Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08
BELLAIRE.
Pertinent Paragraphs, Princi.
paily Personal - Peiisieai

Points.
Some unknown thief entered street
car No. 2 at 8 o'clock last night, o. 10
southern terminus, while the conductor
was getting water for his horses, ana
went through the money box. ~ ~
supposed that at least $40 fell into the
hands of the thief. The police have
cline, and the perpetrator will probably
be gobbled at an early day.
Rob Eaton aud Ed. Feeley were IN
the city Yesterday. st. GAINESVILLE does
not hold a better brace OF staunch
young Democrats. 81,
David Darrah, OF st. Clairsvliie, was
in the city Yesterday.
Commissioner Potts, oil Powhatan, wm
In the city yesterday. :,
We had u pleasant call yesterday Iroin
Mr.. NJ. Hoefller, Secretary OF the b.
s. w. road. Mr.. Hoefiier is competent
officer, and we are always glad to SEQ
him. He informed US that the new
ears ordered for the road are expected
daily. The road is prospecting BEYOND
expectation. .. n-
Miss Ella Roscoe went to St Clairs-
vile, Yesterday, to visit friends.
William Chick, who recently removed
from st. Clairsyille to our city, IL max
ing improvements on his Guernsey
street property.
'Souire Powell has moved his office
TO a front room in the Central BLOCK
building.
Messrs. T. S. Tappan and Quig Ham
ilton are in Columbus lobbying Tor Bel
lairo's interest in the county seat TO
moval.
Misses Annie and Nellie Hoge were
accompanied TO the train, yesterday
morning, by n large number oil their
lady and gentlemen acqualntancea
Everybody wishes them pleasant So
iourn in St Clairsyile.
Nicholas Zitzman aud lady are taking
in the sights at Pittsburgh.
Carr Purdy and Madison Aldridge are
taking in Pittsburgh and Martins Fer
| ry, respectively.
Prosecuting Attorney Spriggs ana
daughter, Of Woodstield, were IN the ciy
yesterday.
Tom Hyatt, the popular b. K d. clerk,
| had a walk.away on township clerk.
| Tom is a good Democrat and his friends,
both Republican and Democratic, con
graduated him on his l75 majority.
the largest majority given to any candi-
| date in the field.
MIR. George Criswells iriends-Re-
| publican and tic-accompanied
by Fowlcr's new orchestra, gave him u
grand screnade the evening on his cleo
ton. Music, dancing and general
good time was enjoyed until lato
| hour.
There was talk OF contest on the
| Mayoralty, but We are glad to state that
Mayor Cassell refuses to have anything
to with the matter. Mr.. Cassell has
had a very successful ADMINISTRATION,
and he will retire from his Office with
| the esteem and good wishes oi all
There was also breeze raised regard
ing the election Of John Gallagher Us
street commissioner, he already being y
Councilman; but as he resigned his po-
sition in Council last night, We presume
he will he awarded the proper creden-
| tails IA street commissioner.
Mr.. T. WhCalan, who is now holding
the position rs councilman in place OF
Robt. Brown, will probably be elected
his own successor in the Second ward,
vice Gallagher, resigned. pat has been
n good councilman, and ought To DO 70.
elected.
There was but one vote for one OF the
supervisors of road district, He was
elected.
A cow was killed Monday on tho b. x
O. road near the stock yards. We were
| unable tO learn the namo Of its owner.
The Il. K :. w. is doing a slashing
business.
A number OF our people went up to
your city last night 20 see the dutch
senator
Mrs. Sarah Carter an aged lady OF the
Fifth ward, is slowly recovering from
her late severe illness.
johnny Daniord il doing up the local
for the Buutin. lie is u sprightly To-
calist.
Henry Fox, clerk at Aults store,
was married at Glencoe night before
last, 10 Miss Alice +. Boalden. The
wedding took place at Squire Thomas
Ault'a residence, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. Day. Alice now
thinks the Fox was well named when
called sly.
lllt luIuNIN ppNltNl Nl'NNNi tiu wv
lowing officers last night: First Speaker,
Chas Hanke; Second Speaker, Henry
Wells. Secretary, Christian Schmidt;
Treasurer Fred. Rodewig, Sr. This or
der IL in a lourshing condition and
considerable interest is manifested in its
success.
Chief Muth, o! the Fire Department,
reports that the alarm OF the fire oil the
blacksmith shop on the corner OF Tween.
ticth aud South Belmont streets, was
given 10y Nick Speidel, and that in III
teen minutes the fire was under control.
and that it was fortunate, because large
frame dwelling Was in danger. The de-
partmcnt had hard work to get the water
started, but the boys are always equal
90 any emergency.
There will bc an important meeting OF
the Monumental Association at the
Mayors office next Monday night. A
full attendance is desired.
We are still afflicted with the walking
mania. There will be q match at Zilch's
Hall next Saturday afternoon and night
Messrs. Shutileworth, Henderson
Lowry and Mccormack trying to make
twenty-five miles while Miss Lou Ken.
nedy walks twenty miles. The winner
Is TO be presented with a silver cup,
which is now on exhibition at Newt
Marsh's store. When this walk Is com.
pleted there will he a go-as- you please
match Of one hour between Dallas Ken.
nedy and William Roberts.
FoR the benefit Of all sufferers, be
good enough to bring the wonderful
effect OF ST. Jacobs oil before the pub.
lie. For twelve long years my wife
suffered with Neuralgia in the head, and
often had the most terrible pains.
lew weeks ago boughta bottle Of thai
wonderful remedy-St Jacobs 0il-sad
aui perfectly astonished at the vel
Gus effect. hall a bottle thorough,
cured my wife. ] gladly would hay,
paid any physician fifty dollars il h,
could have done the same; therefore
wish that everybody may learn to yalu,
this true medicine.
CHRISTIAN HAssI,
fOun1Si0t1i, O.
Z n. -