Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-07

of the Peace: was Probate Judge of Bel
mont county for three years and wa.
elected County Commissioner in 1916. II,
took an active part in the organization OF
the B.. l.. " c. railroad and for several
Gears acted in the capacity of its secretary
When the city contemplated the erection
of water works. Mr.. Anderson was ap
pointed ON the committee 10 proceed with
The building of the some Among the in.
coruorators Of the Bellaire Stamping Com
pauv the name of Judge Anderson appears
Mr. Anderson was identified with the Bel
laire Implement Works when IL was or
qanizcd the second time and lost consider
able when the works broke up. The time
for the funeral has not been set
The Dollar Savings Bank, of this city.
is now open and doing business. and for
"a new institution. the first of the kind
ever started in Bellaire is doing a very
fair business. Its officers are: John 4
Gallaher. the well known lawyer. Pres
ident: Mr.. James Wilson, President of
the Bellare Nail Works, Vice Presi-
dent: Mr. G.. C.. Kelly, a member of one of
tine oldest families i'm the city, "a capable
and careful business man, Cashier This
new bank does a general banking business
but as its name implies one very important
feature is to provide safe and profitable
depository for money in any amount from
one dollar up 10 the hundreds on thousands.
Interest is paid ON all deposits in the
savings department. If left for four months
or longer period. This interest is paid to
each savings dcpOsitOr every four months.
or is credited 10 his account and goes on
compromising. thus making IL a valuable
depository for all accounts in this depart
ment The commercial feature of the new
bank is Just like that of any other bank
Loans money, discounts notes, etc, etc.
There was "a lively fight near the G.. X
Il. depot ON Saturday evening, and two of
the four participants Were arrested. \
fellownamed Joicc and another by the name
of Sherwood both under the influence of
drink. took Oilense al something that was
said To them and concluded TO fight. Sher-
wood pulled out his knife. but was struck q
blow that kept him from using IT, His
partner. JOice, also carried knife, which
he was prevented from using
The Independent says The c.. l.. X W.
r. r. viii have yard privileges in this city
sooner on later, and that means the termi-
nus of the road here This viii offset any
thing the b. X O. may take 10 Benwood. -
The building formerly occupied by a.
Schick with "a tin store, viii be sold Satur-
day 10 close up the estate oI the late Ella
beth Schick.
The death rate In this city has been ON
the iucreac for the past week or ten days
The mortality exists mostly among The
children.
The B.. Il. x c. has put in 10000 new ties
during the past six months New bridges
are also being built along the line.
The churches were well attended yester-
day, and spring bonnets and new dresses
We're out i'm plenty.
A weu-bmown Republican politician yes
tcrday conceded the election of McGrana-
han and Johnson.
4 little daughter of William Lilly was
buried I'm Rose Hill cemetery yesterday.
\ child of John y. He'll will be buried
this afternoon att o'clock.
The Church of God held baptismai SER
vice yesterday morning.
The politician GOT in effective work yes
terday and last night.