The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-26
sEIGHB0RHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIBE.
OUk friend Walter Dsrrsh, is putting
I'D q very beautiful and substantial resi-
dence on Belmont street.
WE have city now Of five wards.
THE Spring elections come on apace. I
TIE Special Grand Jury called to
consider the case of the State of Ohio
against VIM. Hardy for the muSder OF
John. Kinks in this city short time ago,
found a true bill against Hardy day be-
fore yesterday, for murder in the second
degree.
JACK JOKES, who stabbed officer Dru-
gan some weeks since, Was triea day be-
fore Yesterday, and found guilty of cut
ting with intent to kill.
THE fact that mechanics were engaged
in repairing the "bench," yesterday,
at the Ohio Valley glass works,
gave rise to the report that
they were going to start up soon, but the
acting secretary, Mr.. J. Groves, informed
us yesterday that from the present out
look there is no telling when they will
start up again.
THE steamer Hudson discharged q
large amount OF freight at this city on
her up trip yesterday.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the Bel
!alre Nail Works, and all the boys looked
happy.
MARTINS FERRY.
ONE might suppose from the quiet
manner in which the anniversary of his
birth was passed over in this place, that
there never was such man as George
Washington, or that patriotism was at
such lowebb that We he'd forgotten his
noble deeds.
SOME malicious person or persons,
broke into the Union school house Tues
day night, stole three clocks out OF three
rooms, and burnt the fourth clock. One
could hardly imagine the motive In de-
stroying such property in such way,
unless it was to show how mean
they could be. No clue, as yet, who the
thieves were.
The Ohio City Mill has not been run
mug this week. The strike of the
tenders caused it to stop Monday, and
the bursting of pipe on Wednesday
WE have thought often of late that il
would be good idea if our town author.
tiles would prohibit half-grown boys from
running and yelling along our streets al
night, or better If parents of such boys
would train their boys better method Of
spending there evenings.
News is scarce in the Ferry this week
ROBERT BoYCE was interviewed by
the Mayor Wednesday and fined tie.
dollars and costs for being drunk and
disorderly and US Robert WAS scarce o.
enbacGs, WAS sent up for 10 days, five
of these tobe fed on bread and water.
BRIDGEPORT.
As PREDICTED, yesterday morning one
OF our ice men WAS out gathering the con-
gealed liquid The thin cakes hardly
seemed to have sufficient tenacity to beal
lifting with the tackle. We will not bt
able to get cewater next summer; lem
onades, sherry cobblers and such will b
ouskaspiel, and kes of beer in a coo
cellar will be the only resort. |. isn't :
nice thought ut all, ut all.
YOUR morning contemporary pine:
gently on some of our Bridgeport name.
of Mardi Graslsts. 1t does pot state
whether they will all take q little To-day
or that the procession will likely move
North West, taking q full supply 0.
Uranium for feed, and possibly Graham
-four in Bags; whether there will be any
game in the shape Of Woodcocl, oil
Howell the affair will succeed
Doubtless there will be a Fisherman in
the party. As the peculiar noise Of diff.
ferent animals are unusually heard al
such times there may be Barker. They
may knock thiEgs INTO Smitbereens
without any delicate manner. The
Young schoolm9ster just arrived in b
will probably lead the infantry forces.
A FOOT bridge across gully at the
upper end of Green5ack avenue, Kirk.
wood, is IN danger OF falling and the at
tention of Councimen from the First
Ward Is needed at the same.
MORE new dwellings have gone up in
this borough this winter than in any
pace of similar size We Wot of. Mr.
Heatherington is just finishing house
IN Kirkwood. \ new building near the
Presbyterian Church has just been con-
tracted for, the upper story Of which Is
to be used us club room by the Young
Mems Club Of b.
MEssas. +. r. RHODES, A j. Baggs
and VIM. Alexander, are out working
hard to raise the 100000 subscription
for our railroad. When such solid men
as these devote their time and talent to
this work, We have no fear Of the ulti.
mate result. Our railroad is bound to
come with such earnest work. The cap
italSts of Wheeling wholesale me-
chants, iron men and others can hasten
the matter by responding literally to the
invitation to subscribe, and should do so.
Of all railroad enterprises now on foot,
none promises better to Wheeling. While
we would not say word against the p.
W. * Ky. R. K, 1t will probably come
under the Pennsylvania Company's man.
agement. While the T. V. will give an
| opposition line.
TRANSFERS or REAL EsTATE-Deed
made February Ii, 1876. by Friedrich
Rogers and wife to 5. w. Boyd, for GER
tain parcel of land IN this county, former.