The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-20
RELLAIRE LOCALS.

The city water main is being extended
TO the north end of Gravel Hill along
the sllev. lust west Of Noble street.
The water main on Thirty-Seventh
street sprspg leak yesterday morning,
and section Of It had - be removed.
1t seems they have bodily moved Cum
Minis Grove half mile up the river, or
else the InteLLigsncsr's local made mis-
take about the location OF Mr.. Bodies
summer garden Saturday.
At sale of furniture on Gravel Hill,
Saturday, piano was knocked down at
SIS. A new No. s cook stove brought
only so cents, and 3 bran new kitchen
safe sold tor the same price. Other
things went at equally ridiculous prices.
The furniture belonged to families who
have moved to the West.
The festival st Criswells Hall, on
Friday evening was very enjoyable
one indeed. It Melted the NJ. +. Church
in the neighborhood of $50. Miss Bessie
Hoge was the successful contestant for 8
handsome bouquet, and Mr.. 5. z. Ham,
ilton for 8 cake.
The Bellsire boat club gave picnic st
CummiRs Grove Saturday afternoon.
The High School Literary Society
elected the following officers st its meet
ing st the residence of Prof.. Duff, Fri
dsy evening: President, Miss Ella
BlAnkinsop; Vice-President, Andrew An
dersor; Secretary, Miss Julis Fsupel;
Critics, w. T. Stewart and Miss Jennie
Smith. The school is making prepsrs-
tions for commencement in June, at
which time its first class will graduate.
Professor b. &. Hagarmsn, Of Bethany
College, preached In the Disciples
Church yesterday. taking for his text
passage from Ephesisns, wake thou
that sIeepeth, and arise from the dead;
come unto Christ and He will give thee
lite"
Rev. Tolsnd preached at Darlington
Yesterday, and consequently there was
no service at the NJ +. Church.
The Light Guards held a special busi-
ness meeting Saturday night. Their
regular drill meeting is tonight
The Board Of Directors recently elect
ed by the stockholders OF the Street Rail
wsy Company, will meet to-day Tor the
purpose of organizing.
The Baron Bsfe Ball Club played at
Bridgeport on Saturday. Another Bel
laire club played at Ritchietown.
The Board of Directors OF the South
western Railroad company meet to-mor-
row. The prospects for the completion
| of the road, at least to Armstrong; Mills
this summer, are said TO be good.
Applicants for positions IS teachers IN
the public schools abound.
White s. Marsh haye completed their
new factory on Thiriy.hith street. The
new business block erected by Mr..
Kellener, on Belmont street, is ready for
the plasterers. Mr.. j b. Dsrrah's resi-.
/ dence on Noble street, Horns addition,
is about ready for occupation, and the
| dwellings Of Messrs. Farls and Strsub in
the same addition are approaching COM
| pletion. Messrs. knaCk, Hahn, aud Nc
Graw Bros, have houses nearly COM
pleted on Gravel Hill. The buiness
buildings by j. NJ. Maring IL Co, and
| Mr.. Brlenlich on Union street are going
to do credit to that part OF the city.
Smaller buildings, one by Nj Wsymsn
on Guernsey street, and one by Mr..
! Hsttery on Belmont street. are also
about finished.
The music at the German Church will
repay even persons who are not familiar
with the language tor attendance on
worship there. There is nothing preten-
tious about it, but nearly all the congre-
CATION are trained singers.
The election Of teachers for the public
schools of this city has been deferred I'M
til Monday evening, June l0tb,-three
weeks hence-in order to give applicants
for the positions an opportunity to be OK.
smined. The examining board will meet
in No. 8, central school building, at $50
A. NJ, Saturday June lst. At that time
all applicants who have not been exam
ined, or whose certificates expire June
1879, will appear for examination. The
Board OF Education has determined not
to employ any teacher whose certificate
does not cover the whole time tor which
the teacher is 10 be employed.