The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-05

BELLAlRI.
Busrsnss Is Improving some. ~
Josrrl HAa.ls Is here on . visit. ~
THKk. were many strangers in town,
yesterday.
TIE Hutchinson Family will appear
MAJ 10th.
WHEELING collectors are getting very
numerous.
NAYLoR u Co., have bought out Mr..
Hoffman, news dealer.
The Leon Bros. Combination will en-
tertain the citizens tonight.
tbs Light Guards meet tonight to
award bids for uniforms.
TIE Belmont Glass works declared, on
the 9th, dividend Of five per cent.
CAPT. MoMILLIMAN and John Ed
manson will leave for the Black Hills
soon.
A PAIR of Philadelphia book agents
are molesling the quiet of the average
household.
YE Ode Folke Concert Thursday
night, was q success in point OF num-
bers.
Mr.. WV. KIDD, of Kidds mines, will
erect several new bull dings at his works,
this summer.
CENTRAL AVENUE needs working. 1t
has been in rough condition for several
years.
Mr. JOE GRAFTON has gone on trip
in the interest of the Marietta Chair
Company.
THE Fifth ward temperance club will
hold festival in the Fifth ward school
house, to night.
THE Nail Works and Baron Manufac-
turing Company are said to have all the
orders thoy can fill.
Mr.. JOHN ARC HE, for sixteen years
past, q member OF the Board OF Educa-
ton has resigned.
The Clipper base ball club has been
granted permission by Council to play
on the Public Square.
ZILcH has made arrangements to- have
good lunch during the morning and
afternoon OF to.day.
Mr.. ORION GILL is visiting his old
home in the west Mr.. Gill is the head
OF the firm OF Gill & Walker.
MRS. MORGAN, mother Of V 7. Nor
gan, captain of the Light Guards, died
very Unexpectedly at her home in the
First ward, Yesterday morning.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Street Railway
Company, takes place next Tuesday
afternoon. A new board will be elected
on the l4th inst.
JOHN GILL and Robert Walker were
arrested and brought before Mayor
Strahl for "forestalling" vegetables on
market day, Each was fined 81 and
costs, which they paid.
Col. PooRMAN aud James Anderson
made q short visit to Washington, ID. g.,
on very important business. Some init.
mate that the Colonel is after the Col.
lectorship of this district.
WALTER DARRAH, the newly elected
trustee of water works, is busily engaged
IN turning his whole time to the interest
of the water works. He is an efficient
officer.
Mr.. AUTHUR MCCLAIN has deter
mined to haye patronage for the street
railway, and in view thereof, has issued
commutstioL ticket allowing fifty rides
for two dollars, an average OF four cents
ride.
The Wallace cornet band WAS regal
log the citizens with some fine music
Thursday night. Il was reported that
Mr. Wallace retired in disgust from the
band. 1t is q mistake. Mr.. Wsllace's
business is such as to rrohlbi; his at
tendance regular, and be resigned on
this account
EUsTACE KNIGHT filled to overlooking
with "iusil OH and book, dug up the
Ratchet and went on the war path
Thursday. seeking whom he might de-
vou-. Ire first one whom be met was
fond and stfee.lolate brother, who re.
monstrated with him for his conduct.
Eustsce held slight difference of opIn-
ion with Daniel, and then followed the
blows from Eustace's great brawny fists.
Daniel had EIsLace brough. before the
Mayor, and fRed So and costs.