The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-25
BELLAIEE LOCALS

Sunday was quarterly meeting a. the
NJ. Church. The Sacrament was at-
ministered in the morning, Presidin z
Elder Carr preached at l04 o'clock in the
morning and 7 o'clock IN the evening.
Misses Nellie Hoge and Msggie FarIs
went to St. ClsiFsville yesterday to visit
the family OF their uncle, Judge COwen.
The Presbyterian Church looks bright
and clean after its recent renovation.
Miss Annie Mum, OF Sharon, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. John Robinson, on Rose
Hill.
The Ohio Base Ball CluD went to the
expense of advertising their picnic next
Saturday, with large sheet posters.
Somebody very carefully covered up ev.
cry one of them with poster for the
picnic of the Black PRICE Lodge K Of
p, Of Wheeling. That it was done de-
signedly is proven by the fact that 1t Is
done so systematically the Wheeling
posters might as well be buried as used
here in that way.
Saturday Mrs. Crawford broke several
windows in O'Malley'S saloon on Thirty
second street, Marshal Archer gs:a.
cred her in.
The 81. F. Coyle" who figures SO ex-
tensively in the current sensational
stories about j. Wilkes Booth, and who
was editor of the National Lnteiyigsncsr 1t
Washington at the time Lincoln was
shot, is the Mr.. John +. Coyle who lately
had the Edison speaking phonogrsPh on
exhibition here.
The most barefsced and reckless lie we
eyer saw was in the Bellsire locals in the
MtcliigencsT last Saturday morning. II.
was there said that when Nr. Ed. Overs
lett town we insinusted that It WAS 20 es-
cape the payment OF some bills. etc. No
such InsinusLon ever appeared IN the
REGISTER; but the hitsLiigsHrsr local
boldly stated that to be the true reason
for Mr.. Owens sudden departure.
The ice cream soCial for the benefit OF
the Episcopal Church will be held at the
residence OF NJ. V. Miller, on Grave.
Hill, next Thursday night.
The various Masonic bodies turned out
in full force, Yesterday, in tuil regaiia,
headed by the band OF the Second RegI-
ment, o. n. g. Alter brief parade
they took the b. IL S. w. K. +. for RODE
fer's orchard, where basket picnic was
held. Extra trains were run by the road
all day, the fare Tor the round trip being
twelve cents. Many embraced the OPP
portunity to ride on the "rseing narrow
gauge" for the first time. and the picnic
was well attended.
The Board of Education her" he'd dip.
Tomas printed from Especial photographic
design to be presented TO the graduates of
the High School The commencement
will take piade next Friday evening in
School Hal. Instrumental music viii be
furnished by volunteer performers O!
merit, and some of the best sill -
ors in town will help furnish tue
vocal music. Prof. Dun will preseD:
the diplomas. The graduates are four in
NUM- Der: Messrs. Willie Stewart, Lyle
Thoburn, Bonnie Faris and Miss Ella
Blankinhsop. Other pupils of the high
School will assist in the entertainment Of
the audience. After the close Of the
commencement proper q complimentary
banquet to invited guests will be given
BY the members OF The school. The whole
thing promises TO be rs memorable au
affair rs the first occasion Of the kind in
the city ought to be, and we hope our
citizens will do themselves the credit OF
approaching 1t properly.
The Church Of God Of BenwoOd had
festival a. City Hall last night and vii.
repeat it this evening.
We are sorry TO chronicle the serious
illness OF Frank MAYOR. He mas been
confined to his room since Sunday.
Ground was broken yesterday a. the
east end o; Thirty-secoud street, for the
city work house. 1t will be completed
by the middle Of July.
a gang of hard-ooEiDg gypsies wen.
through town yesterday.
The Republicans in the various wards
chose their delegates to the District con-
vention, At SteubenvilIe on next Thurs
day, last Saturday night.