The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-31
SEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELI.AIRE.

BELLAIRE.
OUR friends F. NJ. Snively, Esq, and
Miss Amy Evans, of this city, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
on Thursday last, and as people always
have something to say about such affairs,
we say that it is good match. Mr..
Snively is a gentleman in every sense OF
the term, and his fair bride is as fine q
lody as it has ever been our pleasure to
meet with. May heavens choicest bless
ing ever attend them throughout the
journey of life.
SOME burglars entered the house OF
Mr.. James Horn, on Indian Run, night
before last, and succeeded in robbng him
of ninty-three dollars in cash. Mrs.
Horn was awaken by the noise, and i'm
mediately reused her snoozing lord, who
sprang out of bed, seized his revolver
and ran to the head of the stairs in time
to see the departing thieves. He raised
his revolver and fired bnt without effect.
No arrests have been made rs yet.
The La Belle base ball club Of Wheel.
ing and the Clippers of Bellaire, will play
a match game on the public square in
this city, to-day. We will bet big apple
on the Clippers.
THE Silver Mime Company have APP
pointed committee 10 visit Georgetown,
Colorado, for the purpose Of examining
the "Yictoria" mine which they have
purchased. The following gentlemen
compose the committee Mr. Simpson,
of Moundsville West Va, Mr.. Welsh, Of
Bellaire, and Messrs. Cunning and Speer
of GAINESVILLE Ohio. Several others who
are interested, will accompany them.
They will leave this city on Wednesday
of next week.
YESTERDAY was the first good harvest
day the farmers have had for some time,
and we have no doubt but they improved
it to the full extent of their ability.
WATERMELoNs have made their APP
pearance in this city at last but it takes
a goodly quantity ofthe leaf to get them.
A COUPLE of colorcd gentlemen engag.
ed in small knoch-down at the {. X T.
depot yesterday evening, and a third one
couldn't stand oil and look, SO he
pitched in too, but before they had
knocked h-ll out of each other, rs they
said they were going to do, Officer Dru-
gan appeared upon the scene and took Il
hand himself, by gobbling all three of
them up and taking them over to the
lookup, where they remained until the
Mayor put in an appearance and fined
them. Mr.. SeavcrS, one Of the party, l.
exonerated from blame by all who saw
the difficulty, he having done nothing
but what he considered his duty under
the circumstances.
d. K.SANFoRD, of this city, as we have
been informed, has been engaged for some
time past in trying TO get up Il company
to 90 to the Black Hills, but failed; 80 he
thought he would 90 it alone. lie sue
ceeded in getting Oh to the Black Hills
and had commenced working his claim,
but some parties coming upon him he had
to abandon it for the present. We don't
know whether he intends trying it again
or not.
The Republicans at their Senatorial
Convention at Flushing, on Thursday
last, nominated Mr.. Samuel Knox, of
Harrison county, the present incumbent,
for State Senator. Mr.. Knox viii re-
ceive enough knocks in October next to
knock MN clear out of time. He will he
knocked higher than kite, rs well as
the rest of their ticket, State and county.
We are quite sorry to learn of
the severe illness of our esteemed friend,
DR.. NJ. W. Junkins. He was taken i'll
night before asst, but We are glad to say
that he was better yesterday evening,
and we hope he viii soon be able to be on
duty again.