The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-28
NEIaHB0RHOOD NEWS.

VLfrs BELLAIRE.
The trustees OF, townships met at the
clerks Office Saturday,
Tar Light Guards were out on dress
parade Saturday.
BILLIE of the Star and Cow Of the
Leader want to make friends.
MoosLIaHr plcnics and fishing parties
are being INDUCED in by our young
people.
TIE Goblet Works employ sixty
hands and pay out six hundred dollars
per week.
The implement Works shipped sew.
ersl threshing machines on the steamer
Hudson last Saturday
Rev. NAU, of the German church,
preached his farewell sermon in this place
yesterday morning.
Miss ANNIE o BRIEN returned, Sstur-
day, from visit to her friends in New
Cumberland.
TRAVEL over the Bellaire street rail-
way, yesterday, was somewhat better
than for several weeks past.
Mr.. S. A. SHUPE left for Washington
city las. Saturday. Mr. Shupe contem-
plates leaving to reside in soLle other city.
A WINDOW glass in the wholesale liquor
store of &. Zweig, was broken Saturday
night, and q quantity OF liquor taken
out.
A GAME of base ball took place on the
grounds OF the mill tottom, between the
True Blues and the Excelsiors. The
score stood 90 to 40.
Two Cinnamon were in town yester-
day, and created quite an excitement
among the curious, as they were the first
Orlentals that ever appeared in this place.
They were Wsh Lee and his partner,
from your city.
A FIGHT to, k place on Rose Hill, last
Friday night, at dance, in which sew
eral parties were roughly used. The
fight was renewed Saturday, and result
ed in one person receiving q severe kick
in the mouth.
SATURDAY evening a hand from the
B. s. 5. w. r. K was in town, and
having picked up poster headed "Warl
Warr exclaimed that he knew the b. u
5. w. r. K would now be finished The
poster announced that oue of our shoe
merchants had reduced his former prices
to very low figure.
Cow, of the Leader, has been there,
and Knows just how 1t feels. rs the fol-
wing Is from his pencil: "When u tel
low gees homo late at night, and after
reaching the top or the stairs, attempts
to make one step higher, the sensation Ii
MS perplexing as if he had attempted to
kick dog that wasn't there.
SoMEti ago il was decided by the
members OF the Bret Harte Literary So
ce;y, that for its next meeting an essay
would be written on peace" Each
member complied, and Friday night the
ESSAYS were read, after which the society
broke up in regular War ct words.
Thus ends the brief career o. a once
fourishing association.
BRIDGEPORT.
Doc fights prevail heresbouts.
The churches were we'll attended yes
terday.
SOME small bets on the boat race yes
terdsy.
STREET lights are being discussed by
some persons.
ADAM EBsRLE has placed new sign
in front OF his place OF business.
MANY OF our citizans bssked in the
efficient rays OF the sun yesterday.
Mr. VIM. RosEB BON agent tor Will
leams' Direc Dry of Ohio, is IN this
p ace.
TEE Belmont Chapter No. 40, r. A.
NJ will hold q stated convocaticn this
evening.
The second issue OF the Item was
brought out asst Saturday. 1t has al
ready shown an improvement in its typo
graphical arran sements.
A CORN DOCTOR visited the sanctum Of
the Item, aud on having taken n survey
of its ieet, WAS forced to leave. as the
job would be too great an undertaking.
Mr. JOHN HILL, whose health has
been very bad for some time, was taken
to Harrisville, last week. 1t is thought
that change will be of benefit to his
present health.
Mr.. JAMES SINCLAIR, Of Bridgeport,
has Invented new arrangement for
opening and shutting window blinds
which tor neatness, simplicity and dura
bility is not surpassed by anything we
have ever seen. Several of cur citizens
have had them put on their windows,
and they work To u charm. One gentle
man who has u fac residence, has had
sixteen windows adjusted with this new
fixture, and IL SO well pleased with it that
he says he has q great mind to build an
addition to his house that he may have
more VIII dows TO put tae improvement
on.-Hem.
MARTINS FERRY.
JUDGE JOHN COCHRAN, OF Sedalia,
NJ Is visiting friends hereabouts.
The remains of Miss Madge Shreve
were inferred on her fathers farm, yes
tercay.
Miss GUsTIH WIDNEY, of Pittsburgh,
is visiting Miss A. NJ. Miller, of this
| place.
GEORGE DUNCAN has moved to Leb-
anon, ONO, where he viii practice bis
profession as a lawyer.
Miss ADA WEST, who has been teach
| ing school here, left tor her'home in La
Grange last Saturday.
LAST Friday night some one entered
Wm. Madlis stable Ut Tiltonsvllle, seven