The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-26
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
MARTINS FERRY.

Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
MARTINS FERRY.
Miss A. MILLER left for Columbus on
visit Monday evening.
THE Mitchell Family show here next
Friday and Saturday nights
REV. JoHE BRowN has been returned
to the NJ. Z. Church here.
TIE Choral Union Singing Society
has organized an elementary class with
the Choral Union.
The Ohio City Lodge, No 4S6, A. f.
Il A M. will meet tonight tor work In
the Fellow-crsft degree.
Miss l.. d. ANDERSON, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, who has been visiting }. Nj. Cloudy
for some time, returned home yesterday
w. j. RAINEY, a heavy coal dealer
of Cleveland, OHIO, and proprietor OF
Rainey's mines, above Burlington, is in
town on business.
jim BRoND was arrested by Marshal
Mcfarland tor being drunk and disorder
ly last Saturday. He was tried Monday
and fined 81 and costs.
OHIos Green back champion and
Workingmen's tsvorite, Hoe. NJ. A.
Foran, of Cleveland, will address the
people of this place, at Commercial Hall,
this evening.
THos. GLAER made complaint before
Squire Buckingham, last Monday,
against Lucretia Goudy Tor unlawtuily
disturbing the peace and quiet OF pesce-
full citizens. Lucretia was booked for
hearing last evening.
OFFICER Joe Mcfarland arrested
August Henshel Monday, on
charge of threatening to shoot
Mrs. Ann Schrack. The trial came up
for hearing Monday evening and Hen
shell gained the case, as Mrs. Schrack
was unable to prove that the threat mad
been made
Doc. TODD, P. M. OF B., which means
Postmaster of Bridgeport, says that he
has got his goats at the Etna mill as
he calls these sturdy sons of toll-ixed
all right now. He wants people to I'M
derstand that he carries the K,ns
mill votes in his vest pocket. To say the
least of it, it is not a very chsrltsb lie way
of talking about an honorable, honest,
upright, hardworkipg class ofpeople who
so nobly toll for their living.
BRIDGEPORT.
BUSINESS is on the improve.
TWENTY-FIVE voters registered here
last Friday and Saturday.
ABOUT fifty persons left here on the
excursion to Pittsburgh yesterday morn
ing.
The case of the State against Adam
Joyce, for selliHg liquor to John Patton,
was compromised last Saturday by Joyce
paying the costs.
BATES IL ALEXANDER, who have been
idle during the past summer, are 10"
laying in large stock of groceries Tor
the tall and winter trade.
NINETEEN miles of the w. Il 7. V.
r. K. has been graded and is now ready
Tor the track The pay roll of this road
for the past month amounted to $4,000.
JOSIAH GILBERT swore out warrant
before Mayor McConnaughy, last Sunday
for the arrest of John Coss, a minor at
Rainey's coal works. on charge OF as
saut and battery. Coss has not been
arrested.
LAST Sunday week ago, man named
John Crow and one Reuben Gritiey,
had few words about female which
resulted in blows. Crow came to town
and swore out warrant for Gritfeys
arrest. Officer James McCon naughty
went out and arrested Gritfey last Thurs
day, and brought him to town. Squire
Howell fined him So and costs.
JACOB SNYDER and Mollie, his wife,
opened upon regular Old time jamboree,
Monday, and in the melee Mollie secur-
I'd butcher knife and made strong
efforts to carve up her liege lord
Jacob. Not admiring Mollie's incli-
nation to do wholesale carving
business on the head OF the household,
Jacob kicked out u PANEL OF the door
and began, in most wOetul manner, to
belabor his better-half Both set up u
wild cat yell, which attracted Officer
James McConnaughy's attention. He
arrested both parties and took them be-
fore Squire Howell, who tined
them two dollars and costs each.
In order to eliquidste the debt, ar
engagements were made to sell the house
hold goods, provided the tines were not
settled by yesterday. Snyder made
raise and paid all Indebtedness to the
town authorities Yesterday morning.
BELLAlRE.
A MEMBER of the BellaIre city band
writes the intelligence that the report of
the disbanding of that organization is in
correct.
JACOB burst, the live ard energetic
Union street restaurant keeper, who
never fails to please his customers, al
ways has on hand the largest and best
oysters in town. He always fixes them
up to suit his patrons. Don't fail to give