Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-19
NEIHBORHOOD NEWS.
IACONiC LOCALS FROM LIVE LOCAL
lTiES.
Bethany, BenwoOd, Hartia's Ferry, Bel
Isire and wsIlsburg Letters from the
Registers Resident Reporters
What Is Going on About Us.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
Increassd Wages - Father Hartneoy
lecture Another Walk-C. d r. benen'
A.socistion-schools Closed-Whi smut
aown-Other Matters Of Interest
The B. & o. employees are happy, DE,
cause the superintendent OF the roaa
has issued printed circular addressed
10 them, stating that after April LIST the
wages of the employees on the Trans
Ohio Divisions will be restored to the
rates paid prior to July !, 1877. TINS
will be an increase over present wages
of about IL per cent.
Perhaps one Of the most happy points
made by Father Hartnedy, at his hnlsh-
ed and eloquent lecture delivered IN
CITY Hall, was that 1--WE had too mucn
OF St. Patrick's Day and not enough oil
Fourth of July" He believed in mus
cular as well as spiritual religion, and
called upon all Of Erin's children to
strike for the freedom so richly won by
the American patriots Of rs. His lee,
ture was brief and eloquent, and sparkled
with good sense and convincing points.
He will always be welcomed to the ros-
trum in Bellaire.
A walk has been arranged between
Miss Kittie Sherman and mill and
glass house team for the benefit OF the
Monumental Association. The walk
begins on Friday evening, is distance
of 80 miles for Miss Kittie and 30 Tor the
male team, and will wind up on Satur-
day night at 10 o'clock. Considerable
interest is manifested, and from the APP
pearance OF things large attendance
will give the boys OF the Association a
lift.
The G. 4 p. boys fairly took charge of
the special car which carried them to
Wellsville last night. They report a
splendid time. This was the annual
meeting of the roads Benefit Associa-
ton, and the following officers were
elected: NJ. V. Miller, OF Bellaire.
President; Reese Householder, OF Allie
gheny, first Vice President; +. Nj.
Strong, of Bellaire, second Vice Presl-
dent; John b. Mckin, OF Cleveland,
third Vice President; p. Bruner, OF
Wellsville, General Secretary; l.. 5. lay
Tor. Of Wellsville, Treasurer. This AS
ISOLATION has been organized two years
and more, and has a membership OF
100. Only three deaths have occurred
since the date OF the organization.
The entertainment held at the closing
of the Tunnel Hill School was a grand
success. The school closed on Wednes-
day, March IL, and the day proved very
pleasant to the scholars, who enjoyed a
rare treat. In the evening an immense
crowd assembled at the schoolto witness
the entertainment given by the pupils,
which was quite interesting. The tutor,
Mr.. Clinton Milligan, may well be proud
OF his school and the immense and ord
erly crowd that gathered to pay its re-
spects to his school and himself. A
large number OK Bellaireans were pres
ent, and each emphasizes his eulogums
of the entertainment in capitals.
The Bellaire Nail Works, following
the edict OF the recent meetings OF nail
magistrates at Pittsburgh, will shut
down on Monday for two weeks.
The old Crawford building on Thirty
second street "must 90" TO make place
for the new National Bank building.
Inc Dduh VIII SiCit u uuS ahu oupoHNh
tial structure.
"Bully" for our narrow gauge. Ii has
made arrangements, through President
Mooney, with a Wilmington firm for two
more passenger coaches, and IN few
DAYS two daily trains will be put on the
track. This will be cheering news to
those who are hurried for time, and It's
future benefit to Bellaire is incalculable.
The Globe House Was the scene OF a
little wedding yesterday afternoon, Rev
CASTOR doing the honors. Mr.. Sllas III.
ST. Clair, of Concord, Ohio. and Miss
Emma Amspoker, Of Wellsburg, were
the contracting parties.
We regret to announce the severe
illness Of Rev. Dean, OF the Disciples
Church.
The furnace at the .Etna Works is be-
ing pushed rapidly forward. The be-
nignant rays Of Old Sol has given the
workmen new lease Of energy and pow
or.
The entertainment and lecture 10 be
given in the NJ +. church Friday and
Saturday evenings is highly spoken OF
10y those who have seen it in the neigh
boring towns. The admission is fifteen
cents for adults end ten cents for child.
rem, the price being put so low in order
to enable everybody to see and hear
about the rum demon" The enter.
tainment is for the benefit OF the NJ L.
Sunday School.
The @. V. C.'s hold a reception nj
VIM. q. Barnard's on Friday evening
Who the G. V. C.'s are any one may
know, but the meaning OF the mystic
trio OF letters is known only to those
who are admitted, and Is a secret better
guarded than those of the sterner sex
would have it believed women could do
The subjects OF discourse in the Pres.
byterisn church next sabbath are: A,
1890 A. NJ, "Of whom We should not be
ashamed I p. NJ, "The great race"
Messrs G. Ii. Hudson, David Lee and
VIM. Franklin, of the G. o. division Of
the Il. x q. K. r., were in town yester
day in consultation with the Committe,
on Streets and Alleys, in regard to the
grading of Belmont street Severa
propositions were mrde by each party
some favoring tunnelling and other'
bridging Nothing definite was reached
when it was postponed until next week