Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-16
GENERAL NEWS
Picked up F,ea u n rte q N
cesstFy.
ST. Clairssilie hotes--xattes md iasgs
at Bridgeport Coal it'nw's S, Hk~
Anotia crank--Smail.A
pox Etc.
,aR1ovs GRIMES AND ssualAne
ST. GAINESVILLE.


Ceu yssOpsnis ns-A Hssea QasSLreh -
aiAhA nrests tss~sPeaacss
Sro al 10 TIE Resiser.
sr.,CLAss,4ftr. January II.
The Csart Of Common Pleas sd)Oat4s0
yss,srdar sics Ss and Y y ~ tAi. ssrn2 2ssf
Il Iii. soanss- is- coscs rned. He Win hsdS
|'hTief term in Mosso Coussy before iN 10 :
ires from osfcc.
The trial ~ the o. Of Blskemore vs. ID.
dtngs, ment.untd - the RssnrEx O. few
dsYs ago resulted IN verdict in favor Of
III, plaintiff for $2.ss4 the fun amount f
hil. claim, Ttctfefsusda made despcr--
ate siIort TO obtsin. n CIV trial. bat failed.
and Everybody ,,stsisA the Court in.refus
ing so grant ancthss hearing Of this
muchty y-litiSated case. The deiendsacs
based their clair,for = new trta mainly
upon she fact. as elhgelL that three OF tho
Jurors had talked aloat a w case while tho
trial was going on. Tho 4 istory of,the case
was published in thefp,sR gerccr NV days
ago, and the corrcsponisa 1t bcrc, who Is
said to be the author Of tn htriiigrer AZ
ticle, was roughly hap,lieifl ~ the attorneys
for the defendants III Heterogeneous iors
new trial.
James u. Newlin, we'll sknowu citisen
of this township, livirs nesr 'rucc stNion.
died very suddenly. yssciSA1y snpnosed
cause, appopieIy. Hevs- saon' W sssfs
Of age.
The St. Clairsviile npt. fossta rn RailosdL
which connects this town with the TGsA~
rawas Valley Railroad. hAs s,s~a 'cnded op-'-
erations for the present Anst " iere " no
telling when business will 90 sssa med. Tho
continued wet weather ms slusA ruin-d
the track, and there Is no. msesS,y In the
treasury with which to repsdr it, IL k
Al. hi. Thu
road before next spring, unless I'm, roat ~
leased To somebody who has the 0indA t0 =
repair the track and put the road iu oJssra-
tion. IL Is said that the CT " a. w.
Company are willing 10 tass the soad md
operate II. II this be tru"fthc Trustees
will do well To let them hassit, ID suitable
terms can be agreed upon. This rod has
been an expensive luxury for 81 Claim
Vile, and il oyr citizens ha&Itheir 80 90
back again that they put into ~ they
would keep their money down Seep 10 :
their pockets.
Mrs. Sarah Weekly, OF Ftasioiin station,
has been adjudgcd insane by the lrobetr
Court. and she will be removed " tho
Asylum at Athens.
deputy Auditor NJ. T. CoT Enad has gone
TO Ninton county 10 visit rclctivcA
Rev. Robert Alexander west ~ Boaals.
Vile. Monroe county to-day. 20 hold com
munion services In the pfssbJterian
church there next Sabbath.
John IIoguc has returned ht.s and open.
cd new tailor shop over itckcys gro
Gerry.
Sir u. IT. Taium. Grand Commander OF
the knights Tcmplar OF Ohio, will visit ;
Hope Commandery, Of this ince, ON the
9th inst. a large banquet viii lie given
A stock company o I glass blowers, with
capital OF $1,000. have built a presoripnou
bottle glass house at Bellaire, Ohio, The
works will have n ten pot furnesc. and VIII
be fnishcd in about three wcsks, when
about siKty-fye men and boys will Ind
employment. They have already orders
from two Western firms sufficient " keep
them busy for over year.-iatos Jr1u.s
This il the works that StcubenytIle lot slip
through her fingers. s.--Sfeubenrius Gsts,fk.
so far this year the prospect for increase
IL manufacturing industries is good. 9ak
ton * McBeth's tool works, FoI d Co.'S
glass works and McFeeley & HeDcvitcs
woolen mills are already In hsnd.--steaees-
riLc Gdsette.
AGAIS tho oldest inhsbitsB g. 10 pussled, !.
10 find the parallel OF such weather ~ this.
A L.Rsy number Of negroes. fleeing from :,
smallpox ut Mansfield, have taksn refuge
in the southern part OF this. s'Hle and are
living ON charity.