Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-09

Inc democratic EAtCubltc Oonuttt-
tee Of Belmont county will meet at the
Globe Hotel in this city to-day, for the
purpose OF considering applications for
appointment TO fourth class postoflices
In this county. There promises TO be
large crowd in attendance. as each APP
plicant will probably bring two or three
friends with him, and applicants for
other Offices have the idea that an en-
dOrsement from this committee will be
the proper thing TO present to the pow
ers that be. The committee will no
doubt have an interesting session aud
will be roundly abused by the gentle
men who get left.
The talk about the nomination for
Council In the Second ward being made
for the purpose of opposing the opening
of the Belmont street crossing is OF the
substance Of which dreams are made.
The crossing question was not thought
OF the matter, ana Mr.. Winner accept
ed the nomination because no one else
was anxious for il, as his business Will
occupy most of his time.
1t is said that the deal for the old
stamping factory building is making
with a view of using part of the build
ings for new canning establishment,
the stock for which has about all been
subscribed.
At a meeting Of the City Board OF
Education on Tuesday evening claims
10 the amount of 50, 992.O3, including
teachers salaries, were ordered paid.
The spring vacation was liked from
March 31st IN A Dril 10Th.
A reception will be held at the resi-
dence OF DR.. J. q. Mccullough, OF Gravel
Hill, this evening by the Young Ladies
Missionary Society of the Second Pres
byterlan Church.
Thomas Halahan, telegraph operator
at Lewis Mills, was in the city yester-
day calling on friends. He and bis
mother will move TO Allegheny, Pa, the
first of next month.
John Robinson has sold his lots ad-
joining the Stahl property, in the First
ward, to Harry Burrows, who will erect
a dwelling house thereon this spring.
Mrs. Thomas Turnbull was buried at
Rose Hill Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The remains were followed 10 the grave
by a large concOurse of friends.
The Y. P. w. S. of the First NJ. E.
Church will hold social at the home Of
Miss Mnry Parks, on Guernsey street.,
this eAening.
/. I. II. Myers, Henry HER and r. Lowe
were elected from the Fifth ward as
delegates to the Democratic city con-
vention.
Harry w. Sheets and bride returned
from Paris, H., on Tuesday evening.
They will go to housekeeping in this
city.
Maurice Davis, Jr.. has secured a job
in window glass factory in Indiana,
and will leave for that State next week.
Professors Granger and Brown, spir
itualists, will hold forth at the Elysian
theater, tomorrow evening.
Jacob Duga of the Second ward, will
move his family to Allegheny, Pa, and
engage in business there.
The ladies OF the A. NJ. E. (colored)
church will hold cake walk at City
Hall tomorrow evening.
w. J. Baugh has resigned as candl-
date for Assessor on the Third ward
Democratic ticket.
Home talent will give an entertain
ment at the Elysian Theater on Satur-
day evening.
DR.. Custer Of the Pennsylvania Com
pany Relief Association was IN the city
yesterday.
The Republican city primaries will
be held on Friday evening from to :,
fast time.
City Solicitor Woodbridge has re-
turned from visit to the Indiana gas
fields.
Miss Jennie Emsheimer, Of Wheeling,
was visiting friends in the city yester-
dsy.
An addition will be erected on the
Hook and Ladder Company building.
Boyd's large storeroom on Thirty
seventh street is nearing completion.
County Treasur Archer was in the
city Yesterday.