The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-17
BELLAIHL AUELDiIN.
Interesting Gossip from the Bridge
city -Eerchsrs' Associations.

THOMAS &. BARON is lying quite Ill.
The trAck-laying on the b. y : W.
railroad has not yet commence.
CoKN is selling on the streets at 30
cents bushel This Is very low for good
corn.
On Thanksgiving evening, social
and supper viii be held ut the CITY Hail,
for the benefit of the NJ. +. Church.
THE independent reports fat hogs as
selling Mt 81 OO@4 Is per cwt. gros-.
Beet cattle, 50 UU@4 80, accorIn.s TO
size; aud fresh COWS from $4,000, and
even more tor fine, large, yo1ng ones.
rHE Emigration Society OF the Fin
WARD l. still looking forward to 'a' a.4-
ton o, lands T r settlers, in thn Wr.,.
A committee has been sent out to eE-
anime and report on the sites proposed
for setting the colony.
MIR. ROBINSON KEYsER has sold his
farm near town, to M. William White,
VINO resides near WaruocAs Station, IN
this county. Price, $4,000 Tor lO4 acres,
Mr.. keyser is now looking Tor farm IN
Virginia, near WincnCs.cr.
RICHARD CRoZIER has sued the city of
Bellalre tDr the SUN OF So, 300 damages.
He alleges in his petition tnat the Clty
Council refused 10 pass the necessary
ordinances TO protect MIN rs proprietor
of market house.
REV. WILLIAM CASTOR will give some
account OF his travels IN France, Italy,
and other countries; also OF his visit at
| Paris, Rome, and other cities, Oh next
| Tuesday evening, at the Presbyterian
Church. 4 cordial invitation Is gwen 70
| all.
MARTIN FLAHERTY stood among the
spectators on the Public Square last sum
mer, tor some time time watching II
game OF base ball One Of the strikers
allowed the bat to slip from his hand.
The heavy end struck Martin in the
mouth knocking olt thirteen OF his
teeth, Tor which he has brought suit
against the city, laying his damages ut
$4,000.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT - Yesterday
afternoon u lady named Lizzie Brown,
who has been living with u family named
| LASTLY, near Wegee, came iu.g town on
horseback, and as she Wa riding out
| Thilty-third street, near the railroad,
the horse became frightened and
plunged about considerable. The young
lady was thrown upon the horses
neck her loot remaining in the s.irrup.
| The horse Immediately threw up his
head, and this move thrust the poor girl
back upon the horns OF the saddle, one
of which penetrated the abdomen and in
! ficted such "a terrible wound that she is
not likely TO recover. The young lady
is about "a years OF age ana mas often
been in town with the same horse
BeLiatre Leader, yesterday
TnE Eastern Ohio Teachers AssccIa-
.tion meets here November 3Oth and De.
cember lst, and the teachers OF West
Virginia are cordially invited to attend.
The following is the programme tor the
two days: Friday, November 30Lh-
$50 A. M.-IntroduCtory address, John
I. Daft, superintendent of Bcl!aire
schools; elementary instruction, Miss Ii.
l.. keeler, superintendent OF primary in
struction, Cleveland 1870 p. M.-The
examination test, j. NJ. Yarneil :uperin-
tendent of GAINESVILLE school, eemon-
tary instruction, Miss Harriet W. Kee-
Ter. Evening" P. NJ, address, "rhe
Public Schools" Miss keel5r. Saturday,
December lst-9 A. M.-Elementary in
struclion, Miss Keller; mathematics,
Hon. j. ). Burn, school commissioned
ect; "The Cultivation Of the memory"
Miss NJ w. Sutherland, Steubenyille
high school. 1870 P. M-The true place
OF the high school in system OF public
schools, Martin r. Andrews, superinten-
dent OF Steubenvi!e schools