The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-08
NEIGIIBORHOOD NEWS,


RELLAIEE.
DIR. III. II. ARNoLD gave one of the
best entertainments ut City Hall on Sat.
urday night last. that has ever been CIV
en- in this city. A, facial dciineator ne
is superior to All Burnett rs a yIoIinlst
he surpasses Alf Howatd, as al e!ocu-
ZIONIST he is the equal Of Kidd, and AS a
sweet singer, he towers mountain high
above Philip Phillips. He is gentle
man Mt all times and under all cream
stances, and deserves to be greeted with
crowded houses wherever he may 90.
Prof. Gilbert the renowned vcutrIlo-
quest, took part in the entertainment
and kept the audience in a roar of langh-
ter Tor near an hour. They give their
last entertainment IN this city this even
ing and we hope they will have 81 fine
audience for they well deserve It.
The desecting of rat under the in
fuence Of chlorotorm, which was to have
taken place on Saturday, was postponed
until some time this week.
The Wheeling Prcsbytery Of the
United Presbyterian Church will meet
| iu this city tomorrow, There will be
preaching Mt the Guernsey street |. 7.
| Church at 10 o'clock \. NJ. Of that day.
All are invited.
OLD Jack Frost was abroad in his
wrath night before last.
WE noticed Il very fine deer hanging
out ON Belmont street on Saturday.
\ MAN walked up to DR.. Junkins on
Saturday and asked him what he would
charge 10 put pair OF good strong legs
in AN old wheclbarrow. The Doctor
looked at the fellow for moment, and
then replied: -! know id sight
more about your legs than | do about
wheelbarrow.' The fellow had mistaken
his man.
The rite Of baptism was observed at
the Presbyterian Church yesterday, at )
o'clock, and quite Il humber Of children
were presented.
The parents are all going 10 send
their children to City Hall this evening,
to see the great Automatic Oil Farm. one
of the most wonderful pieces Of mcchan-
ism OF the day.
TIE street cars were well patronized
yesterday.
An examination of teachers was had
in this city on Saturday last. About
twenty teachers were present, and were
examined.
QUITE a large amount of stock con-
signed to Baltimore was shipped from
the Bellaire stock yards on Saturday.
The real estate business is on drag
here.
Mess. CRIswELL and Rider are talk
ing about purchasing steam boat.
TRAMPs have already put in an APP
rearance in Bellaire and commenced beg
ging.
A TALL and interesting druggist
wandered around the city night before
last having lost his key.
SEVERAL more of our street crossings
needs fixing up II little and then they VIII
Nil be in pretty good shape for the win
ter.
OUR officers here should be on the
lookout for sneak thieves, as they seem
TO be on the war path in full force. One
day this week, about dusk IN the even.
lpr. four strangers went TO the store OF
Mr.. Kidd. at Neh's siding, and after pur-
chasing some crackers, went to the yard
and stripped the clothes-iine, at Bells
factory, "A short distance below, of the
family clothes and whole web of fan
mel. They then kept their way down
the creek, about two miles, to the farm
of Charles W. Hall. There they made
another raid, and succeeded in getting
the entire family washing. Mr.. Hall
and his son gave chase, but when they
arrived Mt the watch box, about two
miles west OF Bellaie, the Waterman IN
formed Mr.. Hal that he had just come
from Bellaire, and had met four men
carving large bundles, Just outside the
city limits. Mr. Hall and his son then
gave up the chase, since which time moth
INF has been heard OF the thieves.
THE street car drivers have all gone to
work again. They wound that little
Job had been put up on them. Quite a
number of men had advised them TO
strike for higher wages, and as soon us
they had done so, their advisers came
forward and offered their services for the
same wages. The strikers smIit very
extensive mice, and went to work again
at the old wages. 1t will be no Use now
for any one to talk to them fellows about
striking.
OUR glass houses are all III full blast.
BRGDG EPoRT
THERE are now six regularly licensed
drinking saloons in the Gown.
THE firm Of Junkius Bal X Alex
ander has been dissolved, Mr.. Junkins
retirir .. He will probably resume busI-
ness in the spring.
Mr.. D. L. JAMES, the lessee Of the
Cochran House, who has been i'll for
long while, died recently at ChrIck'yil.e
II. FRANK is actually selling clothing
al prime cost t. quit business