The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-26

VIC think there is rs good an opening for
speculation in this way as in any we
know of. and while the capitalist Is thus
making money for himself he is at the
same time rendering-Sa beneht to the
community. 1A.
1.-THE pleasant sunny days and toolish
nights We are having, are quite welcome
and agreeable to US jewellers in the city,
but our farmers inform US that it Is ratn-
er too nice for the fall wheat crop, and
that little more rain would be quite
beneficial
CAPTAIN JOHN FINK, who has erect
ed fine building on Third street, IN
forms us that it will be some three weeks
vet until it viii be finally completed tor
occupancy. The basement front is fitting
up for two fine business rooms suitable
for banking houses, or other business,
and the remainder will be occupied rs
dwelling. ....
WE have often heard it remarked rs
strange why some enterprising person
has not long ago opened saddle and
harness shop in this city, for the manu-,
facture of this kind of work. Almost all
the general branches of trade are repre-
sented, and are doing a fourishing bush
ness, andewe see no reason why TINS
should not pay and prosper rs well. The
neople who trade here can obtain almost
everything else they may need, but are
forced 10 90 elsewhere for articles of this
kind, We are satisfied there is no better
opening anywhere.
RI. Rev. DR.. BEDELL will visit Bell
aire and Martins Ferry on Sunday, Oct.
4th. He will preach and confirm in the
Episcopal Church, in Bellaire, at lo4
o'clock A. NJ. and in the Presbyterian
Church at Martins Ferry, at seven
/ O'Clock P. VI. ......
/ AccIDENr.-Mr. Joseph Groves, cit
izen of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, met with a
very painful accident in this city yester'
| day. He arrived here on the $50 train,
and coming down from the depot plat
/ form, as he stepped upon the uneven and
delapidated pavement his foot turned,
spraining his ankle quite badly. The b.
x O. Company should have the pave
ment repaired at once rs it is in a very
bad condition.
: OF all the diabohcal, rasping, incon-
gruous and inharmoniOus tones that was
ever produced on any instrument, by
mortal man, since Eve bit the apple IN
the Garden of Eden, we heard come from
an old wind-broken ACCORDION last night,
on Second street. Music may have
.charmS to soOth the savage breast, but
big iniun" wouldn't want any of that IN
his n" that we heard last night. Wv"
heard il a moment, but We think we hear
it still
Mr.JAMES POLICY, the agent for the
sale of Applcton's American EncycIo-
prdia, is meeting with the success and en-
couragement the work SO justly merits,
which is complimentary 10 the intelIl-
renee of the community. We advise all
| who wish this valuable work to avail
themselves of tie present opportunity, AS
I is sold only by subscription.
Local items of interest are like angels
vi,ito ut present, very few.
+. WAssMAN. boot and shoe merchant
on Belmont street has just put up Il beau
/ tiful new sign at h> store.
lr is all right and proper TO encourage
"voung America in everything that Is
| laudahlc, and to give him full and fair
latitude, hut there is danger Of giving
him too much "ropc. and he may wander
t,o far from parental sight and influence.
/ We fear this i the case with too many
/ of the growing youth of our city. We
| have often observed groups of boys on
our streets at late hours of night, whoop-
ing, yelling and swearing like troopers.
( We do not suppose their parents are
aware Of their conduct, but fear many OF
these boys are taking the first of lesson,
that will land them in perdition.
County COURT.-ThiS Court met ut
the usual hour yesterday morning, Judg"
Cochran presiding.
Mr. Mary Thomas was appointed adj
ministratriN Of Andreas Thomas, de-
ceased. Bond $1,000.
The case Of Valentine Out rs. John
LOOMS, was dismissed at the plaintiff
CO.'S.
Heinrich Hickman, nativ" of Ger
macy WAS admitted rs Il citizen.
/ In the ca-c Of Frank Folloure rs.
John b. McUme judgment was given
the plaintiff for $l2jOo.
A decree Of sale wa, entered in the
chancery case of James +. Stale r.. VIM.
! Dcumstcr.
in the case Of Thomas Hogg rs. jaime,
VI. Wheat, the jury failed to agree, and
they were discharged until thi, morn
/ ing.
The Court adjourned until Q o'clock
/ thi, morning.