The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-06
BELLAERE.
The II. d =. W. Il. R.-The Eastern
Ohio Medical AssOciation-Chureh
News Personal. Etc.

News Personal. Etc.
We yesterday boarded passenger train
No. 2, and took trip down the Bellalre
and Southwestern Railroad TO its present
terminus, five and half miles below .he
city. Trscklsying is at stand still, and
the force of hands are engaged i'll bal
lasting up parts of the track already laid
with gravel. The sbutments are being
laid for bridge over Wegee creek,
about a half mile above the point at
which the road first crosses, and as soon
as the bridge is completed the laying OF
track will be resumed, Three passenger
trains are run each way daily. No. l
leaves Bellsire at $50 A. NJ, and Wegeer
for the return trip, at 1880 A. NJ. No. 2
leaves Bellaire at 100 P. NJ, and starts
on the return trip at 2:OO, while
No. 3 leaves this end of the line
at 3 p. NJ, and the other end at P. NJ
The fare for the round trip through Is
thlrty-fve cents. The engine Is driven
by Pat Sherry, while Mr. George Poor
man acts as conductor, baggage master
and brakeman. The road does fair bus
mess, though not so brisk as 1t did dur
ing the bad weather, when the wagon
roads were in an almost lmpasssble con-
dition. The stations along the line have
been named after prominent citizens,
namely: Heatherington, Rockershousen,
Craugle, Cowen and Futhey. The pros
poets for al early completion of the rosd
clear through, are good, and it is bound
to be one of the most important OF our
little citys feeders.
A horse belonging to Meals livery
stable took fit in an alley near Bridge
street, Thursday evening, and backed
through an old ladys window.
A grand ball is to be given at Cris-
wells Hall, Gravel Hill, this evening.
DR.. Mccullough is laying a brick
pavement around his residence on Gravel
Hill.
The Finance Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Temperance Union
meets ut the Osborne House this even
ing.
The Belmont Glass Works will resume
operations Monday.
"Maior" w. G. Carman must have
reason to be fond of BelIaire. He is
back again. 49,,
The Bellaire City Light Guards will
not take part in the W heeling sham bat
tie on the Both Of May.
Several Bellaire Mssons went to the
dedication of the Wheeling Temple on
Thursday evening.
A happy social party gathered at Mr..
Kirkpatrck's, last evening, and were
pleasantly entertained by Miss Anna.
The Eastern Ohio Medlco. Chirurgical
Society, at its meeting at the office OF DIR.
Kurz, on Thursday, elected the following
officers: President, DIR. John Cook, OF
Bridgeport; Vice President, DR.. Thomas
Edwards, OF Wheeling; Secretary, DR.. 5.
Z. Sstterthwaite, of Bellsire; Treasurer,
DR.. j. w. Fisher, OF Bridgeport; Board
of Censors, Drs, Kurz, Junkins and
Grafton, of Bellaire; a. II. Hewetsen,
of St. Clairsville, and Fisher of Bridge
port. The society examined the arm OF
MIR. Alex. Littleton, of this city, who
was accidentally shot while hunting last
fsll and whose arm was saved almost by
a miracle. The next meeting OF the
society will be st Bridgeport on the first
Thursday in May.
Tomorrow is quarterly meeting at
the NJ. +. Church. The sacrament OF
the Lords supper will be administered
in the evening.
The sacrament of infant baptism will
be administered at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning a. the close
Of service.
Rev. Wallace, of the U. 2. Church,
presches at QunCy tomorrow.
Tickets Tor the Philip Phillips concert
are for sale in every part OF the city.
The Bellsire Walking Ciub talks Of
challenging OLeary TO walk against
their champion.
John NJ. Amos, editor of the Caldwell,
Ohio, Press was in town Thursday.
The High School Literary Society,
OMITTED lis weekly meeuLg las. evening
on account Of vacation.
The coal trade Is reported brisk in
Bellaire.
The Winebrennsrians have built an
addition tc their church, south OF the
city, and talk of erecting new church
much more commodious and handsome.
The Cincinnati Sunday Breakfast
Table will contain some interesting Bel
iaIre items tomorrow.