The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-06
sEIsHBORBOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here aud There by
Register Reporters.
BHLLAIRE,


LEET's Directory is com pleted, and Is
now being delivered to patrons.
The boys were very orderly on the
evening of the third. Cause, nopay car.
Picnic parties were held in Rodeiers
and McCowan's orchards on the Fourth.
The MEDICAL hirurgicsl Society held
a meeting in this place yesterday even
ing.
THE Hestherington band and orchestra
gave grand ball at Zilch's hall on the
night of the third. 1t was well attended.
The Knights of Pythias held their
annual supper in Zrlch's hall last even,
ing. Speeches aud toasts were ludulged
in by those present.
AT the iremen's ball, given on the
night of the Fourth, in the City hsil' Ny.
John Watt WAS the winner OF the cane
he having the greatest number OF votes.
The Catholics picniced at Indian
Run, the Germans at Cummins grove
and the Odd Fellows and knights OF
Pythias on Cemetery Hill, above town
The Knights of Pythias made grand
display In their horseback parade on tue
Fourth. Had this society gotten uni
forms enough, the parade would nave
been much larger. Wallaces band FUR
nished the music.
THE citizens of this place are very
anxious to hear from the authorities OF
the B. Il o. railroad in regard to the
opening of Belmont street. The commit
tee appointed by Council some time ago
is ready for conference with the rail-
road company.
THE interment Of the remains OF the
late George Beal took place at $3.50
o'clock Yesterday evening, under the au-
spices OF the Odd Fellow and DRUID
societies, headed by Hestherington.s
brass band, ii beirg his wish to have no
minister and request that the band
precede his remains to the cemetery.
GEORGE OLIVER, colored, created
disturbance 1T the Odd Fellows picnic
on the Fourth and was arrested at two
o'clock Yesterday morning by Officer
Mccormick. When George WAS arrested
he persisted that he had been dong
nothing but ''polly-toxing' Jake Caplto.
Oliver was recognized TO the probate
court, by Squire Strshl, to answer a
charge OF assault and battery ut the next
term of court. Not being able TO pro-
cure two hundred dollars bail, he was
put in Jail ut ST. Cairsville yesterday.
POLICE CoURT.-Barney OHars, ar
rested by Officer Rowles fined - and
costs. Secured. Anton Welsh, arrested
by Officer Nc .hany, fined 81 and costs.
Committed. james Chappy, arrested by
Officer Mccormick, fined So and costs.
Paid David Campbell, arrested by Of
ticer Mccormick, fined So and costs.
Secured Brutus Burns, arrested by Ot-
ficer Rowles, fined 81 and costs. Psid.
James Donnally, arrested by Officer Dru-
gan, fined 81 and costs. Committed
Timothy Dunivan, arrested by officer
Drugan, fined ~ and costs. Committed.
Charles Rosser, arrested by officer Nc
Elhsny, fined - and costs PAID.
MARTINS FERRY.
TIE Fourth WAS day of quiet and
order here.
Miss SALLIE RAINEY is home from
Vussar College.
Mrs. II b RICE, Of Sioux City, Iowa,
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. }. Il. KEAUSER, of PITTS burgh.
is on visit to friends in this place.
Nix. RALsroN, Treasurer of this school
district, has paid Mr.. McGonigle the tull
amount OF his pond.
Mr.. J. G. GRAY and Miss Sarah
Gray, who graduated nj Muskingham
College last commencement have return.
ed home.
THERE were about seven hundred and
fifty persons at the Union Sunday
School pic ME held IN Walnut grove on
the Fourth Fifty dollars were made
clear OF all expenses
SINCE the latest report, it i rumored
that It has beer a,cerlaned IRON u reia-
bic source that Miss Della Duvall, the
worker OF wonders on the McComas ard
Duvail farms, has been found TO be very
much demented.
The storm on Scotch Ridge. Monday
night, was much more damaging than
reported. y large quantity of corn,
wheat, apples and thu Der was. destroyed.
The estimated loss 70 the community will
not exceed fifteen hundred dollars.
Oh the night of the Fourth two men
tried to entsr the residence of Mr.. Van.
derman, near the corner of Fourth
and Hanover streets. Mr.. Vandermsn
shot ut them twice, and he thinks that
one OF the men was hit by shot.
BRIDGEPORT.
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