The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-13
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The County Clerk yesterday admitted
to record two release deeds.
ANOTHER wedding on Market street.
above Tenth, is booked tor next week.
ONE furnace al the Belmont glass
works. st Bellaire, has been smut down.
A FIRST class spelling bee' would
now be in order, to vary the nonotony
of things IN general.
Gov. MATHEWS, yesterday, issued his
proclamation declaring the ZSLh ihs''
day OF Thanksgiving.
A VERY pleasant sight Is an orange
tree in full bloom, ut Nick Gsus' barber
shop, on Market street.
A BABY two months old and weighing
= pound and half Is SAID 10 be one OF
tho curiosities in Wheeliug.
Tax Nail City boat club boys dance
at Turner hail on THANKSGIVING eve.
Cockayne's band will "spell.'
Nix. BARRY BENTFELT, while at work
in one of the mills at Bellaire, few
DAYS slnce, had three OF MS fingers taken
off.
THOMAS SPEAR, for abusing has wife,
was bonded in the sum of $50 to keep the
peace tor SIX months, by squire Mix, yes
terdsy. ..t a.a.
WOULD it not be well tor The Elm
Grove street railway company 10 lock
the turn table at the western terminus OF
the road. .......
LARGE number of Bellaire theatre
goers arc expected at the Opera House
to night, a. about twenty seats have been
sold in that place.
Mr.. THOMAS GLAssCoCK left yeste!-
day with the trading boat o Hara, on n
rip down the river. His stock consists
principally OF glassware.
DR. HARDESTY. on Saturday success
eaIiy ren owed u tumor, about one-hslt
inch in length, from the eye of s tobsc-
corist employed st Danning's.
IT should have beeu Mrs Hamm that
WAS bonded IN the sum OF $50 To- keep
the peace, by Squire Phillips, on SatuE-
day, instead of Conrad Peters
A WARRANT was issued, yesterday, on
complaint OF Lizzie Clark, Tor the arrest
of Rosie O'BrysD, the former claiming
that Rosie attempted to make her bald
headed.
TIE Twilight dancing club, of the
South side, have again changed the
night for their weekly dances, which will
hereafter take place on Thursday night
instead OF Saturday.
Two BOYS named Elmer Addison and
John Wallace were badly burned while
engaged in kicking burning oil can
about in the vicinity of the Belmont
glass works On Saturday.
WE'VE had the base ball, temperance
aud rifle club levers and nearly sll other
Ills that flesh Is heir to, but unless that
burning manure pile on the river bark
b. squelched, look out for the cholera.
THE Teachers Association Of Eastern
Ono Will meet in Be!laIre on the last
iav of this month and 1e first day Of
December Several interesting addresses
will be delivered ON this occasion.
Mrs. GOODMAN, me original LADY
rom Ireland who figured 50 extensive
Iy in the police court in this city, in the
Dgst, is reported AS having passed in het
checks few days since, At Cincinnati
Squire CALDWELL yesterday issued
warrant, on complaint OF Frank Coss, tor
The arrest OF Louis Ssvage2t, charged
with shooting with intent to MAIN and
.lll. Savageot is now serving sentence
f thirty days in the county jail.
WE acknowledge the receipt of new
piece OF music from the house of F. w.
iIelmick, 80 West Fourth street, Cncin-
,a.i, 0. 1t is entitled "Touch Me Gently,
Father Time and Is by Chas. Baker,
author of Gle Holds the Fort Of Heaven"
THE sewer on Eotf street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth csved in yes
tsrdsy This same sewer has fallen ia
before, and it is n source OF considerable
trouble and expense 10 the city. The
i=st time it broke, a horse and cart went
in with it.
If any of our citizens desire to i'm
themselves, and have their
lanes handed down to pOsterity as bene-
factors, let him issue call for the Light !
Guards to meet ut their armory on
Thanksgiving day, and lead the troops !
To- glory and renown in an onslaught on !
Hurkey.
The remains OF Van, Lear, infant
sen OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. '. l.. Rog- !
ere, who died on Sunday, were taken to
Wellsburg yesterday, tor interment. |
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers have the sympa-
thIes OF large circc of friends, as this is !
their first and only child, and they !
feel the loss the more deeply.
THE Bellaire Lsader, published at Bel
lsire by our young friend John X. Cow, !
Is the official paper OF the city, and has q
wide circulation in Belmont, one OF the
Aealthiest counties in eastern Ohio, and |
Il any OF our merchants expect TO do any
advertising in that section, the Leader
will be good medium through which to
reach the people.
WE do not object to the Wheeling
REGISTER makl,g use Of our locals in
any shape il chooses, but when it credits
At sill, they might occasionally be cred |
ted to the right paper, and not to the |
Pittsburgh DLsp0tch or some other jour
nal that had previously appropriated !
Herald.
We thank the Hera'd for calling our |
attention to this matter, !or we Try to be /
particularly careful in the matter Of Civ |
tng proper credit for articles clipped. We |
certainly prefer giving the Herald credit !
for its own items to crediting them to
some other paper which has appropriated |
them without credit.
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