The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-13
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
THURSDAY, November u.

BELLAIRE.
We have nothing lately of the Young
Mems Dramatic troupe Of this place.
We fear it has Gone where the wood
bine twinetb" We hope it is not entire
" defunct, but is vet within the pale Of
resurrection, and will yet give our people
series of entertainments.
A MAN who would weigh about two
hundred and forty pounds avOirdupois,
had taken little too much h-ll fire and
rain water this morning, and by reason
thereof came near falling off the railroad
bridge, and what fall that would have
been nv countrymcn. There would have
been added to the Heavenly Hosts or
the regions of darkness. an angel of pom
derous dimensions, while his body would
have mouldered in the 'cold, cold
ground" until the resurrection morning
No arrests were made in our city yes
terday. The grand jury being in session
NAV have had something to do with the
good order we have been having for the
last few days.
THE ladies of the Episcopal Church
will hold a festival at the City Hall on
November 18th.
THE more beer is drank, the more biz,
is used.
THIS is to be mild winter, according
to the views Of some old prognoSticatorS
THERE were some persons cited to APP
pear before the grand jury at st. Glars
vile. this term of court, who have not
been in a saloon for more than Year
The party or parties who sent the list OF
names to st. ClairSvillc must have "wpnt
it blind in many instances, or else they
were guided by improper motives. In
either case they were wrong, and the pco-
pie of Belmont county don't want to pay
out money to crafty the prejudice OF
pimps. or the wild fancy OF zealots. "a
word to the wise and otherwise, is sutii-
Gent
IFtherc was anything transpired in
BclIaire yesterday, that would make Il
good news item, We would like to know
what it was.
OLD winter King" accompanied by
old Jack Frost, passed through Bell
airc last night, and coolly blew their
breath in the faces of our citizens.
THE Ctv ComDiercinL was not sold on
Wednesday, rs Miss Hoover would not
allow any sacrifice to be- made in order
that she might make a sale. Her office
is for sale ut fair price, and will. no
doubt, be- soon picked up by some wide
awake man who wants To- invest his
money in something that will pay, and
the Commercial office j. an institution
that will pay any one who may be lucky
enough to get hold oft.
BAD colds are plenty in Bcllairc.
"IsN'T she prctty?' is all the poor fell
low said.
The prospects ola good wheat crop
next summer are of most tattcring
character.
We would like to see some "bcautitll
snow" coming down soon.
a STREET vendcrof metallic glass cut
tiers attracted quite a crowd on Water
street last evening. and while there one
old man was going to put head on
him."
A YOUNG gentleman of our city, who
is evidently ''Struck,' by the good looks
and winning ways of one of our city
bellies, asked her for a present, one that
would call to memory thoughts of the
beautiful givcr, whenever he would look
upon it. The young lady said she had
no appropriate gift at hand; bat the
enthusiastic said he would like to have
Il present before he left the house, and
would take anything she might select;
whcrcupon the charming Miss handed
hima box Of pills, and commanded him
to take four of them. The young
flame gulped them down like little
man, and left. Since that time he re-
marked to II friend that he would have
occasion to remember the lady a long
as she lived.
THE ladies of the Foreign Mission So
cictv of the VI. r. Church of this city,
will give tea party mt the residence OF
Mrs. Kelly at + o'clock this evening. \
general invitation is extended to all win"
feel like aiding them in their cXcrtioEs To
spread the Gospel truths throughout the
world.