The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-24
NEIGHB0RHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
BEI.LklRE.
lnuNcIL ln morrnM lIthL

COUNCIL to morrow sht.
TIE ball given by the Ohio base bali
club last Saturday night was well al
eLded.
HE Fifth ward school bell arrived
last week and will be placed in position
In q day or two.
THERE g to be another meeting ut
City Hal. tonight, 10 endeavOr to .ur-
ther the colonization project.
OWING to the pleasant weather yes
terday and last evening, the different
places o! worship were well attended.
TOMORROW morning r. 3 o'clock the
receiving o. sealed proposals for -"
leaf tobacco warehouse At this place
will be c'o.eG.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Be!laire and Southwestern
railroad VIII take place at the c'mpanys
office on the 4th OF October.
Mr.. ANDREW MoLYNEAUX, formerly
ot the Giant Tea house in this city. has
accepted position with large Phils-
deiphia tes house, and is travelling for
! the same.
Rev. PROF. G. B. hAGEkMAN, o..
Bethany College, otticisted at the Dis
cp.es Church, yesterday, This gentle
man is II talented minister, and preached
good sermons.
| LAST Friday evening a small son OF
Mrs. Alice Drum met with the accident
OF having leg broken by mule tramp
ing on il. Medical aid Was speed! y rem
dered and the sufferer eased.
The Democratic meeting held on til"
! Public square last night WAS largely n
tended. aud some good and convincing
speaking was done. Our political .etn
rem OF this county are working up AND
doing all in their power to secure Il
Democratic Governor this fall Wal
lace5 band afforded good music tor the
occasion.
BELOW We give the appointments made
Tor the Barnosville District Nj. Church
by the late Conference held Mt Cleve-
land: J. NJ. Carr. 2. E.-BarEesvIlla,
j. &. sullivan; GAINESVILLE Circuit, Il. f..
Edgell; Beilsire j. w. TolanG; Bell lre
Circuit, j. Il. Moore; Bridgepor Jo-ePh
Gledhill; Bridgeport Circuit, q. u. Nmlti
Besll vile, g. b. Hen:horne; Center
vile, w. Darby; Darlington, NJ. G.
Grimes; Fai7view, j. |. Wilson; Free
port, T. W. Lane; Hendrysburg, Nj.
Su.z; Hannibal, +. +. Phillips; Millers-
burg supply, j. r. Smith; Morr.sLowr,
W. D. StaoEey; Powhsttsn, H. y. Coh-
blldee; st. ClairsvilIc, Is. f. bco1".l,
Somertou, A. e. Rotp; WoodsGe.J. ".
Il. Rider; Armetrong, j. IL. White An
tioch supply, j. G. Garrett.
\ PETITION has been largely is'"a
by many OF the best citizens OF t.,-.,i..
and county, asking tina. the pro- 90.
thOrities have home erected in E.'an
to keep the little waits, parentess chill.
erned by parents. The County Commits
sIonero nave given notice that
this project will be voted on
1T tno next election, which takes place
Oh The second Tuesday in October next.
THIS is n movement that every resident
of Belmont county should be highly inter
ested in. With the present arrangement,
children who have no parents and who
are necessarily thrown upon charity, are
sent TO the poor house, where they are
allowed to associate with all classes of
people, thereby insulling into their
young minds the very seed OF condemns.
Llon aud de- !raIsLlOn. We call lpon
the voters OF the c,unty to remcrn.
Der these little ones and
1T the mex. election vote for
u home tor the little ones where they
may he reared up under good influence.