The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-20
rEIeHBORHOoD NEWS.
RELLAIRK.

BUsIsHss 10 somewhat on the in
crease. |
THE revival at the Disciples church
has closed. -
Two new millinery stores have been
opened lately. uJ
The light guards met at their hall to
drill Wednesday night.
THERE Is to be dance in the City
Hall tomorrow evening.
AN ordinance has passed the council
for an equalization board.
THERE is to be q social hop at the Cen
ten nlat Hotel, next Friday evening.
wv. CosKsroE has the contract for
painting aud pencillng the NJ. Z.
Church.
DR.. WOODBRIDGE OF Marietta, a broth
er of Mrs. j. A. Gallaher, has located IN
tlis place.
DR.. III. w. JUNKIN', who has been
quite sick for some Time past, is recover
| ing.
TIE old tree on the South Side of the
PuSic Square has bsea dug up, but not
removed.
lHs City Council has passed an o rei-
nance compelling business men to put
up iron awning braces.
THE Catholic brass band is now
thoroughly organized with RsV. +.
Sykes corGeLlst.
TEE Bellaire Turner's will give an en-
ter,a,nment and ball 1t ZIcn's hall on
the evening OF the 23d inst.
Or1TEs number OF Isaac Walton's fol-
lowers were engaged IN plscatorial sports
b=lJw Bensun's Ferry yesterday.
T. ii. PUMPHREY imblbed too much
st41gle loot" Wednesday, and was as.
sesssd LwJ dollars and Costs.
OFFICER Fred Martin, of the Fourth
ward, D., S been sick ios several days, but
Is now in iair way TO recover.
OS N bic and Jeff.rson streets there
is 30 ne improvement going on IN the
way OF laying new pavement.
The trustees of the water works have
organized by e!ecting VIM. +. Jones,
President, aud Ii. Wilson, Secretary.
THERE. is rumor ahoat that the Ma
tlonal Glass Works Will resume opers-
toms about the first OF next month.
No ARRESTS have as yet been made in
the Rrser.Lynn shooting scrape which
occurred at Belmont, last Tuesday morn
ing.
Ii. G.. PUMPHBEY is excavating for a
new foundation on which be comtem-
plates building large ice house this
spring.
PATRICK CURRAN sustained \ severe
accidents 1T Wee Gee last Wednesday, by
having tis hand mashed by q stone tall
ing on 1t,
THE Bret Harte literary society meets
tonight at the residence OF Mr.. MILL
gan. Oh McMahon's creek, about a mile
from town.
The Wallace Brothers are engaged in
putting machinery III their key factory,
which will do away with quite large
number OF hands.
The Mayor has not made any appoint
| ments 10 office oa acCOun' Of some ot the
Gentlemen Of the CuuucIl desiring &c
abu!ish some OF the CITY offices.
HE coopers who have been on strike
have gone 10 work at tour cents per keg.
Macy OF the old coOpers have been dis
placed by new hancs from distaLce.
Mr. j. NJ. REESE, City Clerk, has given
| bond Tor his faithful attendance TO DUTY,
which has been accepted. Messrs. Jas.
McGregor, jr., and K. W. Nelson BONDS.
men.
TIE case Of the Bellaire and South
western railroad ~. w. L. Bradford, for
non payment OF subscription, WAS on
trial II the City Hall yesterday. At II
late hour the case had not been submit
ted.
Mrs. Mary Mccormick, mother . I
Deputy Marensl Mccormick, is very slck
ut the residence oi her son, No. 424
Belmont street. She is suffering with
iaintlng spells, and III all probability will
not recover.
REV. J. J. SreaC"r left for Buffalo,
New York, yesterday, wnere ne will rs
sist Rev. Mr.. Wharton in y series Of re-
vivais. Tho Rcv. Mr., White, al Wheel.
ing, is expected to Ell MIR. Spencer's pull
pit while absent
Mr. SHtPPEKD asked council at its
meeting Tuesday night, 20 draw up an
ordinance amending n ordnance pro
vding for the appointment vi five
watchmen, and substitute in their st'ad
three watchmeO. L. WAS carried. The
same gentlemen asked Tor an ordinance
to aboIlsh he Office OF city engineer.
The Belairc City Guards are at
loggerheads with each other. There is a
certain peTc"r tage OF their milit,ry f rec
that desire debating the Eastern trouble
! in preference 10 lighting II out ION this
line" ind having been defeated are send
ing IN their designations, which the war.
ike members are thankful 10 accept.
A petition is in circulation asking the
Governor to release Albert King, John
DAVIS and Lewis WeIshase who were
convicted OF rsvishing the person of Mrs.
Eliza 5 Lamb, on the evening of the
"a OF last December, one mile west of this
plste. Tne boys have been IN the Pen.
ltentla-y about six weeks. Mr.. VIM. ).
KeuLon, Prosecuting Attorney of Bel
mont county, has signed the petition
Judge Okev, before whom the mi-
creants were tried did not sign tie petit
ton, bu. has written q letter 10 the Gov.
crnor commencing their release.
! NOT DERILITi7ING, As THE
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