The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-04
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The rolling mill stopped Saturday for
sn indefinite period.
Captain +. N. Cowen, of the st. Clairs-
vile light guards, was in town yesterday.
The inclement weather materially re-
duced the number of church. goers yes.
terdsy.
Mr.. Thomas Cunmins, who has been
confined to his bed for some time, Is con-
vslescent.
Mr.. John Carson leaves to day for the
wilds OF Wetzel county, w. Va, to visit
his country cousins.
The Agricultural Implement Works
will run full time this week. Orders are
coming in thick and fast.
Mr.. Louis Giella, of Gravel Hill, is
happy now; but such bouncing daughter
would make anybody happy.
The thanks OF the REGISTER Office are
due and hereby rendered to Messrs. Lit
ten and Workman for favors.
The protrscted meeting at the NJ. E.
Church will be continued through this
week. the interest seems unsbated.
The Bellsire and Southwestern rail-
road is doing passenger business far in
excess of the directors or the publIc's
expectations.
The employees of the National Glass
Works presented gold-hesded cane to
Albert Rodeier, the popular manager,
the other day.
Citizens of Belmont county are secur-
ing signers 10 petition in favor Of law
against trespassing by strsgglers who are
in search OF birds and game.
The mite society for the benefit of the
Fifth Ward Presby terisn Mission Sab.
bath School, will meet at the residence Of
Mr.. Louis Clohsn this evening.
The agency of the B. & o. express has
been transferred to Mr.. A. Richardson,
whose obliging manners insure sstisfsc-
tion to the patrons of the company.
The band of the Second regiment will
be fully equipped by the 18th inst, at
which time they will make their debut at
the grand ball given by Company d.
Mr.. w. II. Criswell and family left
this city for Kansas City, Mo-, on Friday
evening. They will remain in that city
until spring, when they will move to a
farm in Kansas.
Mr.. Alexander Clohan leaves to day
via the National Pike for his future home
in the neighborhood of Winchester,
Va, He takes with him supply OF
farming implIments.
Friday night OF this week our citizens
are to be treated to q rich dramatic per-
formsnce for the Gravel Hill Mission
Sunday School, in their hall in the Fifth
ward school building.
A meeting under the auspices of the
Woman's Temperance League was held
at the Presbyterian Church yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. 4. g. Ora
craft of Wheeling, was announced as
the speaker.
Mrs. Il n. Asmsn has taken charge Of
the organ of the st. Johns Catholic
Church. She has high reputation for
musical skill, and the large congregation
of st. Johns are fortunate in securing
her services.
AS previously announced, the NJ. +.
Sabbath school held y concert exercise,
led by Prof. Duff for the benefit of the
Board OF Foreign Missions, Sunday after
noon, IN the church. The singing was
led by Prof. John Wallace, assisted by
Miss Martins clsI.
1t was announced at the Presbyterian
church, yesterday morning that the en-
tire church debt had been raised. This
debt was for the building of the church,
which, though erected several years ago,
is yet in an unfinished condition. This
payment of the debt leaves the cOngre-
cation free TO finish the interior as IN
tended, which will no doubt be done IS
soon as possible.
The followers of Winebrener find the
the capacity of their church, south OF
town, taxed to the utmost to sccommo-
date even a small part OF the concourse
that is nightly attracted by their exer-
cises at their revival. Our citizens are
obliged 10 be at the church much earlier
than the commencement of the services
IN order to secure even standing room.