The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-29
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
October 90, 1874.

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BELLAIRE. % 4
The locslizer for the STANDARD is rough
on our City Council, in his report of their
proceedings last night. He says: "a
committee consisting Of sheep, were sp-
pointed to confer with the Beliaire Nail
Works and VIM. Barnard We don't
know which he intended the joke to he
on, the Council or the sheep, but he
didn't make such a great mistake after
ALL
Our friend "Zeke" has Just newly pa
pered the Office of the Globe House.
A GRAND soiree was given at the house
of our genial fellow citizen, Mr. David
Wagner, of West Wheeling, in honor OF
Col. j. T. Mercer, of this city, who was
lately married. Quite number Of
ladies and gentlemen from Bellaire were
present. The we'll known hospitality of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner is ample evidence
that those who were present had Il pleas
ant time.
4 GOOD stage of water in the river
! would make business lively.
The interest maifested some time ago
in the erection of market house in
Bellaire. seems to have been 'laid on the
table" for the present We hope the
friends who took such interest in the
matter will not let it 'go by the board.
1t is necessity which the interests
and convenience of QUO citizens demand,
and one which Bellaire will have sooner
or later.
Won't it soon be time for our railroads
TO make a change in their time cards?
QUITE number of arrests were made
in Bellaire yesterday tor straight DRINKS,
&c.
BELLAIRE can boast of a. pretty girls
as can be found in the State.
WHAT has become of the Young
I Mems Dramatic Troupe of this city?
Echo answers what. Keep the ball "A
rolling boys, Never give up the ship.
The citizens Of Bellaire are hungry
set, they eat up -four rs fast as Stubb ;
mill produces it.
WHY is Ireland destined to be the
richest country in the world? Because
her capital is always Dublin.
Two young ladies and gentlemen from
Il neighboring town in this county re-
Gently paid visit to Wheeling, and
while there made Il number of purchases
in the way of dry goods, jcwclry, &c.
On their return home they stopped over
several hours in BcIlairc, and visited sew
cral af our business houses, where they
found they could purchase the same
goods for Il little less than they paid in
Wheeling. Why should people so to
Wheeling?I
WE are glad that our City Council
have at last taken steps to provide
against the dangers ofpcrsOns getting on
railroad cars while the same is in notion
within the city limits.
"MEN are born with two eyes and with
but one tongue, in order that they should
see twice rs much rs they say. Many
ofthem, however, fall into the habit Of
saying twice rs much as they see! H..
Doy'T forget the entertainment at the
VI. Il. Church Friday.night, next. 1t Is
free to all.
A poor cripple, with galyanic bate
~, attracted quite crowd on first street
last night and a goodly number of them
took ten cent dose of lightning in theirs.
The river is still falling.
Our merchant, had very lively trade
yesterday.
Why wa, our street lamps not lit last
night? Let there be light.
Let every one pray for rain.
The case of Patrick Curren was con-
tinued until next Saturday.
TIE Jessie B. at the middle ferry, is
again walking the waters like a thing of
life. 3D. -, ~ -.
OUR farmers are now furnishing our
citizens with winter apples at fair prices.
MANY of our business men miss the
Market Boy. He will soon be ready
to serve them again.
CoRS is retailing in this market at 20
cents Il bushel, and potatoes at Sl.OO II
bushel apples 80 cents bushel; onions
80 cents peck; sugar cured hams Is
cents II pound; breakfast bacon IL cents
pound, shoulders II! cents pound;
lard 90 cents IL pound; butter from 30 10
80 cents pound and eggs at 20 cents
dozen.
THE jubilee at the NJ. f. Church, will
be good thing, and it is free to all.