The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-22
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAlRE.

BELLAIRE.
In June, 1874, Mr.. J. e. Able, who
lives near this city, had swarm OF Italian
bees to leave his premises, and about the
same time Mr.. David Long, neighbor
to Mr.. Able, captured q swarm of bees
that he found on fence hear his house
The was nothing further said about the
matter by either party until about two
weeks ago, when Mr.. Able claimed the
bees and demanded that Mr.. Long give
them up. Mr.. Long refused to give up
tee bees, whereupon Mr. Able replevined
them, and on last Saturday the trial as TO
the right of possession came of before
his honor Justice Strahl. Messrs Tall
man and Danford appeared for the
plaintiff and j. b. Smith, Esq, for the
defendant. The case was tried to jury,
and occupied all day and good portion
of the night as there were
some fifty witnesses examined.
At late hour on Saturday night heJury
came in with verdict for the defend
ent and allowing him $40 damage. This
is very dear lesson in beecology Tor
Mr.. Able, as the costs in the suit Will be
near 500. The longer man lives the
more ne finds out about bees
THE Indler Musical Union, gave a
concert in School Hall on last Friday
night. 1t WAS well attended and highly
spoken OF by all who were present.
THE fare Oh the Star OF the West to
Wheeling has been reduced to fifteen
cents.
The examination at our public schools
will take pace next Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday
Mr.. BENSON will run his ferry boat
tomorrow night for the accommodation
of those who wish 10 visit Wheeling to
hear Hon. Schuyler ColiaX. After the
lecture is over Mr.. Benson will bring
over all who wish 10 come home that
night.
WE hear Hon. D. s Trainer, OF Steu-
benvllle, spoken OF as Il candidate Tor
Congress from this district Mr.. Trainer
Is Rockwater Democrat, and II man at
undoubted ability, and, if elected, would
be the ablest representative the people
of this district has mad Tor many years.
II there is Democrat in the Sixteenth
Congressional District that can beat
Danford, that man is Hon. s ). Trainer,
and we feel safe in saying that we eX-
press the views of nIne.tenths of the
Democrats OF Belmont county.
The Republicans held a packed Dele
gate Convention here on last Saturday,
and appointed the following gentlemen
AS delegates to the Congressional Con-
vcntion, which convcnes in this city to-
morrow: J. f. Anderson, Esq, DR.. f..
w. Inskeep, Col }. II. Mercer, Alex.
Clohan, James Reese, Esq. and VI. \.
Mercer, al! of whom will vote for the
third term. A motion was then made de-
handing representation of twelve dele
gates from this township in the County
Convention, which meets in GAINESVILLE
on the 9th of June The motion pre-
vailed, and twelve delegates and twelve
alternatcs were then appointed. This Is
good step they have taken, and they
are only asking to be allowed their equi-
table rights We understand the Demo
Gratis are going to taketh same step, and
it is nothing but just that they should.
WE understand that the city council
are now determined to have ali tine
wooden awning posts in the city taken
down. This would be a very good thing
to improve the appearance of our streets
at least.
PRoMEEApING was very much Induig'
ell in III Bcllaire yesterday.
SOME of the teachers (2l in our
public schools here, will be arrested for
assault and battery If they don't control
their temper little better while correct.
ing children, than they have done here
toiore on several occasions.
MARTINS FERRY.
Quite number of our citizens were
out at st. ClarsviIlc on Friday on the
| corporation business. but on account OF
| the severe illness of Mr.. Barber, one OF
the county commissioners, the case WA.
Adjourned To Friday, June 9TH.
Thcreis some danger if the effort fails
have orr corporation limits extended
this time that Bridgeport may make An
attempt to get another slice of the lower
end of town.
The meeting Friday night to make ar,
engagements for the Fourth of July was
SHINY attended. There was nothing
! done.
The OHIO City workmen were paid
Saturday, and times were quite lively at
night.
The junior partner IN the firm We
spoke OF few days ago, says there wa:
slight mistake. that they deliver
goods AIRY time in the day.
CONFUSION service in the G. p
Church yesterday, Rev. ----, OF St
CIairsville, assisting the pastor, Rev. ~.
Weir.
RAISING houses seems H. be- fashion.
able. Da. Werick will begin operations
this week towards elcvatng his.
Two weeks more of school, and thes
the Juveniles will be happy.
The Democrats here are not WEI
pleased with the anti-Thurman move,
meRt at Cincinnati.
SOME of the people in GAINESVILLE would
have been very glad If the Inst LecIs.a.
| ture had passed Il law not allowing any
one family to have more than slX dog,
at time or more than twelve cats, or