The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
,ElGHBORHO0D NEWS.
MARCH 4, 1879.

Police matters have been dull this
week. there being but one case Oh the
docket Fred Duyvel' was the drunk
at the "duyvel," and having filled his
beer Gag chuck full of lager, bad whisky,
saur kraut, limberger, etc, he wended
his meandering way to Il grocery store
in town, and insisted on running the
machine" himself But being 'fuller'n
a goose, and his fresh coat or corpora
ton backing, received by sundry falls
in the mud, Fritz was informed that his
service, were not wanted. Fritze felt
belicerant. and officer Higleyman con
veyed him to the lock up. After sober
ing No enough, the Mayor requested him
to deposit Sl,OO and costs for making $50
much trouble" but not having the lucre
10 ante. he will soon be free to tell "what
he knows of the Bellaire Force Bill and
the beauties of the chain gang.
GOLD PRoB" is beginning to lose his
popularitv-such weather as he is furn-
ishing OF late is becoming positively mo-
notonoua.
The b. x 0. X. r. Company have re-
duced the fare from this city to Baltimore
from SlO25 to 1915.
The Belmont County Commissioners
are in session at st, Clairsvillc this week
TRAINS on the b. * o. road from va
riou, causes, continue very irregular In
their arrival 1T this place.
The river is now in fine stage, and
large quantities nails, glass, &c, are be-
ing shipped by our various establish
mentS.
THE Tallman Brothers have moved
their law office from Central Block to
Belmont street and taken up quarters
with DR.. VI. w. Junkins, and better
set of fellows and more genial trio
never lived. If they cant make law and
medicine mix there is no use in any other
three individuals trying to.
TIE mails over the Central Ohio road
have been very irregular for some time
past, and are the cause Of much incon-
yenience and complaint amoug our Gil
zenS. Some remedy should be iHaugu-
rated, and that soon, for these mutterings
will grow louder and deeper until our
interests are respected.
Mr.. T. w. GARDNER X Son, formerly
Of Lancaster, Ohio, are opehing out II
Lat and cap store in CAROLS new block
on Belmont street. We wish all new
Corners among us success, ard extend
them Il hearty welcome.
\ CONCERT will be given ut School
Hall tonight, by st. Matthews Choir Of
" heciug, for the benefit of the Episco-
pal Chapel Of this city. The programme
contains some fine pieces Of music, and
from what We learn of this Choir, our
people who attend may expect arich mu-
steal treat.
"TRAMPsn are becoming scarce in our
city. The report ofthe smallpox break
ing out among them ut Wheeling, had
the effect of stirring up our authorities,
and the Soup House was abolished by
our City Council on Thursday night;
and now that "Othcllo'S occupation 5
gone, their song is now literally
Tramp, tramp, tramp,
The boys are marching
Gus genial friend, f. NJ. Snively,
moved his news depot across the street
Yesterday, and is now comfortably fixed
in his new quarters, under the b. " ..
depot. Mr.. Snlyely is one of our most
cuterprising and accommodating bust
ness men, and is doing a lively trade i'll
his line. He is the agent here for the
Wheeling REGISTER, which, by the way,
is one Of the most popular daihes that
comes to our city, and which Is eagerly
sought and read every morning by our
citizens. He also furnishes all the lead
ing dailics of Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling. and all the leading periodicals
of the day.
NOTHING in life can be more crafty
ing TO the good than to know and feel
that their intentions and labors are un-
der.tood and appreciated. Such rcticc-
tons make lis more cheerful IN our hours
of gayety, and prove sweet consolation
in moments Of glooms, both of which
feelings we all experience in this check
cred existence. Rev. Rodgers, pastor Of
the VI. +. Church of tins city, has been
the recipient of numerous little tokens of
respect and esteem from various mem
beers of his congregation, which will
often recall to mind his many good
friends in busy, busting Bellaire when
he has left us, and is mingling in other
scenes amid new found friends. Among
the latest of these momentos is Il hand
some gold watch chain, from Mr.. G.. G..
GRAY; and a fine Prince William over
coat presented by the ladies of his con-
crcgation. Our Bcllaire ladies will ever
be- kindly remembered by him, for their
kindly regards. and their zeal in aiding
him III his labors in the cause OF the
Great Master.
THE railroad committees of this place
and Arm strongs Mills met i'll consulta-
ton in this city on Tuesday, and adopt
ed resolution appointing Messrs. Isaac
Welsh, J. II. Sullivan, Alex Armstrong,
William NJ. Armstrong, K. w. Lindsey,
William &. Bernard, John Fink, Isaac
Booth and A. w. Anderson committee
to make application for Il charter for Il
railroad from Bellaire to Armstrong;
mills mndcr the title Of the "Bellaire
! and Southwestern Railroad" to meet
and connect with the McConnellsville
road at the latter point. Arrangements
were further made tor an early survey of
the route, and other matters of interest
were discussed all tending towards the
earliest measures of securing the road.
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