The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-31
NEIGiIBORITOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.
MAKTIN's FERRY.

MARTINS FERRY
JAMES A. CRAY and wife, started on
Monday for trip to Iowa and Wiscon-
sin. They expect to be gone about a
month.
QUITE number Of our citizens went
out to Mount Pleasant on Saturday to the
Quaker yearly meeting. They report q
large crowd in attendance. Several
eminent ministers of the society are pres
ent and good meeting is anticipated.
THE Ohio City Mil was not running
/ on Monday owing 10 the helpers refusing
/ to 90 TO work They were paid off last
I Saturday to the week before, leaving two
weeks wages standing back, which is
usual in all mills The helpers demand
that they be paid up in full, which the
/ managers decline to do; hence they have
/ quit. The matter will be arranged in a
/ short time, as the mill cannot afford 10
stop just now, as they have all they can
do and prospects of opening up new
territory, that will push them to their
! utmost capacity
The glass works are running on full
time. They will have another furnace
ready for operation in about two weeks.
| Everything seems to be working smoth-
| ly under the new management.
a SMALL row occurred on Saturday
/ evening in front of Wullace's store. \
| saddle colored gentleman named FoutZ
had II heavy load Of whisky on and made
an unproyokcd attack on Mr.. Al. Scott,
| the boss mailer at the Ohio City Mill.
But Scott soon got away with him, and
officer Cochran happening along took
FoutZ to the lookup, where he was fined
one dollar and costs.
The brick layers are at work on Otto
Smiths new house. on the corner Of
Hanover and Fifth street. They will
/ push 1t rapidly to completion. The SeIby
/ Brothers have the contract.
SATURDAY night was gala night
among the boys. Both mills paid of on
. Saturday, and there WAS a picnic at
/ .Etnuyillc, where the ardent was disposed
/ To help matters along. Fighting and
/ tmcying was the order OF the night.
/ Joseph Priest was terribly beaten, on the
/ railroad. near .Etnavil!c and was carried
/ home. Several cases Of house breaking
in GAINESVILLE and petty thieving OF al!
! kinds were perpctrated IN TACT a perfect
/ he'll ragged all night. 1t must bee remem-
| bcrcd all this occurred outside the limits
/ of our town. Officers Cochran and Bea-
eel kept things pretty straight inside. but
they have no authority only in the cor
I Poration.
A NUMBER of our people will 90 to
/ BcIlaire on Wednesday night to hear
/ Governor Allen and others speak TIKI,
will b" the Governors only appearance
in the county during the campaign.
\ PErrrIoH i, in circulation asking the
prOprietors of the htai.grnrer to dis
I charge their carrier that comes over here
II, he does not get around with the paper
until nearly ten o'clock in the morning.
WIN. CREEL was arrested on Sunday,
/ charged with using abusive language to
Lucrctia Davis. and is IN jail awaiting
/ his trial.
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