs Wnst! Wi..
Ramon. Mrs Amrinc. Mr.. Bagr.. Mr..
WcCnrnougb,. Mrs NcCIarr9, Mrs
Robbins. Dr 4 PumIv of Rnrnesyillc.
Miss .Jun),ips.
A committee on Resolutions was then
amounted consist,.o of DR. PIumIv or
R.rrns,iIIo. Mrs IJ,ii.trr and Ni.s
Imnl,ins Of Rridgnorr
m, hp.;rnss of tEa oro,.riyot;or or+be
c,unt,. w,s thcn in order
On motion Of DR. pmmIv Of Rorne,.
Vile a committee was uppojItcd Tn NOM
mate officers for each township.
The committee appointed by the
Chair. consisting of Mrs. Walters. of
Brlairc; Mrs. Holiday. of Martins Fer.
nv: Mrs. Griffith, of Bridgeport; Mrs.
Elrhurd. of Burr.INIills: Mr.. TnIbott. of
RnrrrsyiII,.
ON motion Of DIR. PlumIv, Mrs. f.
Wood and Rev. Chalfant of Martins
Ferry we're added 70 the committee an
It.