The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-26
NEIsHBoRHO0D NEWS.
June Is, 1874.
MARTINS FERRY.

really we cannot think whether this
particular instance happened in Bell
aire or Martins Ferry, and in fact, we
don't know just what the trouble was
only it was something about money; It
seems to US almost every thing 10 about
money. 1t seems that their trouble
did not arise from any particular cause
only general principles were wrong
The woman married the man when he
was poor, and then gave him no peace
OF his lite because he was not ricn'
which certainly was inpudence on her
part; he wa. sulky and che was cross
and he did not stay at home evenings
and she did not cook like his mother
and he was going to leave and she
wished be would, and he slammed the
door and she kicked the cat and moth
ing didn't 60 right no how. This IS
something like the tale we heard and
all We could do was to put our hands 10
our head and soliloqulze like the
dutchman THE more man lives the
longer he finds out"
THE colored people OF Wheeling,
Bellaire, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
are having picnic at the grove to~
day. A great many are around town.
aud many are driving about in fine
style.
CREAMER HANEs was arrested and
fined one dollar for drunkenness this
morning
We have clouds and an occasional
sprinkle, "and." as friend remarked
Yesterday, iii we didn't know better we
would think it was going to rain.
SPENCER BRADY and John Brown,
two colored gentlemen, went driving
through town this afternoon at rate
faster than the law allowed, and were
accordingly arrested and fined 90 and
costs each. The parties came TO the
picnic, and in their efforts to show Oh
over-resched themselves.
DE-. WIERIoH is 10 have an AFFIDAVIT
filed against him this evening by
woman, Tor his selling liquor in viola
ton of the Adsir liquor law. This is
at the Instigation OF the Womsns
League, and the crusaders are looking
after him sharp.
J BELLAIRE.
THIS is said to he one OF the dulles
weeks in business point OF view, that
Bellsire has seen since the panic. Men
in all departments OF business are look
ing blue, and hoping something will
soon turn up.
THE thermometer seems to have an
upward tendency. Itstood ninety-tour
degrees in the shade to-day noon.
| A PARTY OF young folks, about six
teen in number, are going out to
Glover's, q distance OF about sixteen
miles, this evening. We hope all things
may be propiious, and their moonlight
excursion prove success.
Two travellers were arrested last
evening for vagrancy, and released on
condition that they wonld leave town
Whereupon they started, but became
90 drunk in a little while that one Of
them was unable to get away. lie was
taken to the lookup where he spent
the night. This morning, the jail door
being left open short time, he escaped
and has gone on his way rejoicing
probably.
The Reading Circle will meet at Mr.
Isaac Booths on Water street, Satur'
day evening.
i THE Baron Company received an or
, der Yesterday for two hundred gross
can tops and bottoms from the house
OF Fleming, Agnew 4 Co., OF Pitts
burgh.
THE members OF the U. A. o. d., ar'
requested to be present at their lodg'
Tomorrow evening, as business oil I'm
e portance will be transacted.
AT the Masonic meeting at Wells
vile yesterday, the Great Westerr
Band OF Pittsburgh was considered th'
> best there, and Hetnerington's band tn
second best: Quite compliment.
The house of Jacob Dursch cam
near being burned to the ground les
=, night. There was no one in the bsct
par, OF the house when come psrtie
entered and Immediately smeiled some
thing burning. They followed up TIT
? scent, and upon going up stairs iouuc
smoke coming from closet. Upol
opening it they found the clothes or
fire, and in a short time the hous'
would have been in flames. Wate
i was thrown on and the fire extingulsh'
ed in short time.
: 1t is supposed to have been causet
by some one throwing lighted match
into the closet upon some oil TIT
clothing.
Sickness in the form OF diseases pc
: culiar to summer is becoming NOR
prevae nt for the last week, PARTICULAR,
among children.
ONE OF the easiest ways by which t.
tell a man is a stranger in town is t.
watch the way in which be goes to the
care. II you see him come out OF
Water street, give look down TOWARD
: the depot about noon, and discover th'
ears az they stand there each day from
: eleven TO one, look blank, give his Goa
collar a jerk behind, in the meantime
I. holding his valise and umbrella in oD'
/ paud and his linen dusler in the 9th er
take long breath, and then start 'o
the depot as tight as be can run, goint
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