Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-13

he Ia getting his work well along and e1
meets 10 get through travelling by Weunes
6sv merit. He reports the township 10
veyv GOOD condition. The work this yea
| has hem more thorough than usuai ano
has taken longer to do 1t. r.
Mis- Minnie Meller, OF Ashland, Ny,
will be the guest of her uncle, VIII
| Daugberty, Esq, the coming week. L.
J.E. Daugherty, OF Iowa, Paid hi'
| friends here q flying visit yesterday. -,
Miss Lizzie and John Shannalelt are oosn
on the sick list and were reposteu d oei"s
about the same, yesterday.
r Lancaster went into the storage room
| at the Tobacco Warehouse, YESTERDAY, IN
the dark. In walking around ne stumeieo
on hoard and fell on the elevator, cutting
a very ugly cash on the side OF his heao:
He WAS badly scared, and rs he was an Ola
man be was unable TO get up for q consio-
cradle while. Strangers have no business
there, anyhow, and they had better stay
outside where they can see what they "e
AZ Keller's grocery they have a prize
soan, The prize is fine table cloth. The
drawing came off Yesterday and Mrs. NC
Fadden, of the First ward, held number =,
which took the rag of the bush.
A. ID. Blackiston and Mrs. Joseph La Due
left last night for their home in Michigan.
Mr.. Blackiston for q number OF years mas
been foreman of the Bellalre WINDOW glass;
works, and has resigned his position ana
gone TO Michigan and will hereafter i've
on his farm in that State. With his depart
ure Bellaire loses good citizen.
The popular amusement down in the FIRST
ward now is foot ball. They play good
game and almost every evening the Gem
mons are filled with a crowd OF players.
Several barked shins are one OF the results
Fred Muhleman has fitted upa part OF
his mill for dwelling house aud has NOV
ed his family into 1t. 80.
Miss Mary Hilles, of GAINESVILLE, VINO
has been the guest Of Col. Walter Darrah
for some time left Tor her home among the
sun-kissed hills yesterday. >,
The regular services will be held at all
tho churches this morning.
G.. II. Gray has fixed up in elegant ice
cream parlor and Croquet ground at MS
store on North Belmont street. The yard
has been covered with q canvass roof and
things fixed up in fine style.
The Ohio Valley r. K. project IS having
a boom here now, aud the prospects are
very bright for the building OF the road DAD
| The capitalists of our little city were we'll
represented at the meeting on Friday
evening and expressed their willingness to
| take stock in the road. A committee OF
| five, consisting of Messrs. J. w. Sanders,
| w. A. Gorby. c. c. Kelly, T. A. Rodifer
and j. F. Anderson, were appointed to Sc
| lect a subcommittee OF one from each
square, whose business it will be to thor
oughly canvass their territory Tor sebscrip'
| tons. The amount still asked from Bel
laire, as stated in yesterdays REGISTER, is
| So, 600. There remains about $4,000 or
| $4,000 of this amount to be taken yet;
and it looks like very small
sum for Bellaire, considering the
| benefit she will reap from it. In fact,
in the language OF a prominent business
man, Bellaire can't afford to let the ONO
Valley Railroad fall through. Gen. A. j..
Warner and David Okey, ESQ, are still
here, and are very hopeful that the amount
will be ruined at once. The committee
propose to organize for work at once and
thoroughly canvass the town the first OF
the coming week. The right men have
hold Of the matter and they are in earnest.
Let every one put his shoulder to the whee
and the y. Y. X. Il will be built at once.
John A. Smith. of Smiths Ferry, is tn
guest of John S. Hall, just west of town,
Geo. McKirahen and - Murray had
little listicuf up in the Fourth ward on
Friday night Murray got away, but Nc.
Kirahen got gobbled Four dollars and
costs is the amount he is working out on
the stone pile.
Henry TABLE is indebted to the city in
| the sum of $40 for being drunk and resist
| ing the officers. Drugau and Turner took
him in. He is on the stonepile.
Quite a mysterious robbery occurred at
| the Armstrong House on Belmont street
yesterday morning. One OF the young
| ladies had been making change for one Of
the boarders and laid her pocket book
down for a few minutes, and when she
went to look for ii it was gone. No sus.
! picious characters were about and
number of the boarders were
| at the table and no one had seen the pocket
| book One of the hired girls was arrested
! on suspicion, and after a thorough search
| was released, nothing being found OF a
| suspicious nature. The theft is shrouded
| in mystery, and nothing is known except
| that the pocket book is gone and that it
contained about $40 in money and some
| papers valuable only to the owner.
David Scott and bride, who have been
| visiting friends here for the past week, re.
| turned yesterday to their home in Chicago.
| Dave was formerly resident OF this city,
and was here on his way home from his
| wedding trip.
Capt. J. NJ. Eberlein, the e. * i. con-
| ductor. was of yesterday on account OF
| sickness.
| Belmont County National Banks.
Under cali of the Comptroller OF the
| Currency. all National banks were required
| to make report OF their condition on the
| first day Of May. From these reports we
get the following facts:
| CAPITAL.
First National Bellaire 800 GDl
First National BRIDGEPORT ............... 100000
| First National, Barnesvile..."..........l 10000
First National ST. ClairSville ........... 10000
Peoples National, GAINESVILLE .""......... 32,GU
sj32, 800
! DEPOSITS.
First National Bellairc sIi6.l59 -
First National Bridgeport ............ 26,Ss %
First National Barnesviile...-......2 ~, l39 81
First National St CIairsville........ 100 SIS y
| Peoples National, Barnesvillc......... 1850 M