The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-24
NEiGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BRLLAIRE.

1 BRLLAIkE.
1T is reported that the Centennial
hotel is to change hands shortly.
ALL hands came out of the B. u o.. K.
r. shops at this place, yesterday.
THE Baron factory has shut down on
account OF beng unable 20 ships ITS
goods.
ALI. BURNETT is billed TO make
''fsces' at the people of this burg on the
26lh inst.
THERE has been II great run for the
REGISTER ~ this place during the past
week.
New curbing is being put in on the
south side of Thirty. third street, between
Belmont and Union.
Mr. }. G. BRILL, of the firm of Brill
& Co., street car builders, Philadelphis,
was in town yesterday.
The agents at the c. u P depot did not
receive any freight yesterday, nor did
they allow any passenger trains TO leave
their depot, fearing the consequence.
A WELL known young man, VIII
keeps grocery here, made his appear
snce on the street yesterday morning
with q pet lip. No one knows anything
about it but himself and some other pc r
son
E. &. MORGAN. the working mans
friend ~ made application to the
strikers Yesterday morning tor An engine
with when to pull several cars loaded
with coal, from his works to the gas
factory, but owing to his love (2) Tor
them, they promptly reused, telling HIM
that he had carts aud horses with which
to do his hauling and with the same he
could transport his coal.
SATURDAY was a bad day for the fe
males, as Mrs. Ann Reed, better known
rs Mrs. Whistlein," filled her hide with
stale beer and went out for n morning
walk, when Officer Drugan lit down and
scooped her up. adding;
One more Tor the lookup,
One more OF the sweet dearS
Gone TO seek solid comfort,
Away from the pOpulace's ieers.
When she had become sober
and asked for drink OF cool water to
allay her burning thirst, the noble heart
ed Drugsn assured her, upon the promise
that in the future she would not be so
naughty, he would free her. She looked
the Goddess of Thanks, and departed for
her neglected family circle, whistling:
"Ocn, mister William Drugan,
Yes don't know how awful | feel;
Ny heart is so sick, my head 50 aches,
As alOng this ere stree | reel.
LAST Saturday morning officer Nc
COrmick mad occasion to arrest Michael
Lynsky fer drunkenness and disorder
and when he tackled Lynsky, the latter
showed fight by using the officer very
roughly, instead OF using his mace on the
man for resisting he took hold of
Lynsky and wiped up the cutters and
washed several house sides with him
Lvusky will answer the charges against
hIm at the police court tomorrow
morning.
| LEVI GHALLAHER, who lives some DIS
lance Gown the river, on last Friday
came to town with well filled wallet
and expressed desire to have u LITTLE
fun with the boys Several "biack-legs'
spotted Levi, and were IN tho act of rob
bing him when officers Drugan anG
Mccormick heard Of the affair aud locked
Lew up until he became sober For hi'
lodging and the use OF q special gusrd
he paid two dollars into the city treasury
| Saturday morning.
MRS. HURON, one OF Wheelings te
males, came down last Saturday on II reg
| ular cd time racket and made heTsel
notorious by talking very ugly 10 Mrs
Shanly, for which officer Drugsn lockeC
her up until she became clear-mindec
and sober. In the evening, upon sol
emn promise that she would never, enc
never" come back to this place again or
one OF her 'jarnborees, the officer bid hel
God-speed to Wheeling on the street cars
She lett town with bad headache, snC
singing in sweet, meIodious tone:
Fare you well, Misther Drugan
Fare you well, me dear,
| When come back 10 town again
thrate We TO glass o beer.
The Baron base ball club o. this psc
played the Atlantics of South Wheeling
on the formers ground situated on the
south side. The game resulted in the de
feat of the Baron club IN score OF II u
"a. Below We give the score: