The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-23
BELLAIRE BULLETIN.
Benefit Death-The Pardon of
Geary NOT FaVOrRbIy Received
Two Police Gases-A MtsuDdeI-
aLandinR Iuhinh Eananh

Geary NOT FayOrabIy Received
Two Police Gases-A MtsuDdeI-
standing which Caused a
Chase down street.
LITTLE Dasie, daughter of Sellers, the
photographer, is quite sick.
Mr. L. PUMPHREY mas started
branch inest shop on Gravel Hill.
JOIN CAssoN had his hands badly
scalded while cleaning feathers, Wednes-
day.
A SMALL son of Mr.. Yensky, died st
his re.idsnce, At seven o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Osborne House is doing larger
business, under Its present management,
than ever heretofore.
Rev. DR.. VIM CASTOR lectured 1t the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday evening,
on his trip to Europe.
DAVID LEE, general supervisor Of the
G. o. division OF the B. Il o. K. T., Is 10
the city on business.
PROF. BIRCHARD, who has been feel
ing heads here, will visit your city on a
professional tour shortly.
The B. & 5. w. r. R. Co. has gotten
iud cement against n number of its stock
holders in this city for subscription
money.
TRACK laying was begun on the Bel
laire and South Western Railroad, yes
terday. The new engine arrived las.
evening.
AN entertainment will be given at
Union hall, Benwood, Saturday, Deem
Der Sth, for the benefit OF Anthony
Msnley.
A GRAND ball will be gwen at Zilch's
Hall TO. morrow night, for the her dt OF
5. Walker, who was Injured by " fell
sOmeti ne ago.
Mr. JAMES SELLERS kitchen Wa CT
tered by some one " wednesday niyrt ari
relieved OF SIS worth OF goods. No clue
to the guilty ones.
The Belmont county papers are speak
ing in harsh terms OF Governor luu"g,
for pardoning James Gesry, who muir
dered Powell in 1872.
GEO. CRozIER WAS picked up by Mar
shal Drugal and officer Mccormick
yesterday, and housed Tor hearing on u
charge OF being DRINK.
OUR old friend and patron, Gus, Har-
densteln, IS happy. 1t Is girl, snd the
| first too. We congratulate Gus, and
wish him much happiness.
If YOU want No. l dish OF oysters,
served in any style you may wish, call ut
Jake bursts. He sells the freshest and
finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.
WOULD it not be well for the Street
Car company TO put down crossing AZ
the upper end of the track, in order to
prevent persons from walking IN the
mud?
Mrs. MCKIREAHAN, who teaches y
select schcoi in the city, has made COM
plant against lot of young urchlns
VINO annoy her very much during school
hours.
YESTERDAY was pleasantly spent at
Mr.. A. y. Mellott's house, on the coca
sion of family reunion. The family
had a grouped picture taken At Tappin :
gallery.
L. SMITH, of this city, and John Nor
gan, OF Martins Ferry, will run foot
race at West Wheeling Tor $25 a side
tomorrow week. The contestants are
young boys.
Miss MARY RUNIoN, of Gravel Hill
this city, will return home tomorrow
from Antioch, Monroe county, this
State. She has been visiting there Tor
several months past.
FRED HoFFER was on an cid time
| jamboree Wednesday, and made his bed
IN the gutter, thinking that the hous5 he
occupied was rather leaky for q rainy
day. Officer Met ormick came along and
carefully cared for Fred by taking him
before the Mayor, who promised to sus
pend sentence if he would leave the city.
Fred left.
SOMETIME since the Superintendent of
the Street Railway Company purchased
two loads of hay from n farmer named
Gtien, residing near this city. The hay
was delivered and checks made out to
pay the amount, by the superintendent
The checks had to be signed by the
President OF the roai, and were Conse-
quently sent to that gentleman.
! They were not returned forthwith
and on yesterday, the sons, two boys Of
| Mr. Gitfin, came 10 town and went to the
bank to get their checks or money for the
hay, but were informed that no check or
money had been left there for them.
They then went to the perntende1ts
residence and asked for their money.
When said Superintendent became an
cry and told them that he had paid the
bill once, and would not do so again. The
boys became frightened and ran out of the
house. The Superintendent followed and
n lively chase ensued Officer McElhs-
ney was standing near by, and the two
boys ran to him for protection, thinking
that the superintendent WAS going to
demolish them. The affair WAS satistac-
torIly explained and the boys allowed to
90 on their way without having received
the requisite amount of lucre to lquIdate
the debt The check book of the Super
intendent showed that he had made out
the check which was still in the hands Of
the President Of the road Tor his sigma
ture.