Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
NEICHB0RHOOD NEWS.
BslLAlRe AND WslLSBURG ITEMS,
Spelling Schools ReyiVed-1he Business
Boom in Two Enterprising Little
Cities Other Blooms.
BELLA1RE
Relapse 70 the Spelling Fever - Business
Booming-Musioal Anniversary-Other
Matters

Yesterday. Joe Is boss river man, anu
many welcomed the bride and groom to
our CITY. Miss Fink, his newly-wedded
wife, is grandchild OF John Fink, OF
this place.
John Thatcher, Esq, of Chicago, and
George w. Dyer, Esq, OF Washington,
ID. c., are here taking dispositions in the
case OF the infringement OF patent by
the Buckeye Lantern Company. They
are registered at the Globe.
Everybody should go to the Presby-
terrain Church Monday evening. The
Mission Band, known as the Earnest
Workers." will hold spelling school
there on that evening, the benefits to go
to the church. The ladies who havethe
spelling bee" in charge are earnest
workers" in every sense, and we look
for full house on the night OF the Srd.
II fellow wants to see how easy little
ten-year.old can trim him up on the
common words of the school room, 1t
is only necessary for him to take hand.
Hunt up your speler and go to work.
Ii you've got "test speller" in your
library, you may thank your stars and
take courage. Everybody should attend
Monday nights spelling skule." An
admission fee OF ten cents will be
charged.
Mr.. A. Stahl, secretary OF the Me-
chancs' Hose Company No. 3, requests
all members of that company 10 meet at
the First ward hose house tonight Fri
davl, as business of importance will be
transacted.
Mr.. A. Dunlap, OF the First ward,
who rented and thoroughly repaired the
Heath Touring mill on Wegee creek,
will throw its doors wide open to the
public to-day.
The Belmont Coal Company has
added an extra force OF workmen, on
account of the orders already taken TO
supply the demand over the b. x 5. W.
road. This company has large orders to
ill out this road, and it will keep II
"humping" to fill them.
Hoffman x Son have got their coal
bank in fine running order and are turn
ing out coal at a lively rate.
Ellen Stanley was up before Mayor
Cassell yesterday, on a charge OF selling
whiskey, preferred by Thomas
Daughertv. Daugherty claims that the
said Ellen Stanley sold whisky to his
wife after being warned not to do so.
Ellen says that "before God" she
wouldn't sell the woman whisky mo
how" The matter will come up for
adjudication before the Mayor again to-
day at An.
One plain drunk ponied up g and
costs to Mayor Cassell's court yesterday
morning.
The b. d q. trackmen are laying an
additional switch in the cOmpany's
yards here.
Marshal Archer's genial face was not
seen in police circles yesterday. We re-
greet to state that the Marshal is sick.
He will abe himself again in a day or
two.
The Liederkranz Society, which will
celebrate its fourth anniversary this
evening, was organized October 81, 1875.
Its membership at that time was very
slim-barely enough for organization.
They met and organized in Crozler's
Hall, but in time the hall was not Of
sufficient dimensions 10 hold them, and
they leased Zilch's Hall, one OF the larg-
est rooms in the city. The society has
continued to grow in numbers as well az
i'm musical culture, and to-day its roll
shows thrifty, persevering list OF our
German people, who still commemorate
the divine inspirations OF Mozart, Bee
thoven, Haydn and Handel. Wheel
ing promises a large delegation, and the
concert will be one OF the best musical
soirees ever held in Bellaire. As an evil
denCe OF the growth of the society we
have only 10 cite the knowing ones TO
the increase Of the last week. Earnest
Cemford, Wilhelm Frederick, Jacob
Gessler and John Stiger have added 10
the roll two basso profundos and two
altos. Or to speculate on possibilities,
we may say that they have furnished a
full quartette-soprano, alto, tenor and
bass This is an important addition To
the society, and We can only hope that
the youthful aspirants will fulfill every
expectation OF their fond parents.
The amount OF freight passing over the
c. d p. and b. d o., is immense. The
c. q =. are running extra trains at night,
and still can scarcely move the freight
fast enough. In the B. d o. yards,
there are some days three hundred cars
awaiting a chance to pass over the
bridge. This so interieres with passen-
ger trains, they are almost invariably
behind time.
The Bellare Window Glass Works is
unable to ill its orders for goods, though
working up TO its .ull capacity.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Cow,
OF the Ledder, is confined 20 his room
by sickness.
The annual election in the National
Building Association resulted in the
election OF the following Board OF Direc-
tors: julius Armstrong, VIM. Nc
Masters, G. e. Crafty, James FittOn, :.
5. MCGOWAN, c. III. Strahl, +. +. Satter
field. The Board organized by the cleo
ton of the following officers: President,
Julius Armstrong; Nice-President, VIM.
McMasters; Treasurer, John t. Mercer;
Secretary, f. +. Satterfield.
Mr.. Adolphus johnson is putting up
a neat frame house in Sheets addition,
and DIR. Surgison, of Wheeling, is put
ting in the foundation for a substantial
brick, on a lot adjoinings Johnson's.
J. J. Kerns and w. Rinker will erect
new houses on the hillside in the Fourth
ward.
Mr.. kirkpatrick, the mailer who has
been sick for some time, is now cOnval-
escent. Mr.. Miller Meeks is also recov-
ering from his recent illness.
Mr.. :. o. Cummins will build the
foundation for his new house this fall.
The stonework OF Nr. &. &. Kelly's
house on the hill is about completed.
Mr.. Milt Stewart is building on his
lot in Sheets addition.
The National Glass Works are putting
a new roof on their packing house.
Dolph Johnson's house, in Sheets adj
dtion, will be completed soon.
Mr.. Rice is rebuilding the old house
that was burned some time ago in the
First warC.
Messrs. Marsh d Smith are building
new car for our Street Railway Compa-
ny.