The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
NErGHBonHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.


OUR friend j. B. Smith, ESD, and fam
lily leaves to-day noon for Columbiana
county, to visit his father.
The new addition that is being built
to the Belmont Glass Works, in this city,
will soon be completed.
LET everyone turn out to the railroad
meeting tonight and do all they can to
kced the ball rolling. Delegations from
Armstrong; Mills, Beall5ville and
Woodsaeld will be present, and speeches
will be made by different parties, No
one can calculate the vast Importance
of this road to the city of Belaire, con-
seauently they should turn out and do
everything in their power to further the
project.
OUR friend Julius Frank, jewelcr of
this city, leaves on Monday for ten
days trip through the West, for the BEN
eft of his health.
ONE hundred head of fat cattle, $50
head of sheep, and 200 head of hogs ar
rived at the stock yards of this city yes
terday evening, and Will be shipped from
here to Baltimore this evening.
A LITTLE child of Mr.. Charles Burns
was buried yesterday.
OUR friend j. r. Naylor, the Bellairc
localizcr for the Standard, claims to be
the first man who suggested the idea of
building street railroad to connect with
the ROAD in Wheeling, and we believe he
was the first. He also claims to have
shoveled the first dirt in grading the
road, and true to his name, he (Naytor)
nailed the first tmbers yesterday morn
ing, by driving the first spike; and now
all that is left for him to do in order TO
make his work complete, is to get into
the first car that goes over the road, and
pay the Iirst fare, and we have no doubt
but he will be remembered for ages.
POLICEMAN DRUGAN just arrived at
home yesterday evening from New Lis.
bon, Ohio, wither he had taken party
from this city who had been called to
Judgment ut that place.
ABOUT l.ljO feet of the rails of the
street railroad were put down yesterday.
MARTINS FERRY.
MEssRs. Culbertson, Wiley " Co.
shipped large .ot of mill castings this
week to Iuscumbla, Alabama, and have q
large order for water pipe from some
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'o"i III 1i'S'''''PP'' ''' S''0"' '''"'
they are becoming known abroad. They
have all they can do Mt present They
b.ve four na,tern majors at work ali the
time on he" WORK. anu III" IoE'e VI
men in the foundry department. They
b.vo large }ot of ren.irs for the LEA
m o-, .
Dei'e stu p''''''"' '"'""'''' 'o" vi
hand.
The Ohio CITY Iron and Nail works
ava ,r,n;r, - full hlost Or3o-s ~.
-; ,.. ,uoo,, c,u a., tu
'o''''"S III p''''' '''S '''''
trade.
THE Wheeling Steel Works are lying
idle, for what reason, 1t Is not known.
The Excelsior Glass Works have not
resumed operations yet. 1t is to be
hoped that this state Of affairs will not
continue much longer.
THERE is considerable sickness ia town
at present. Gus Rutherman came near
diving one day this week, Of something
akin to cholera. a little child of Jacob
Pence, was buried on Friday afternoon,
and one belonging to T.. Hoover on
Thursday.
KITES are the prevailing mania among
the bows lust now. The air is full of ali
sizes and kinds of kites from morning
till night, and parents are worried for
money 20 buy string and tissue paper.
GEORGE HASEs was arrested on We'd
nesday for disorderly conduct and fined
ten dollars and costs. He got very ugly
and the officer was compelled to use his
mace Oh nun P'e''! i''''H'
FRANK SouNDERs: small, but bad
BOY was arrested LOT sIea''nS lFu'I rom
. .,.a, % n aTm%, - W without tri.i
r -, c.;,.I, 80. :, b,.o -
,,;o,n;c in CiIIos, orchard on tbn ostb
IN, for tho benoft of the Catholic
Church. due notice of which will be
given.
Or.p farmers and gardeners are feeling
in better spirits the last two DAYS. 4
few DAYS of sunshine will brighten
things up wonderfully. Inc long con-
.lnu I wei wen mea'n Ioo, -, sinLncs. and
everyone should see that their cellars and
houses are aires and purified, II not we
may De Tlslleo oy some Scou'se' an. %',u .. ou'
n roT rooI. Of water and the dirty ALLEYS
and have them drained and cleaned up.
See to 1t At once.
Il. T.; owEENEf Is turning '"o'"''
KIN OF Or'cN'