The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-04
NEIGHoRHooD NEWS.
SErTEMBEE 4, 1874.
BELLAIRE.


CHARLES WILSON who was arrested a
few days ago, charged with passing coun-
terfeit money, and who was released on
bail to make his appearance last Tuesday
for trial. failed TO do so, and the bail
amounting to 500 will be forfeited.
Wilson may not perhaps, have been
gnilty of this accusation against him, as
it was supposed By some that he was not,
but this act on his part will make bad
showing for him. ..........
HENRY CoULEY, Pat Welsh. and
Michael Monahan, the three parties VINO
were arrested the other day on suspicion
of their having hand in assaultlng
policeman Richardson, week or so ago
! had their trial last night, and the EVIL
dence not being conclusive for their con-
viction they were released. "
The business of the b. &. o. r., in
this place, at the transferring platform
has increased in the last week treble.
The force has been enlarged, and are hard
At work to keep up with the incoming
freight; We noticed twenty-one large
casks of East Liverpool ware on the
platform.
Mr.. CRAFT and Roemer have taken
possession oftheir new rooms on Water
street. Both are live men and We eI-
pect to see fine display of goods there
before long.
Mr.. JAMES Dixon, formerly a school
teacher in South Bellaire, returned TO
our CITY Yesterday for short visit. He
is engaged to teach school in the country
few miles from Glencoe for which place
he leaves town tomorrow, and may
prosperity follow him.
We have spoken several times about
those nice oysters, water melons ana
SIGH. and have not positively touched,
tasted or handled them, We
begin to believe they are not
worth a continental, or We should have
had the pleasure of testing them. But
it's oil right, for we shan't blow around
any more about them.
THERE is 10 be another match game
of base ball on Saturday between the
Nail CITY boys and the b. b. b. club of
this place. Our boys must beat them.
We expect it. Ifthcy don't, may the
shade of our great grand mother come
over us if we bet and lose our money on
them any more.
HOWEVER, a bad beginning makes u
good ending. The Dramatic ASSocia-
ton failed to convene last night, we learn
that but five of the members made their
appearance.
THR Gcrmon singing school is still in
progress They were practicing lat
night, and Judging by what we know Of
such matters, their singing was excellent.
A LARGE lot of water pipe was re-
ccivcd by James Fitton yesterday. Mr..
Fitton has been receiving lately several
shipments Of water and gas pipe. Such
articles are in demand at present, and he
is kept very busy filling orders, &c.
WEwould rather have had peace but
the lioncss will have it othrrwisc,-wc
are ramming homca charge in our chow
itzcr"-we will aim higher next time
and were our words canStic W. shall
try to make them hit, there may be many
flashes in the pan and everything will
touch this distinguished parsonage to
whom "agc and experience has been 80
literally granted, and used SO diSadvan-
tageously.
NExT Saturday i, the day for Demo
cratic nomination Of county officers, in
ST. Clairsvillc. Mr.. J. b. DNrrah from
this township, is the only man who can
compete with Cochran. He should be
nominated.