Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-17
BELLAIRE BLOODS
Have n Free Fight-PersOnal and Gen.
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Some Bellaire bloods bought a keg OF
beer and went down the river about Pipe
creek to spend Sunday. Tney took a key
Of beer along and toward evening, under
the influence of tue amber, fell out among
themselves and a regular pitch battle en-,
sued. Horse shoes, old iron, hammers, etc,
were used as weapons, and several sore
heads are the result. One fellow was badly
cut about the shoulders, and another got a
bad cut above the eye.
Mayor Cooper is the pround papa OF a
bouncing bov. MOthar ani child botl do.
ing we'll. The Mayor was setting them up
TO the boys about right Yesterday.
Mrs. Smith, the wife Of J. b. Smith, Esq ,
a very estimable lady, died at her home on
North Belmont street at IL A. NJ, yesterday,
OF disease of the stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Stevens, of the Fifth
ward, left yesterday for their new home
at BIaddocks, Pa, where they will reside.
Mr.. Stevens has gone into the grocery BUS
mess in that place.
DR.. T. H. Armstrong, OF Beallsville, o.,
was in the city yesterday morning on his
way home from an extended trip through
the west. He has located in the garden
SPOT of the world, in Southern Kansas, and
thinks there is no country like it. He
Spcdhs III kiONiIS WILLIS "a hHS "SS' SN%
has some notion of moving out there.
A new sewer is being put in on Bridge
street, running from Union street to the
river.
The work OF filling in the mud holes and
repairing the road between this city and
West Wheeling was begun yesterday. tits
a slur. on the county that it is necessary
that the roads of the county must be made
passable by private subscription: There
will probably be a nesting some time dur.
ing the week to take some steps to secure
the building OF a pike along the river
north of this city running west OF the rail
road ali the way up. This is what should
have been done long ago and will be done
sooner or later, and the soone the better.
]. Z. Robinson, the 10 cent store man,
was moving his household goods into a
house on Thirty.f fifth street yesterday.
John w. Hawkins, of Hoemer's dry
goods store, leaves to day for a fortnight,s
recreation, which he will spend with friends
in Woodfeld. U.
James Kinney, Jr., Smith township, can
didate for clerk OF the courts, was in town
Yesterday looking around among the boys
and setting some pins. He expresses him
self as well satisfied with his prospects.
C. NJ. Potts, of Jacobsburg, was in town
yesterday.
A. sonneborn, of Wheeling, was among
his Bellaire friends yesterday.
Miss Maud H~eatherington, of the First
ward, left yesterday to spend the summer
with friends in Loudenville, W. Va.
Colonel Davii Rankin went up to Steu-
benville last night to attend the Sir Knights
banquet in that city. His son, John Ran.
kin, accompanied him and will spend a
week visiting friends and relatives in that
classic gUrgh.
Hon. S. l.. Mooney, of the B. z. & c. r.
R., was in the city on business yesterday.
Rev. Hsllett and wife, of Centreyille,
were in town yesterday.
A news depot Is to be opened up on
Union street just south of the post-otfice.
Henry West, a prominent young drug
gist of st. Clai rsyille, was in the city yes.
terday.
Miss Clara Permar. of Steubenville, is
the guest of her brother, e. l.. Permar, On
north Guernsey street.