The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-02
STATE MATTERS.

county.
THE "Mason County Reds B. b. G..
have reorganized.
THE New Castle salt furnace is idle.
Repairs the cause.
HUNTINGTON is happy. She has q TO.
bacco warehouse.
THE Sunday schools Of West Milford
are in good working order.
THERE is some talk of railroad up
Big Sandy and Tug Fork.
A SCHOOL house in Leedsville district,
Randolph county, was burned one nigh'
last week.
Mr. MOSES MORGAN has been re elect
ed Superintendent of the Hope Manutsc.
turing and Coal Company.
THE mouth of Guysndotts river is
full of saw logs for distance OF one and
q half miles from Its mouth.
Mr.. FKALEY, of Martinsburg has a
hen that lays two eggs every day, and
we suppose three on Sunday.
CD. CAMDEN made speech on the
CAPITAL question the first day OF the Ran
doiph County Court. He favors Clarks-
burg.
Coon poplar logs are worth from lOc
to l2c per cubic loot at the mouth OF the
Guysndotte river.-Hntington Adrer-
tiser.
&C. WATTS, of Charleston. acted as
Judge of the Circuit Court OF Boone
county last week, and filled the office
with dignity ard promptness.
AN eagle measuring nine feet from the
tip of one wing to that of the other, was
caught in a trap by John Michael OF
Grant county.
GeLpsMITH's deserted village would
bs no comparison to Cassville If the 'ail-
road should be huilt on the Kentucky
side of the river Wavne Advocate.
KEYsER and Piedmont liquor dealers
have been granted licenses tor the pre-
sent year. They gave bonds in thirty
i've hundred dollars, the lowest sum fixed
by law.
THE Morgan Mercury says: Mr.. Tuney
Bechtol. OF Piney Point, placed poison
under his hog pen for rats. Result: .
rats, I mems, Cat and his tavorlte purp.
Telegram.
THE residence of Mr.. A. F Barnes, In
Clarksburg, WAS struck by lightning last
week. 1t disturbed the equilibrium OF
the household, and made sad havoc
among the china ware.
TAG court house has been repaired
mstting placed on the floor, and the COM
fort OF the frequenters of the temple OF
justice looked after generally.-Ran-
doioh Enterprise.
THE Hampshire County Court, at its
last term, convicted Charles Harris, col
ored, and Harry Bowen, white. The
former for burglary, with term VI four
years; the latter for arson, with one
year.
JUDGE HoGE returned from the Ma
son Circuit Court on Friday afternoon,
to find himself the proud father of bran
new boy baby Both father and son are
doing as we'll as could be expected
Putnam Democrat.
DR.. l. l. CoMsToCK, of Charleston,
and DR. George Henderson, of Cosiburg,
West Virginia, are the examining Sur
geons for the United States Pension
department for this county, and the
adjoining counties In this Charles
ton Courier.
WIN. WHIP, of Patterson's Greek, had
. hen to lay double egg-rather two
perfectly formed eggs, except that they
are connected by small tube or neck.
One is about the size Of pheassnt's egg,
and the other about half that size Vest
Va. Tribune.
Rev. JAMES Brown, d. d., editor OF
the Central Presbe terrain, preached two
excellent sermons in the Presbyterian
church, in this place, on Sunday last.
morning and evening, to large and at
tentive OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hide
pendent.
AMONG the subscribers to the Wayne
Advocate are President Hayes and Henry
w. Beecher. The above is hard on the
Advocate. Have they paid their SUBJ
scription Brother Howell, or are these
two delinquents the ones you were after
in your last issuep
THE West Virginia Tribune informs
its readers that COW belonging to Mr.,
George, of Grant county, few days
since, gave birth to calf having two
distinct legs on its back. The little
wonder was seen by several citizens.
Unfortunately it lived but short time
Mr.. ABsALoM MASON, a MINER who
lives on Drswdy's Greek, near Peytonis,
tried to fill miners lamp from a can
while the lamp was burning, but he did
not succeed. Dr.. Sails thinks that the
man will probably return to work in
three nonths.-Huntington Advertiser.
EsAy Coon, who stands indicted in
the courts OF Boone county for larson
and an attempt to kill" was admitted to
bail in the sum OF $4,000, and Dinsh
FARRELL, the prosecuting witness, in the
sum OF $500. Public sentiment is strongly
against the prisoner.-Hunttngton I'D
pertrser.
SAYS the Charleston Courier, We are
informed that on Friday the DIST inst,
the Campbell's Creek Coal Company
mined, hauled and placed in the barges
nineteen thousand bushels of coal, which
is considerably the largest days work
ever done at these mines witt. the same
number of hands.
The Martinsburg Independent says:
Mr.. P. L. Teeple, of Mansfield, Ohio, is
now in our town for the purpose of il
stituting lodge of the Knights OF
Honor. This order has had a very rapid
growth, being about three years old, and
now having a membership of nearly
10000.
"OLD ST. was asked his opinion of the
blue glass cure, and said to his question
ar Who was a church siawsrd. MWall