The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-01
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Items Picked Up at Random By Per-
fpa,etic Reporfers-A Little Of
Everything.

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PAYDAY yesterday at the nsil works
COMPLAINT of too many tramps is
prevalent.
1T is rumored that the OHIO glass
house will start up shortly.
Mr.. JOIN W. HEALT, JE, of Ben
wood, is hsppy. Cause, bouncing girl
baby.
VIM. REED was arrested by Marshal
Drugan on Thursday. The case is booked
for trial today.
A LARGE number OF the county teach
ers are here attending the Teachers As
ISOLATION, which begun yesterday.
THE Benwood brass band took in
something over 500 at ball given at
Union Hall, Wednesday evening.
SCARLET fever snd diptheria are pre-
valent in the city. There are more
cases of the latter than Of the former.
Miss ELLA HAYBuKN, OF Gravel Hill,
who has been sick Tor some time past, IS
able, we are glad to say, to be out again.
LITTLE DAISY, infant daughter OF j.
w. Sellers, the photographer, died last
Wednesday, and was buried yesterday
at 9 P. NJ.
The Berwood nail works have such
large orders on hands that it could not
smut down to give the hands u holiday,
Thursday.
MARSHAL DRUGAE caught John De-
Mainly a lnoke, on jamboree Thanks
giving day, and arrested him. The moke
was get ut liberty the following evening.
II you want No. l dish OF oysters,
served i'll any style you may wish, call at
Jake Durst's. He sells the freshest and
finest oysters, At retail or wholesale. ;
J. h. DoBLER has been discharged on
bis own rccognizsnce by the Judge OF
the L. S. Court a. Cincinnati, with recon-
meacation 20 the President for 81 par
don.
Our Old friend, Cap.. Jas. Benson, OF
Bensnn's Ferry, VINO has been confined
TO his room since last Monday, made his
first appearance at tho ferry boat yes
tcrday.
GEO. TERRY snd Wn. Dick, were ar
rested by officer McCormlcl;, Thursday,
tot celebrating Thanksgiving with n
drunk. Terry and Dick wore fined 81
and costs each.
SATURDAY night s9mo person entered
tho parloC Of JOHN CrOs:es's residence,
Nc. 1914 Belmont street, and stole lady :
cloak valued a. $50. Who tie thief is,
no uIo huows.
TIE festival and lair tina. opened at
Benwood, Saturday evening, Tor tho ben
eht Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
closed Thanksgiving evening. The snug
sum Vi 1920 wss realized.
Dr.. L. w. MUHLEMAE, the only no.
mepathic physician in the city, has
gained y large practice since his arrival
here, . lew months ago. The doctor as
surcs rs that converts to his schoo! OF
medicine, are steadily coming to him.
THE sstival and fair given Thursday
evening. under the auspices of the La
dies AID society. of the Nj. (. Church,
was financial success, IS $3.50 were re-
allied. This will enable the ladies to do
much III aiding tho needy. All who de-.
sire, csnno. do better than TO give small
or largo donations in money to this soci.
| ETY., as il Will be used where most needed.
LAST Wednesday night, about ~
o'cloc&, s0mo thief or thieves entered
the res lcnce of Mr.. Kelly, who resides
on the south Side, and took 3 gold watch
and + nuiLber of other articles Of jewel
ry. no clue rs yet to the depredators.
On the same night the residence OF Dam
iel Thechald was burglarized. The
thieves obtained tin safe containing
some S 10 or $50, belonging to Mr.. Theo-
bald's children. Taere were n number
of Old AID valuable coins III the safe,
which MIR. Theobsld had been gathering
up and toTing away in the safe.