Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-02
BELLAIRE.
Telephone Talk From the Thirty
ing TOwn-Thursday's Trans
actions.

actions.
Quite anumber OF our German people
will 20 to Germany about the first OF
May, among whom are Jacob Maser and
VIM. Shindewolie and wife.
The First National Bank has begun
operations toward the building Of the
new bank building VIM. Manly NOV
ed his grocery out OF the corner building
Yesterday.
Several of the young people OF this
city attended spelling school at West
Wheeling last night.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. +.
Church, at their semi-annual meeting
on Thursday afternoon, elected Mrs. w.
p. Il. Stevens, President; Mrs. John
Camp and Mr.. S. G. Thompson, Vice
Presidents; Mrs. j. Armstrong, Secre-
tary; Mrs. A. l.. Wetherald, Treasurer.
The Trcasurers report showed balance
lin the treasury OF S52.6S, aud no debts.
This will be used in repairs on the lee
ture room OF their church.
The following is the schedule OF the
trains over the Il. 4 q. railroad yester-
day, up to O'Clock: Going East,
loaded, l55 cars; West, 76 loaded and
POI empty cars. Thirty-two engines
were employed.
Col. AllsAs new Leader made its ap-
pearance yesterday, and is one OF the
neatest typographical specimens We
have seen in Belmont county. But 1t
is still more meritoriOus as a paper of
ability and general local interest. Its
every feature stamps it as one OF the
foremost weeklies IN the State. III the
paper is kept up to its present standard
OF excellence, it is not too much to ex.
pect that it will have very material in
huence on the politics and prosperity OF
our city and county. We welcome the
Leader to our desk, and commend 1t to
the hearty support OF every Democrat
in the county.
The mill boys who live on Gravel
Hill have purchased neat boat house
and have it moored at the beach. They
are Justly proud of their boat, and seem
to enjoy the social gatherings there, and
are looking forward to jollier times
when the long cheated term vacation
gives them a chance to go fishing.
The little April Fool that came 10 Ed.
Jones on Gravel Hill, on Thursday
morning, is girl.
The most striking feature Of Bellalre
Yesterday was the continuous string OF
draws and wagons loaded with house
hold effects. 1t was general moving day,
and as such was generally celebrated.
The Crosier Brothers are branching
OUT in brick making, and their already
heavy orders warrant the statement that
they will have quite boom. They have
the contract for furnishing brick for the
Etna glass works. II the weather Is
favorable there will be lively time in
their yards during the spring and sum-
mer.
Our police officers are exercising the
proper spirit III arresting the disorder
lies who stand on the corners and insult
passing ladies'.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. Z. Church meets on
Friday afternoon ut Mrs DIR. McMaster's.
Mr.. Dunaway is improving the house
he bought in the Fifth ward by convert
ing the store room attached into par
lor. -".-
Deputy Sheriff Sedgwick, Of ST. Clairs-
Vile, was in tie city, yesterday. he
looks careworn and fatigued, but ex-
plains by SAYING that he has averaged
about two sales day for nearly two
weeks. Can this be called a boom p
The contest between Nora ZOeckle
and Annie Long, Tor a wax doll, viii be
decided at the German church festival
tonight. - r..
Our lobbists are all home from Column
bus Charles BaltZell and Samuel Sim
mons came Wednesday night, and Hon.
u. WAGNER returned yesterday morn
ing, This leaves clear field Tor the
st. Clairsville boys-for the present.
Miss Emma Hall, OF Sariis, o., and
Miss K. A. Beck, OF Harusville, are yis-
iting Mr.. George Romick and family in
the Fourth ward. They are on their
way 10 a future home at Earlham, Iowa.
Our mill men are ''cussin' about the
stop in the mill now. They don't care
for the extension OF two more weeks
time, hut they are very much afraid OF
sixty days extension hereafter.
Edward Fitzpatrick, who has been
confined TO his home for some time past,
| is out again and viii be ready for bust
ness when the mill starts
4 frOL W. III. AuutIson, Oi Tue rVaAu.
ward schools OF Wheeling, dropped
down to Bellaire yesterday.
The Buckeye State, on her up trip,
through an oversight OF her officers, put
a lady of the boat at our wharf, yester-
day, whose fare was paid through to
Pittsburgh. Shortly afterwards tele-
gram Was received from the clerk OF the
boat, informing the wharf man here that
she was put of through mistake and
asking him TO iurnsh her ticke, 10
Pittsburgh, If she could be found.