Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-02
BELLAIRE,

BELLAIRE.
Judge Kelly came in yesterday morning
on the B Il. II e. from WoodStield, where
he has been holding court.
The Buckeye Building aud Loan AssOcia-
ton met on Monday evening at City Hall.
A full attendance was present and they got
things under way and are much encouraged
at the prospects for success, The meeting
was organized by calling V. T. Morgan to
the chair. The first thing in order was the
choosing of nine directors, and following
named gentlemen were elected: II. NJ
lngler, Richard Heslop, z. T. Nor.
William Braily, Morehouse, Samuel
Moore, Thomas Garrett and An.
drew Schick. After the appointment of
several committees the meeting adjourned
Immediately after the meeting proper, the
directors met and elected officers for per-
manent organization, as follows; H. NJ
lngler, president; Y. I. Morgan, vice-pres-
ident; Samuel b. Chambers, secretary, and
Andrew SChick, treasurer. The regular
monthly meetings will be held on the Sec
ond Monday Of each month at
by the committee on office room.
and due notice will be given through the
REGISTER. The stockis divided into 1000
shares of $3.50 each, and it is nearly all
taken. There are still however few shares
that remain, and some one can make a
investment here, as the association starts
out under very favorable auspices, and
will undoubtedly be paying investment
Robert Henderson is quite i'll at his
home in the First ward.
George Headley, hattener at the B,l-
laire window glass works, is suffering from
a slight indisposition, but expects to be
out in few days.
They had quite an extensive fire at Jacob
Rodefers, Just west OF Town on Sunday last.
Some boys who were rambling around after
| no good, set fire TO some grass in the
woods. The wind famed the flames so
rapidly that il soon developed into quite a
large fire. The men on the farm and the
| neighborS turned out en- passe TO stop the
flames, but found il very hard work; be-
fore they succeeded in so il had burned
over territory embracing about twenty
acres of pasture land and burned up about
100 yards of new rail fence A large amount
of fencing had to be torn down in order to
save it. Altogether il was very destruc-
tive FIRE and burned all afternoon, despite
the hard work to check it.
DR.. Tom o. Edwards, OF Wheeling, was in
the city, yesterday, attending the meeting
of the Medico. ChiruIgical Society, OF which
be is an honorary member.
Messrs. Eaton and Cresmer have each
closed up their saloons to await the deci.
sion of the Supreme Court on the Scott
law. They kept open long enough, how
ever, to throw themselves liable for the
tax.
The suit of Christian Copp VS.. Balzer and
Kate Wenzel and Ben Meyer, yesterday
resulted in q verdict for the plaintiff for
Sl25. This suit was brought for selling
liquor to plaintiffs son, who is 3 minor.
Jas. Tallman appeared for plaintiff and w.
II. Tallman for defense.
DR.. j. A. Clark, of Glencoe, was in town
yesterday.
DR.. A. 6. Mccullough, of Somerton, o.,
is in the city, the guest of his brother, DR..
J. G. Mccullough.
Wilson Jones, Of Launce & Crswtord's
grocery, is of on a visit to Steubenyille.
John Randolph is rapidly recovering