The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-02
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
PAY DAT at the mill to day.
TIE school debt of this place Is $780,
Gen. CowEN has moved to Pultney
Bottom.
TIE total school levy Is six snd one
half mills.
THE farmers are bringing IN large
quantities of hay.
Four OF the "Mollie Maguires" are
boarding at the cooler.
Strawberries twenty cents per bss-
ket, and small at that.
MRS. IRVINE BAKER died of Consump.
ton, at her home last Wednesday.
THERE will be q strawberry testiva! st
the M. E. Church Monday evening.
TIE Street Commissioner is having
stone spread on the streets of South Bel
laire.
MID. w. Leets new directory of
this city, will be ready for the printer
next week.
E. w. Jones, Supervisor Of trains on
the Central Ohio and Lake Erie Divi-
sions, was 10 town yesterday.
A STRAWBERRY festival was held in
the Young Mems Temperance Union
reading room, last night.
TIE ipterment of the late Mrs. j. ID
Smith will take place st Greenwood
cemetery at one o'clock to-day.
LAST Wednesday evening, four car
loads of Bohemian emigrants passed
through this place via the b. q. U. K. 4.
THE Leader man wants Gen. Ewing
for Governor, and Pendleton for Sena-
tor. Give the young man his wishes.
The master commissioner, Mr.. Charles
worth, has readvertised the Crisswell and
Power and Sanford property for sale.
| JOHN MULLEN was arrested by Oh
Ger Mccormick, Thursday, for using pro-
fame language. Five dollars and costs
was the assessment.
REV. WADDELL, of New Athens, o.,
will assist Rev. Wallace in the COM
munioD services IN the U. T. Church to-
morrow forenoon.
The Bellalre orchestra and the Heath
erington brass band will 60 down on the
steamer Courier next Thursday, and re.
turn on the new Andes.
The st. Clairsvllle Railroad Company
has extended switch down into the
creek near Echo Station, tor the purpose
| e ont rrayal for ha Hast
A NrMBER of the late mem bers of the
Bret Hsrte Literary Society met on the
evening Of the 30th, and reorgsnized.
They elected new officers and then adj
journed to meet on the 9Th OF September
CAPTAIN AMOS GLOVER, formerly of
this county, but now of Delaware
this State, was in town yes
terdsy. He left III the evening for
Captina, where he will remain for several
days.
WILL SRAHAN was arrested on war
rant Tor assault by officer Drugan and
brought before the Mayor Thursday
evening. He was fined $40 and cost.
Paid 81 and stands committed until set.
tied.
The completion of the b. & S. w.
railroad seems to depend Oh the success
of COL Sullivan in negotiating a loan in
New York. II is thought that the road
when finished and equipped will cost not
less than $4,000.
A REPORT ia prevalent here to the
effect that Mr.. Jennings, who was ap-
pointed one OF the commissioners TO
locate the tobacco house in this place, has
resigned. What his reasons for so doing
has not been reported.
THE Leader man has it bad. Listen to
his advice and do likewise: "If you
have good sister, love and cherish her
with all your heart; if you have none,
why then love and cherish the good sis.
ter of some other man with all your
heart"
Cow Is at mis- philosophical sayings
again, as the following is the bent OF
his mind: "Observe u young father try
ing to sppcase ba Wing baby, and you'll
witness ingenuity enough in ten minutes
to make you think that man ought to be
an inventor.
LAST Wednesday night the liquor store
of Steve Hauser, on Union street, was
entered through window and three
bottles of whisky carried off. Each bot.
tie had been prepared with croton oil by
the pre- prietor and placed in the VIM
dow ready for the thieves, who have
been getting their whisky in this manner
for some time.