The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-23
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
DELLAIRE.


WE heard them speak about it the
other day, and we do not doubt but that
it is source of considerable annoyance
to the merchants of every class in this
city to hear of parties wishing to make q
little larger purchase than usual, going
to Wheeling to do it.
We understand from cur business
m en- that they can dispose of their goods
TO the buyer just as advantageously in
every way as they can be purchased in
Wheeling. "Charity begins at home"
so should buying of goods. The public
should remember this and act accord
ingly.
COUNTING the cost of transportation.
etc, to other places, people would save
money by buying their goods at home.
1t is not our desire to dictate nor advise,
hut when thing would practically ben
eft one by its knowledge, We think it
time to ventilats it.
WE notice decided improvement in
the ditch in front of Pitts grocery. 1t
has been paved with stone recently and
contrasts very favorably with other gut
tiers in the place We know of some
other cutters that it wouldn't hurt to
pave in the same way. Does any one
else?
j. G. WEBSTER, of Wildwood, Ohio,
of whom w6spoke few days since as be-
ing attacked by paralysis, is, from last
accounts, in dangerous condition and
hardly expected to live.
The man upon whom his wife. as he
SAYS, used about fifty thousand OF Web
Sters most emphatic words and fire
shovel the other night about two o clock,
ut which time he managed to get home,
is, from last accounts, doing well. Moth
ing is hard when one gets used to it, you
know, but how one manages to get used
to such things rs the above We are unable
to say, never having been there.
THE st. Clairsvillc boys are to come
down on Saturday to play the Bellaire
nine IL game of base ball. OF course we
wish our boys success.
TIE Workingmon'S Mutual Building
Association will hold its next regular
meeting on Thursday evening at seven
o'clock.
Gas is being put in the school building,
and is expected to be finished by tO-mor-
row evening. Taking into consideration
the old way of lighting the building this
| NAV be considered commcndable i'm
proyemcnt.
GEO. RODER, John Zelch, Geo. Zwcig,
and Schraum, who were arrested few
DAYS since tor violating the revenue law
in buying cigars not stamped, and out
ON bail. left the city yesterday morning
for Cambridge, Ohio, at which place their
trial comes Off They were accompanied
by large number of witnesses on each
side.
WV. PEIRPoNT, was yesterday arrested
BY the Marshal and fined five dollars
and costs, for violating city ordinance.
Mr.. VAUGHN, engineer at the lantern
factory, had one Of his fingers cut off
yesterday evening by it being caught be-
tween the crank pin and bed plate of the
engine while wiping it.
Two suspicious looking chaps were ar
rested yesterday morning by the Marshal
on suspicion of their being the men who
attempted the robbery of Carter Il Kings
shoe store last night, but nothing could
be proven against them and they were
released.
4 NEW building is being erected by
Mr. ID. II Rice on the lot adjoining the
L. p. church, on Guernsey street. Mr.
Rice is building it on new plar, some
thing after the French style, there being
nothing resembling it in the city.
Mr.. +. BURsEN, of this city, is to be
svmpathized with. He married a Steu-
bcnvillc lady Tuesday. We were unable
to learn the fair ones name. Our best
wishes 90 with him.
Rev. RODGERS returned home yester-
dav evening from the dedication of
new church in Carroll county, Ohio,
after being absent week. He is well
come once more among us.
4 GAME of base ball il to come off at
2 o'clock p. m. next Saturday on HorneS'
square, between the boilers and coOpcrs
of the Bellairc Nail Works.