Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
BELLAIRE.
The Loan Closed-The County Seat Cam
paigu-General City News.

The Loan Closed-The County Seat Cam
paigu-General City News.
J.J. Gill OF Steubenville was about
town yesterday.
No business was transacted at the
Mayors office yesterday.
Conrad Troll of st. Clairsyille was
among friends here yesterday.
Louis Stulzbacher OF Pittsburgh was
among our business men yesterday.
Wheeling oarsmen come down this
far tx =rcising almost every evening.
Several additions are being made to
the Riverside blast furnace at Benwood.
Our fishermen are aving good luck
Just now and the river is almost q net
work OF lines.
The county seat meeting at the City
Hall tonight will open at 8 o'clock.
Will you be there?
Jno. w. Doherty and F. o. Castle
were two Of Woodsfelds 8 representatives
in town yesterday.
The steamer Jno. l., Rhoads took on
large quantity of nails here yesterday.
They were bound for st. Louis.
Sometime next week an auction will
be held at the tobacco warehouse, and
many handsome articles will be sold.
The old owl was the only thing which
was not claimed yesterday. No one
s .emed to desire to be his owner. Net
even the little boys would have him.
The nail feeders at the mill were of
duty yesterday. as the mill was busy
making tool iron. 1t is probable that
they will 90 back to work tomorrow.
S. b. Litten and John Stitt have
bought out the firm OF Ritz and Schramm
on Belmont street. These gentlemen
will continue the business at the old
stand.
The Loan Exhibition has closed, and
the ball at the building on Friday night
is given under the auspices OF the Mon
umeutal As s,aciation. 1t promises to be
agrand affair.
Our city council has as yet taken no
action in regard to the cemetery road
hill. They should by all means accept
the right of way for new road, as it has
been offered by the only practical route
up the hill. 1t is disgrace to have
such road TO the cemetery and farm.
ers living cut that way 90 to other mar
kets rather than to risk their necks in
getting into Bellaire.
The Exposition building was still the
center OF attraction yesterday. All day
long the building was thronged with
those busily engaged in arranging arti.
c!es for shipment, and great numbers OF
wagons and drays blockaded the streets
in the immediate vicinity. BY evening
the greater part Of the goods had been
removed, and the before handsome
rooms presented q very mussed up ap-
pearance.
The following is the general commit
tee appointed 10 manage the campaign
in the interests OF the county seat re-
moval:
First ward-v. T. Morgan, Marion
Huffman, Alex. Hestherington.
Second ward-J.W. Highleyman, Geo.
Criswell. John Gallagher, A. I. Stewart
Third ward-Fred Eberle, Adam Eau.
pei. DIR. McMasters, Alex. McGregor.
Fourth wsrd-Chris. Bippus. James
B. Gorrell, Walter Darrah, Aaron Mills,
Z. &. Kelly.
Fifth ward-Riley Leasure, Samuel
Simmons, s, Q Hamilton, Lewis Clohan,
J. +. Kelly. Gus Hartenstein.
Township-Wm. Kidd, !. II. Day,
'Sqire Hutchinson, Thos. Garrett
At Large g. N. Allen, ]. F. Ander-
son, G. L. Poorman, ID. Danford, John
w. Sanders, SamuelS S. MCGOWAN, Frank
Hindman, ]. B. Darrah.
Let there be full attendance ct the
City Hall tonight