The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-13
BELLAIRE LOCALS.


The BellRire Light Guards hold an
adjourned business meeting this evening
for the adoption of important financial
measures.
Phillip Phillips will sing in the N. L.
Church in this city this evening, accom-
psnying himself upon MS own organ.
Many of the songs and nearly sil OF the
music is of Mr.. Phillips own compost
ton, and it is rarely that one has the
opportunity to hear as Justly famous q
composer render his own popular pro-
ductions. When Mr.. Philips sang 10
the same church before it was hlied liter.
ally to oyerhowiag, and many went
away unable to obtain seats.
The funeral of Mr.. John Butte took
place from his late residence Yesterday
morning at o'clock, the remains being
taken to Cam bridge tor Interment at $40.
Mrs. Williams, who died on Thurs.
day, was buried Yesterday at ? o'clock.
Rev. Castor will preach At the Nc
Mshon Church, south Of Benwood, TO-
morrow afternoon, st three o'clock.
The principals OF the public schools in
the different wards had business meet
ing in the office of City Superintendent
Duff yesterday afternoon.
The Sacrament VIII be administered at
the Presbyterian Chuch tomorrow fore
noon. Dr.. Dixon, of Csdiz, will assist
Rev. CASTOR IN the services. He vii!
also preach this afternoon.
Mr.. James Wilson is making some
handsome improvements about his prem
ises on Belmont street.
Goodrich, of the Monroe Gazette, was
in the city yesterday.
The city assessors are making their
rounds.
The new wheels for the street cars
have not yet been received, and the pub
lie is fast losing patience with the mlser-
able mismanRgement of the affair.
The best news we have heard for q
long time is that Mr.. Dunbar, the tenn
persnce apostle, will return to Bellaire
next week. His first meeting will be
Tuesday night.
Rev. Tolsnd sad family are out Of
town, visiting his parents.
The Star Literary Society chose the
following officers for the ensuing term:
President, Miss Martha Kirkpatrick
Vice President, Miss Mollie kirkpatrick;
Secretary, Mr.. NJ. Smith; Treasurer,
James L. Trueman; Executive Commit
tee, Z. 9. Marsh and Miss Eta Muth.
AT the meeting OF the Board of
Directors of the Bellsire and South
western railroad yesterday at the Cttce
of the company in this city, it Was dis
covered that all OF the necessary .ulds
had been raised by the syndicate for the
completion of the road, with the exception
OF $4,000. The time tor raising it was
extended one week, by which time 1t Will
undoubtedly be obtained. and the work
OF track laying 90 on.
j. r. Naylor u Co., have the largest
and best selected stock Of wal paper
ever brought to this city, and are selling
at q considerably lower price than ever
before known in Bellsire.
J.R. Nsylor u Co., corner of Belmont
and Third streets, have large and
varied stock of wall papers and window
shades. They are selling brown backs at
six cents and white at eight cents, which
is cheaper than the same grades Of goods
were ever sold in Beliaire before.
A fellow from Wheeling who gave his
name as Lewis Delsplsine, was arrested
for plain drunk yesterday.
The Bellalre Manufacturing Co. is
shipping a great deal OF their msnutac-
lures Just now. We are glal to Z o.e the
signs of prosperous trade.
Arbenz & Hoffman are building on
the back end OF their lot on Belmont
street.
Joe johnson, a colorCd white washer,
got mixed up with a cart Thursday
night, and had bis shoulder blade broken.
viii Price, fireman on the G. " p.
railroad, sprsined his back severely in
jumping from moving train Thursday
evening.
The agent of Sells Brothers circus was
IN town yesterday, but refused to pay $50
for q license, and so BellsIre will proba.
bly, go circusless.