The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-26
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

- McNeice was fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness. yesterday, by Mayor
Strahl.
The State of Ohio Is about 10 issue
avail" tents to ell uniformed members
Of the Belaire militia.
Last week, Mr.. kirkpatrick, the
mailer, had eight members IN bis family.
Now he has nine, it Is boy, and he says
he will name it after the new Pope.
Temperance mite boxes have been
placed at the door of several OF the
churches of the city, to give these who
desire q chance TO contribute TO the cause.
A darkey and white man, George
Mcpherson and Jacob Strahl, were ar
rested Sunday, but no cause appearing
for their detention they were allowed to
go.
Indian run has got its back up away
above the railroad bridge, and the boys
are praying for freeze before it gets 1t
| down again. They want a skating
rink.
Rev. b. F. Beazelle, of st. Ciairsyille,
will preach in the NJ. 4. Church of this
city this evening. Mr.. Beszelle is a fine
pulpit orator, aud our citizens will do
well to hear him.
"Allstoons," grand spectacular mill
tary drama, is being prepared for pre-
sentation, and will be put on the boards
at Zi'ch's Hall, as soon as possible, for
series of nights.
A committee has. been appointed by
the Disciples Church to make arrange.
ments preparatory TO giving some min
| lister of their denomination q call to their
pulpit, now vacant.
Friday week the Presbyterian Mission
Sabbath School of Gravel Hill, will give
q dramatic and musical entertainment
in their hall, and on Saturday night fol-
lowing will repeat it in School Hall,
Fourth ward. The affair is making
great deal of interest.
A butcher shop on Union street was
burglsrizad on Saturday night. The
first attempt was successful, and the par
ty took away considerable quantity OF
meat. But on returning for second
load they were heard, and were Obliged
TO flee without any booty.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will meet at the Sunday School room to-
dav at 3 p. NJ and the gentlemen at Z p.
NJ. Both meetings are for the purpose oil
devising ways and means of paying of
the Church debt, q considerable part OF
which has lately been raised by SUBJ
scription.
Conrad Feeley, George Crlswell,
Stephen Gressinger, Walter Darrsh, +.
b. Winans, J. r. Nsylor, A. w. Ander-
son, Daniel Theobold and John I. Kelly,
are some of the prominent candidates for
Msyor on the Democratic side. John D..
Powell and Joel Strahl are all we have
heard named among the Republicans.
NJ. Sonncborn, the popular Bellaire
clothier, left Saturday evening for New
York, to lay in his stock OF clothing,
gents furnishing goods, hats and caps,
&C., for the spring and summer trade.
We would advise the citizens OF Bellaire
and surroundings to wait with their pur-
chsses until his return. He says he will
sell so cheap that it will be q surprise to
the oldest lnhabitsnt rs to how 1t Is
done.
The friends OF Emory, the man who
was sent to the peni.entisry for aiding
ard sbetting Gary, the murderer of Cas-
per Paul at the West Wheeling ferry
boat few years ago, sre.msking strenu-
Gus efforts to secure his pardon. In con-
siderstion of the fact that Gary has been
psrdored for several months, and is now
at his home in this city, We can't see
what just reason there can be for keep
ing u man merely convicted OF being his
accomplice in confinement.