Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-17
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
FIVE BELMONT COUNTY TOWNS,
Damage by the Wind stom-A New Rail-
road PrOjset-Fi, fiends 0psrat.
ing-coming Republican
Pow-Mow.
BELLAIRE

plated -Excitsmsnt on
Belmont strest-DamAsss By the Wind
torm-Promotion-M
The Long Brothers, on Brooks Run,
near this city, sre running very large
lime works, and although they turn out
one hundred bushels per day, the entire
supply is used in our city.
Mr. John Fleming and Miss Belle
Henderson are one. Rev. Toland per-
formed the ceremony.
E.F. Sutterheld, for fifteen years ono
OF the head clerks in the b, 10. office
here, will 70 TO Wheeling at an early
dav as chief clerk of tho freight depart
ment of the road in your city.
Misses Agyie and Mollie Murine, of
the Garden Spot" were taking in our
city several days this week.
fheinsurance Office OF Mr.. ID. Tneobald
will hereafter he presided over by our
genial friend Will NJ. Lupton, OF Mar
tins Ferry. lie will represent the Ohio
and Dayton Insurance Companies, OF
Dayton. Will is gentleman Of fine
business qualities, and We are glad 10
welcome him 10 Bellslre.
Notwithstanding the stoppage Of the
nail mills, the boilers were paid the back
money which was coming 10 them yes
terday.
The Heatheringtons will build nun-
ber Of tenement houses for the use OF
their miners AT an early day. There is
not n single unoccupied room IN the
First ward. This ls generally true OF
the whole city. There is scarcely an hour
passes without inquiry is made for u
house.
The Sub Rosa Social last night, in the
armory Of Co. ID, was a very haltering
success.
And now wOrd comes to us that Mr..
Upton, of Monroe comfy, who was in
jured in the Southwestern accident, IL
not expected Ia recover from his lniur-
les.
Our postoilice will put on internation-
al airs and make money exchanges
with France and Algiers after the lst
prOx.
sam Chambers new drug store IL un.
dergoing such u thorough remodeling
that il will be one oi the neatest and
handsOmest rooms in the city.
The people on Belmont street were
somewhat exercised over the rapid
tramp Of footsteps and n revolver shot
last night about II O'Clock. The matter
grow out OF Marshal Criswell firing his
revolver in the air to scare a prisoner
who had escaped from him.
A man became boisterous at the
Uncle Toms Cabin performance, ThuH.
day night, and II required the efforts of
two policemen Ia escort him 10 the
lookup.
Our mill boys think il tagreat injustice
10 ask them to lie idle nov and expect
them to put in full time when the mild
days of summer come. Our mill has no
nails on hand.
RK. Hill, of the Globe mills, is back
from his business trip to Cincinnati.
The st. Clairsyillc GdsdiS says that
Col Baron, OF Bellsire, is q candidate for
superintendent OF hesitate penitrntiary.
Everybody ought 10 get copy oi the
Monroe county Gds6itr, and read the
poem ON Bellaire by Baltimore drum
NOR. It's immense
Jake burst Is still captivating his Gus
toners With big oysters. He got AN
other huge consignment OF these ycster-
day.
Mr. Margaret Bumbriglt is complain
ing that some sneak thlci walked OIL
with two bottles OF her finest brand OF
brandy.
W. II. Stewart and Capt. Pierce, NJ
turned Ia Cleveland, yesterday.
Squire Powell has been elected Chief
Of Records In Red Cloud Lodge, |. q. X.
VI.
The Greenback club organiEed, last
night. q, Squire powell'S and elected
the following officers, viz: Patrick
Wheatan, President; Gus. Hardenstien,
Secretary; Ed Stringor, Treasurer. The
club will meet every Friday evening at
the same office.
Eureka Grove No. 50, u. A. q. H.,
will elect officers Wednesday evening.
The Pres Ellison was driven to shore
on Wheeling Island on one Of her down
trips, yesterday, which detained her Tor
an hour.
Phil. koehler, of Wheeling, Was In
III, city yesterday, endeayoring 20 get a
clue TO a missing oyercoat
Nr. Morris, Of the Tribuar, II consid.
erabl under the weather. We hope
few days rest will make Richard
himself again"
The wind storm yesterday afternoon
somewhat injured the tin roof Of Tap
pans photograph gallery, and broke
several panes Of glass in the skylight OF
Joe Cartrr's Globe restaurant Other
slight damages are reported, but none OF
a serious character
The II. 4 q. nay car glAddened the
hearts Of it, employees yesterday. The
II. a \. w. also handed the ducats to It's
employees yesterday.
Every Democrat should make IL q
point to attend the organization OF the
Democratic Club Al Nlch's Hall tonight.
Robert, William and Alfred Nc Millen
Will he before Mayor Crisvell this morn
iug. on the charge ~ sssaulting Frank
Wilson, in the Fourth ward.
livery Democrat In the Second ward
shouh turn out this evenings O'Clock
to take part In nominating oonncii
man. The convention will he held At
highdeymAn's, and its members should
adjourn IN Zilch's Opera Hall and take
part IN the organiIrtion OF Young
Mems Democratic Club
Prof Duh has been appointed exam
iner OF teachers IN this district, vice
General Hoge, who has removed from
onr city.
Rev. Lyle, Ol wheeling, win assist
Rev. Gastoa, OF the Presbyterian
Church, In conducting his services here
to-day and sunday.
G. n. Gauner, os. N. 81. Clairsville
GaD,ie, and Mayor Will Lup,on, Of Mar
tins Ferry, were in th, eRy Yesterday.
The Turkish bath il an hstitution 20
be paironiBed. II will do YOU good
every time you try H.
A Young child ii Mr.. lash, Oi the
Flint sArd, died Oi lie meA.ies y,ster-
dAy morning.