The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

BBILAIRk NEWS-HhAt We SAD .
day or 90 ago IN regard to certsin parties
10 bSse ball clubs having An inclination 10
raise, disturbances WAS not intended for
any particular ones, either In this place
or any other; but II the shoe tits they can
wear Il. Again, We do not believe that
there are any members in the base ball
club Of this place who are In the habit Of
making any trouble. Ga the grounds,
when playing with other clubs, We have
noticed they endesyor 70 stand aloof from
difficulties Of every kind, and we give
them credit for taking their pItt when
imposed upon.
Winter apples are being brought into
our place from the country, ARd com.
mAnd 3 good price.
The next hIppiest man in town Il Zeke
Morris. Anew son.in.lGW and prosper.
Gus business would make almost any
man happy, II he wasn't 9 sinner.
For several days pSSt We have noticed
many country people In town purchasing
their fall and winter goods. This &
what We Like 70 see. Il makes business
lively.
The BellAlre Stand Ird local tries 10 i'm.
press upon Us the idea that the street rail.
way scheme Is still making good head
way. We don't see II, II ii il, but we
want to zee this enterprise carried out Is
much as any one.
We congratulate our friend KlolE on
his leaving the state oil single blessednels
and entering the Joys Of mStrimony. We
know Of no man who has got nicer
package Of Sugar than our curly haired
friend. It's never too late to do well, and
SaGSdr, you know issEeet.
Sheriff Cochran was in town yesterday,
and was warmly Congratulated on his
successful election. Roz pop4H, saz da.
We noticed some very nice peaches al
Gill i Walkers grocery. They were
selling rapidly.
HeAtherington's Brass Band was called
into service last night, and we think the
newly.mSrried ones at the Globe House
received ST least sufficient music 70 last
them through their honeymoon, il that
don't lAst forever. Bat all honor 10 those
deserving It. The affair wound up with
q grand hop.
We are discopsolate-in fact, down in
the mouth. After travelling over town
iuquiring diligently for news, not an item
could We get. The horses stood quiet 81
the racks, no msd bull rushed fIriously
through the streets, and with the e1cep.
ton ci dog fight on Belmont street, and
sad Republican saying, "HArk from the
State 8 do!eiuI sound" We were not able
TO squeeze an item, il We hsd been put in
5 cider press.
We bet oar bottom dollar wide Stand
Grd)
The local Of the Register looks happy.
BE ought to be-he was paid tor II.
The following are the election returns for
our county officers, being sll Republican
Cochran, Sheriff, 1929; Mitchell, Clerk,
SOS; Barnes, Recorder, 49l; DAniord, 2a5
This is 3 correct report.
Tbs. subscription list that l. being
raised 70 purchase county map Tor the en-
lightenmeDt OF Jeremiah OF the Standard
stsft need 60 no further. We understand
3 philSnthroplst in our place intends 10
present him one.
Nothing was done in the police circles
yesterday. Il bests sll-sbd Tuesday
election dsy, too.
johnson, the Standard reporter, dipped
one Of his feet in the river st the wharf
the other dsy, which caused 8 rise Of sew.
erAl inches down here.
P.S.-king has bis Etoreroom complete.
y FILED with everything new and desiT-
able in the dry goods snd notions lines,
which he is oherine ST exceedingly low
prices, and in many lines Of his goods he
is Offering unequAlled bargains BE Is
receiving new goods every few days,
therefore his patrons csn always rely on
finding WHIST they want in dry goods,
trimmings and notions-iresh and clean
al the lowest prices, al southwest corner
Belmont and Third streets, BellAire, o. .