The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-09
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
January 8, 1873.
kELLAIRE.

hELLAlhE.
TIE following shows the range of the
temperature as observed at Mercer 5
drug store, No. 332 Water street. Friday:
! A. NJ, Ice; at II NJ, 26'; 1t 8 p. NJ. 250:
at P. NJ. 24'.
Mr.. T. COOPER has removed his
store from Old Bellaire, to room on
Water street, q few doors south of the B.
& o. Railroad bridge,
You've ladies and gentlemen who 60
10 Wheeling on sleighing excursion
hereafter, should first learn the lay of the
land, or they might share the tragic fate
that two Of our Belaire friends met with
in Wheeling, yesterday.
OUR enterprising grocerymaH J. H.
Pitt, moved into his new store room on
Water street yesterday. The room is o
nice one, and so is the man that occu-
pies it.
BEEF cutie are selling at from 3 to )
cents pouns, and hoggS at from {! to
= cents Il pound in this market
No arrests were made in this city yes
terday, except for violation of the or
dinance requiring persons to remove
snow from the pavement in front ofthcir
houses.
4 SUFFICIENT amount Of snow has
fallen during the past two days to bring
out quite u number of sleds and Sleighs
on our streets. Though the brilliant an
ticipations of fine sleishing, and merry
times, INDUCED in by our pleasure seek
ing young people were not TO be realized,
for the sleighing, so tar,ls rather poor, un
less another installment of snow j, forth
coming.
WE are glad to learn that our friend
DR.. Junkins, is rapidly improving, and
will soon be able to be among Us again.
BUFFALO robes and sleigh bells are in
good demand among the tun-loviEg
young folks.
"SrlvINs" has changed the publication
day of the Bclairc ConwerciGl from
Thursday to Saturday, which explains its
non-appcarance on it, usual day.
DR.. BURGE X Son, homeopathic phy,i-
clans, formerly of Circlcyille, Ohio, have
located in this city, and opened an office
on Belmont street.
OUR citizens should remember that
there is an ordinance in force in our city
requiring persons to sweep or clear the
snow from their pavcmcnt,. Several
have already paid the penalty for their
neglect to comply with the requirement.
Mosr of our manufacturing establish
mcnts have been closed during the holt
days for the purpose of taking stock,
making repairs, &c, and this has had "a
great tendency to make trade dull for
the number of factories We have exercise
the principal influence on business in thi,
city, and when they open up quite an ims
proycmcnt may be expected b the result.
SAD AyCIDENT.-Onco of those mcluu-
choly accidents, which are OF such fire.
quent record in the daily papers, occur
red about noon yesterday. in this city, on
the bridge of the e. * =. railroad, near
the Belluir nail works. \ man by the
name Of James Grecnlce, residing near
Pipe creek in this county, was struck by
the noon passagcr train, and Instantly
killed. He was knocked down and his
head was entirely served from his body.
The following jury was cmpamnc!cd by
Coroner Garrett: Henry Rankin, Abran
Sprouts, VIM, LETTERS Conrad Feclcy, J.
W. Highlcyman, John GILL; who render
ed II verdict in accordance with the above
facts. We learn that Grcculec was ON hi,
way to visit son residing in Bridgeport.
was walking over the bridge with his
back to the train when the train struck
and killed him. The facts elected at the
inquest show that attcrhe was discovered
on the bridge every effort was made by
the employees of the road to avert the
calamity, and no blame seems To attach
them for the sad occurancc.
The late fall of snow has caused the
merry ring Of laughter, and glad shouts
of Joy were wont to be heard on the ice
here for few days past, to die away.
STREET sweepers were numerou, IN
Bellaire yesterday m orning.
The Bcllairc Commercial will make
its first appearance this morning under
the management of j. st. j. Clarkson
and YOU may look for Il good paper.