The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
RELLAIRE LOCALS.

Mr.. Dunbar speaks in Bridgeport TO-
morrow evening.
Mr.. Frank Grubb, of Columbus, spoke
at The temperance meeting last night.
The Murphy folks will have an apron
and neck-tie festival next Thursday night
at City Hall.
Mr.. J. K. Nsylor will run as an 10
dependent candidate for Assessor IN the
Third ward
Mr.. w. w. Morrison, who is attending
college at New Concord, is at home Tor
shor. time.
The Sunday afternoon temperance
meeting will bo held at the Disciples
Church at o'clock.
The three boys who ran of from their
homes on Gravel Hill, turned up yester-
day, quite satisfied with their experience
in the cold, cold world"
The Democratic city and township
conventions are to be held to-day, the
latter this afternoon and the former this
evening at 1870, both at City Hall.
MIR. Boreallofus Gryndercuss, an ltsl-
ian Count from Tippersry, paid our city
q visit SD ief rs womsn's love" yesterday.
He was accompanied by mittraillsnce
piano forte.
a slight FIRE yesterday afternoon al five
o'clock, in the engine house Of the Baron
Manufacturing Company, was sufficient
to raise general alarm, call out the
"machines," and tool the reporters,
Owing to the irregulsrity in the Is. u
| o. trains on account Of wash.outs on the
road, the Wheeling papers have been ar
irving IN Bellalre an hour and hall
later than usual. This will be remedied
next week.
Another boy was consigned TO the ten.
der precincts of the city Jail yesterday,
for jumping on trains while in motion IN
the b. & o. yard. Three trsmps were
also arrested and conducted beyond the
city limits, with warning not to come
back.
The Star Literary Society, at its meet
ing Thursday evening" elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Z. Q. Marsh,
ESQ; Vice President, Mr.. James h.
Truemsn; Secretary, Miss Martha Kirk
patrick; Treasurer, Miss Matte Elton
Executive Committee, Miss Phena
| SClOel ana MT. SuhS. SucoLs.
Belaire Murphies are getting TO wear
ing fsnciiul pins to fssten their blue
ribbons. One as a hcrescent of silver,
with the words, ain God We trust.
Another has gold cross; another has a
blue ensmeled pin, with the inscription,
True Blue and still another has 8
miniature printers stick signifyiRg
that he intends to stick.
Mr.. A. L. Wethersld, having purl
chased sn interest in the Ohio City mil.
at Martins Ferry, will sever his connec-
ton with the Bellsire mill as Superin
tendeLt. 1t is probable that two Super
tcndents will be chose in his place. In
Mr.. Wethorsd the Bellaire mill, society
and all other interests, lose man whose
place it will be hard indeed to fill.
At the Murphy meeting Thursday
evening, Mr.. Dunbar, Mr.. Warning and
DR.. Wright made short speeches, and
Misses. Sue and Jennie Oliver, two little
girls from Wheeling Island, who are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Lester, or
Gravel Hill, sang Duet, and MIR. Dun
bar and Mrs. Carroll another. Seventy
five signatures TO the pledge were OBJ
tanned The meeting this evening viii
be at the NJ. L. Church; that this after
noon vt the Disciples church. The al
ternoOn sessions are only less interesting
than the evening ores.
The delegates, Councilmen and AS
SCISSORS nominated by the Demo
cratic ward Primaries on Thurs.
dsV evening are as follows:
First ward-City Delegates, Albert
Rodefer, Christian Clesver, A. Dunlap
Council, Albert Rodeter. Assessor
George Phillips. Township Delegates
Christian CIeaver and Marion Huffman
Second ward-City Delegates, John Nc
Dermott, John Wallace, Vachel Viii.
liams. Council, Patrick Sherry. AS
SCISSOR, Jas. W, Highleyman. Township
Delegates, J. B. Darrsh, John Gallagher
Third wart-CIty Delegates, William
Zlmmer, Charles BrocKmsn and VIM
Manly. Council, George Kerns. AS
SCISSOR, Henry Maggie. Township Dele
gates, Andrew Scbick and Sam Braden
Fourth ward-City Delegates, Willisn
Meek, Jr., John b. Wallace, John Big
low. Council, Alex AuIt. Assessor,
j.. e.. Jennings. Township Delegates
A. w. Anderson and +. g. Morgan
Fifth ward-City Delegates, b. j. My
ers, W. Is Workman, James McGrsw
Council, W. B. Workman. Assessor
VIM. Alton Same as the Republican
ticket. Township Delegates, A. j. My
ers, W. 3. Workman.