The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-27
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

A handsome new iron fence is being
erected about the premises OF Mrs. A. Du
Bots, on Guernsey street.
Mr.. J. T. Duff, superintendent OF the
city schools, and Mr.. j. 3. Cash, princl-
pal of the high school, went 10 Steuben-
Vile, yesterday, to visit the schools OF
that city.
Mr.. Dunbar was in town Thursday
evening and Yesterday. De is not en-
gsged in the temperance work in BelisIre
at present. however.
A copy of the -. CIairsyille Gazette
and Citizen, in the possession Of Mr.
Gressinger, OF the Leader, who was one
OF lis editors, con tains d road notice,
giving notice Of \ petition to
be presented 10 the County
comuLission ers asking that road be Lsld
out from Busset! u Cos paper mill, IN
Pfa:e Township, through the lands OF
Joseph Kirkw0od to West Wheeling,
thence through the lands OF Thomas d.
Geuin, David Harper, Archibald Todd.
Martin l. Todd, james Cummlns, Lewis
Rvthen. William Bsrnsrd, Thornton A.
Horn, John Rodefer, and Reuben Harris
to the town of Bell Air. This road Is
the present county road from Betlalre to
. Bridgeport, and the land spoken OF a.
thst Llme 1850 rs farms, with the eI-
| ception OF those of GeniD, Harper, Todd,
and part OF that of Cummins, has been
since absorbed By the city. The "town
Of Bell Air. at that time reached no
| further north than the present line
of the Central Ohio Railroad,
The same paper contains an &C
count of u railroad meeting at Morris
| town, st which resolutions were adopted
| looking 10 the securing of the Central
ONO Railroad. Such articles are curlons
reading matter tor those who know only
the BeI.aire Of to-day.
This evening at Zilch's Hall the Inde-
pendent Dramatic Association will give
= grand dramatic and musical entertain
meDL lJr the ber eff. OF Mrs. Olive jeff
| ers, on which occasion will be presented
! the comedy Dutch Justice and the
tarces Intelligence Office" and Deaf in
| Horn" and good selection Of music.
A fast female from GAINESVILLE, who
has been misbehaving IN Bellsire for 8
while, has been furnished free lodging in
the city lookup.
At the meeting of the Ladies Temper
snce League yesterday evening, the fol-
/ lowing officers were elected President
| Mrs. j. B. Smith Vice. Presidents, Mrs
/ John j Powell and Mrs. John Hoffman
Secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll; Treas,
urer, Mrs. Genl. G. w. Hoge. Resolu-
tions were adopted fixing remuneration
for the use Of the churches, and paying
several other bills, and the following
important resolution was presented and
/ adopted:
WHEREAS, We have heard with pain
of the temptation to drink, experienced
by some who are trying to reform and
| live for Christ after tasting VINE at the
commonunIon, therefore be it
Rcsolcsd, That we demonstrate with
the elders and official members Of the
churches against furnishing termented
wine for communion service hereafter.
A store room is being erectot on the
vacant lot at the northeast corner Of Bel
mont street and Central avenue.
Rev John Hsttery is erecting u struc-
ture on Belmont street. opposite the pub
lie square.
The men who were injured by the
Goblet factory accident on Wednesday
are doing finely. Hopes are now enter
tanned OF Corners recovery.