Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-11
BELLAIR &.

not well attended on Monday. Ii il
understood. however, that the present
Board OF Directors will hold over for the
ensuing year. From all accounts the
road is at present in very prosperous
condition. Why wouldn't il do to ex.
tend the road to South Bellaire this
SUMMER The business would be greatly
increased il this extension was made.
Work the matter up, gentlemen.
Twenty-Five car loads OF cattle passed
through here over the Ii. d y. railroad
the early part OF the week, bound for
the New York market.
The building boom in Bellaire con-
tinues TO grow. There are nearly thirty
buildings of various kinds now in course
OF erection and every day adds TO the
number. The city is growing very
rapidly and some Of cur sister cities will
have to stir up or they will find them.
selves left out in the cold
The Bellaire and South western rail.
road company have issued excursion
rates for parties who desire 10 picnic
along the line OF their road.
Levoy Sedgwick, our jolly deputy
sheriff, was in the city yesterday, and
C ntlnued his journey TO Powhattan.
| Some much needed repairs are being
pat on the pavement in front OF the
new bank building
John Devan's horse tried TO fly yes.
terday down Union street, and AZ r..
suit the cart 10 which IL was attached
WAS demolished.
II. NJ. Englar fell while nj work yes.
terday on Belmont street and injured
himself quite severely. He will proba.
bly, be about in few days. however.
rhe two Georges, Morgan and Wool
travelling through Texas in spring
wagon.
4 pleasant and profitable meeting OF
the Shakespeare Club was held last
nj yht. Poor Carlyle suffered at the
hands OF the critics.
An examination ofapplicants for Ger.
tiiicates in the city schools, will be held
on saturday, the 2lst inst.
There is some disposition on the part
OF certain persons to grumble when they
cal at the postolfice near eight clock
and find it closed. They should blame
no one but themselves. NJ il has ire.
quently been published that the office
will close promptly at 7:90 in the even.
ing.
IL ia a bouncing baby girl, and VIII
liam Schulz Is the happy man.
>. l. Mooney, Of the Is. d :. w. X Il,
was IN the city, yesterday.
;. e.. Kerr anu wife, OF salineviile, o,
spent yesterday IN our town.
We noticed carload Of glassware
shipped by one OF our manufactures to
San Francisco.
Joseph Tomkinson, OF Philsdelphis
triveing agent OF the Bellaire Goblet
Works. was In town, yesterday.
The Belmont Glass Works eNpfc to
start up again next week. That's what
We like TO gee.
Richard Cheney, travelling sgent Tor
the g., Is. 90 X. r., was in the city
working up the interest OF his road, yes.
| terday.
Squire Powell, yesterday, rendered
| his decision in the case Of Chas. Beam
vs.. the Belmont Glass Com pany, in
which he gave judgment against the
Company for $50. The case will pro.
badly be appealed.
Ike CASTOR, Esq, OF Morristown, o.,
secretary OF the BeIlaire Order OF j. o.
! r. L., was about the city yesterday.
The blotter at the Mayors Office was
kept clean yesterday. May it ever be
thus.
Richard Terrell, OF Moundsville. W.
Va, was registered at the Globe House
yesterday.
Examinations were held in the Cen
trail building yesterday, and many ofthe
scholars brains were racked 10 recall
what they had been over.
Council met, last eyening,an unusual.
ly large membership being In attend.
ance. The Mayor reported in regard TO
the grade OF the b. d b. w. road and
President Mooney, who was present,
addressed the Council upon the same
subject. He stated that the grade a.
fixed by the civil engineer was now in
force ard that the road could not enter
the city. Finally the matter was re.
ferred to a committee OF conference.
The Board OF Education net lass night
bat did not decide upon Q site for the
new school house, which matter was
postponed until the meeting next Mon.
day night.