Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-06
NEWS NUGGETS
From BELMONT AND MONk0s
Which are in the State Of 0hio-Regis.
ter Reporterial Research Fail to Find
News Of . Startling Char
ac.er-kerely Squibs.
HELLAIRE.

Law Businsss-n arriage-Personals and
Chit Chat.
Visitors and paint on Gravel Hin.
Wouldn't an omnibus to and from the
depots payf
Funny thing to see-an idle man in
Bellaire.
Put away your low-necked shoes for
the winter.
Who said our pavements were an
chored out in the wet weather?
The officials OF the b. 4 S. W. road
were in the city Yesterday. Business OF
a swearing nature.
Quite large scaffold gave way in the
new bank building Thursday night. All
the workmen had left. Damage slight.
Mr.. Sheifeie, OF Woodsfeld, brought
in large quantity of potatoes, butter
and cheese, yesterday. He had some
OF the much smellin" article. Bellaire's
boom makes q good market here.
The schools are unusually full. Sick
ness among the children has been
scarce.
Mr.. Alexander, of Quincy, was on
our streets yesterday. He looked sol.
emn over New York
The new bank building is beauty.
The banking room is largely increased
in size TO accommodate our increasing
business.
Ii anyone wants to judge OF Mr.. Jack
.Riley's taste Just go and look at that
fence OF his. The style is the child OF
his own brain.
The G. d P. X. II. always manages to
have a host Of gentlemanly employees.
Has it made corner?
Let the boom strike our pavements
and street crossings. Who holds the
purse strings.
Thursday night We noticed an enter
prising hardware merchant dipping the
water out OF the fish ponds in the pave
ment in front oi his store. Some one
will be drowned yet.
Do you see how immense the Bellaire
mails have grown to be. That's bust
ness
Don't those long trains OF cars bearing
away the product OF Belaire industry
make our citizens smile, fill their lar
ders and clothe the children? Give the
fires an extra punch.
The M'eiligencT correspondent runs
"wild" on Judge Chambers business in
Bellaire. Guess again.
b. +. Cimiatto, of Pittsburgh, made
himself happy at the Globe House yes,
teriay. Dare you pronounce his name:
The Disciples are in favor OF having a
dry place in which to worship. Look al
that roof.
d. Pugh, Jr., OF Wellspurs was
down on business Yesterday.
CT Lewis, of Caldwell, o., called on
us yesterday. Legal business brings
him here.
We understand that Mr.. s. McGarvan,
Councilman from the Fifth ward, in.
tends to resign.
De Witt Danford, Esq, has been in
Woodsfeld for day or two. He is re-
fierce in the case entitled, Fritz Reef,
Guard, vs.. Monroe County Bank, ct. al
The case OF Rodefer vs.. the b. & S. w.
K. r. was set for h, airing before Justice
Powell, yesterday. j. B. Smith for
plaintiff and J. A. Gallaher for defend,
ant. The case was dismissed.
The Mayors books show the follow.
ing: James Burke recsptCred, escaped
| from Tie lookup the lotn %. last OctoOef
He is held for drunkenness and suspi.
cion. Jack Steward, shoemaker, has
given his neighbors great uneasiness
from the careless way in which he han
dies fire when he is drinking. On theii
complaint he was brought 10 the lock
up. But the spectators were melted "a
tears when Jack promised not to touch
handled or smell the corn juice till after
Christmas. He was set at liberty at
once. May he keep his promise.
DR. Mcclure slipped of one day this
week. When he returned he bought
tr) tickets to Bellaire. Wednesday was
the day, New Bradford, Pa, the place
and Miss Frank Parker the happy bride
| Some Of our Younger practitioners
should blush to let the Doctor leave
| them that way. Next.