Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-12
BELLAIRE.

Samuel Warden is building . two-story
frame dwelling on Twenty-slxth street;
Bessie, aged four years, daughter OF Mrs:
Rosa Bowser, Of the Fourth ward, died
yesterday morning, and will be buried TINS
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
''Gypsie Queen" are progressing splendid
ly, and the indications are that the play
will be put on the board soon.
Joseph s. Grafton and wife, Of Marietta,
are the guests of Mr.. G.'s brother, w. {.
Grafton, ESQ.
Henry Burkhead, the B., 2. & C. conduc.
tor, who was injured seriously, and for
time thought to be fatally, is getting along
splendidly. He is in good spirits and will
be out soon.
N. L, Marsh, the jeweler, is at Pittsburgh
on business.
The work of tearing down the creek
bridge, has been commenced preparatory
to the erection of larger and stronger one.
Thomas Silly and Dump Sherman Will
take in the soldiers reunion at Woodsfeld
to-day.
W. H. Mallory, city attorney Of Woods
field was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Z. w. Inskee, J. w. Saunders. Esq,
DR.. C. Z. Kirz, Col. David Rankin, Maj. w:
A. Gooby and E. F. Cash have just received
very handsome, costly and elegant wolf
ropes, anu VIII Pu' oA a's "AS
time comes.
DIR. Steer of Marietta, has located here for
the practice of medicine. Office over
Grafton's restaurant.
J. L. Lapgfield, Of Philadelnhia. is in
town.
John W. Campbell, OF Glencoe, has re-
moved to the city.
Miss Hunt Of Steubenville, is the guest
of Miss Laura Barnhill.
A number of Bellaire people will take in
the opera tonight.
Geo. w. McCarraher, residing near the
National House, was picked up drunk on
Tuesday by Officer Archer, and lodged in
the cooler" He was bailed out in the
evening and went home He lay down on
the floor with his father, A. NJ. McCarra-
her. and had lain there only little while
until he and his father had some words,
which resulted in fight between them.
George was little too much for his faith
er, and came out victorious, knocking him
down and kicking him in the face. He was
rearrested and put in the cooler he
received an examination before Squire
Criswell and was recognized in the sum OF
800 for his appearance before the Probate
Court of the next term. Failing to obtain
bond he was placed behind the bars, and
unless bail is obtained he will be taken to
St. Clairsville to day.
Mayor Cooper was up at st. Clairsville
to-day.
NIarchal Drugan and officer Turner are at
Pittsburgh on business and pleasure.
Four inmates in the cooler"
Miss Annie Austin, of the First ward, is
quite i'll.
J. R. Naylcr & Co. will cut archways into
Deasoners room and occupy 1t together
with their pre- sent room, the Doctor re-
moving into .. NJ. Corbetts old stand.
Frank MAYOR, who has been confined to
bed with illness for the past ten days is
doing better.
Mrs. Ruth johnson, who recently had
the Manchester building, on Belmont
street, enlarged by the addition of another
story, has had the building handsomely
furnished for the purpose of keeping
boarders, and will give grand reception
tonight. Over two hundred invitations
are out and splendid time is anticipated.
Mrs VIM. Hurdman, OF New Concord,
Ohio, who has been visiting Messrs. Law
renee and Crawford, returned home yester.
day.
Mrs. Bogus, who has been visiting Mr..
Isaac Booth for some days, returned to her
home at Monard, ILL.,, yesterday.
Officer Nsgle arrested Patrick Thompson,
colored boy, last evening, for hitting Jos.
Burtoft with stone. 1t appears that Bur-
toft was passing Neill's livery stable and
showed Thompson against the stable,
whereupon he struck him with q stone.