The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-19
NEIGIEBORHIUD NEWS.
Notes Gathered IgcrC and There hJ
Rec lister Reporters.
BELLAIRE

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Register Reporters.
BELLAIRE.
SOME thief entered the store OF Mr..
MoIeneaux, Monday night, aud stole
chest OF tea and some other things. The
thief entered by prylng open the front
door
A FIRST class libel SUIT against u dash
ing young druggist OF ms city viii soon
furnish Interesting reading matter tor the
public. A fascinating grass.widow Is
the instigator OF the suit.
JACOB burst, the live ard energetic
Union street restaurant keeper who
never tails to please his customers, a.
WAYS has on hand the largest ana best
oysters in town. He always fixes them
up to suit his patrons. Don't fail to give
him a tTisl, and you will be convinced.
r3t.
The meeting held at the City Hall on
Monday nj hit for the purpose of organ
lzing colony to 90 to the State of Kan
sAs. proved failure When IL was made
known that $40 wOul! be required from
each person 10 order to deirsy all eN-
uenses OF the delegates, those present
baguU to gracefully slide out.
Mr.. JouY 5. EDGAR, of Steubenville,
ONO. at present employed by the singer
and Howe Sewing Mschi.e Co., was ar
rested by officers Mccormick md BOwIes
at this place yesterday morning, or rob
bug lady 1T BenwUoi of gold watch
valued al $50. The culprt was delivered
to the authorities ut Benwood yesterday
at noon.
THERE was special meeting Of Coun-
ell npld at the City Hall last Monday
evening for the purpose of appointing
registers to register Ill votes. The fol
loving gentlemen were appointed: For
the First ward, VIM King and VIM.
Thurbor; Second ward, VIM. Ault and
Morris Davis; Third ward, DR. Juuklns
aid f. b Winsns; Fourth ward, j. q.
jennings ard J. T. Crafty; Filth ward,
7. B. LItte0 and G. II Hoge.
BRIDGEPORT.
BUSINESS j, improving gradually.
TIE National pike is receiving Il new
coat Of stone.
TIE La Belle glass works have large
10. of orders TO fill.
THE Masons held their regular month
" meeting Monday evening.
THERE is some talk of organizing
rifle team here TO? next season.
The .E.ua mills are running full
time, and turning out large lots OF Iror.
MIR SAM. JUxKIxs left for the East
on Monday to purchase new stock Of
goods.
Mr.. J. II. WEST and wife returned
home Monday evening from visit to
Columbus.
MEssRs. b. c. CRANsToN and North
West have been appointed registers for
this precinct.
MARTIN JOYCE bas been arrested for
selling liquor to John Patton, who is
confirmed Inebriste. Joyce was 10 have
had hearing last Saturday, but owing
to spell of sickness, he has not been able
to appear.
A GIRL came from BeIIslre to this
place some time ago, ana found employ
~, en- PboEos Ucrso a. cbo,nbc,-
n,o.. ~ ~, ' abomaJ 600 81 ho;,,
"'".'' "Lo 'Oo'' s''g 20 o',"s
ri,h, sbont o o,oI,cr sbo started ant The
pike toward the toll gate, where she was
stterwards found and taken TO ono Of
the trustees house, at which place she
gave birth to q girl baby.
T.,sr VI ordsy sfterroon . man nsmed
L,dwsrds wr,t into q room 81 NJ
Ssr, IrnLir., ard nicLaj nm q shaw
inch ba hid undar he COO,
Me- Jnntirs .aairg tho foI,ew got sf,cr
him. and caused him 10 throw the shawl
over the fence into the ward. She then
.e.-cLcd him. but round nothing else cr
hi. pers5n The fellow WAS arrested by
the Mayor and locked up. He was let
out on condition that he would leave
town, which condition be readily com
Piled with.
MARTINS FERRY.
A NUMBER OF the citizens left yester-
day on the excursion to PITTSBURGH.
Nh. JONI BEAZLE, who was injured
by y train running over his legs last Sat
urday morning, Is getting along as well
r. could be expected under the circum !
stances.
Tgynew Masonic Hall over Wallace
Bros, store will soon be ready for occu- .
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