The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-10
NE1GHBORHoOD NEWS.
OCTOBER 9th, 1874.
N.Y. ATDH

BELLAIRE. ....
The many Improvements in the way
of new business rooms, dwellings, shops,
Sc, completed and in progress, in our
young and growing city, are evidences
of our future. While many other places
are complaining of the dizziness of the
times, Bellaire is'making rapid strides in
growth and general prosperity. Capt.
alists and men of enterprise, are taking
up their residence among US and We
have cheering evidences that Bellaire is
destined to become tie city Of Eastern
Ohio. There is no town in the State that
presents equal inducements to the man
of industry and enterprise.
Mrs. SLENTs has opened night school
in Bellaire, and We hope it may be well
attended, as Mrs. 5. is good lady, and
has the name Of being good teacher.
WE expect goodly number of candi-
dates here to-day and Monday, and the
next day some of them will have TO
throw up the sponge.
THE workmen on the buildings of j.
H. Pitt and j. F. Anderson ~ Co., are
pushing the work forward rapidly. The
brick work of the first story is already
completed.
Two more arrested yesterday for
throwing filth in the streets. They paid
the usual price.
DEMOCRATS, turn out to the polls next
Tuesday and vote the ticket straight.
DIR. WERLICH reports another pair
grown in his own garden. 1t weighs IA
ounces and measures II inches circum-
lengthwiSe.-OhioJ Idiiey NctrS.
If they are twins and Bellaire cant
skunk that, the best two out of three, We
will emigrate.
THEmadness of the editor of the Bel
mont Chronicle evinccs some method, rs
in his last rawlings he pays Miss Hoover
quite handsome compliment, in declar-
ing her the most intelligent, accomplish
ed and critical lady in Bellaire.
Business is looking up in Bellairc.
YESTERDAY afternoon and evening
our streets were thronged with people
some on business and some sightseeing.
A GOOD substantial stone crossing was
put down yesterday on Water street.
little south of Aull's Mill. 1t is Il nice
crossing. but being in the middle of the
block it will be very much in the way.
Why was it not put at Prachts corner?
THE prime movers in the Street Rail-
way are talking the matter up again, and
think they will he ready to commence
laying the track by early spring.
No candidates were in our city yes
tcrday.
VI. n. MERCER and wife leave for Chi
cage to-day.
We thought it would come soon, for
the poor fellow hadn't far to 90. Hunt.
the editor of the Belmont UronirIr, and
dirty, dwelling, wing tool of the Rcpub-
iican party, has gone stark crazy mt last,
but his propensity for lying and stoop-
ing to little dirty tricks, didn't leave him
wnIlr ray ul what little sense nc nhd
was lett. But we will notice him no
more; hereafter We will let all such tooth
less scrpcnts drag their Shiny coils along
unframed, ~ they within themselves are
harmless.
We noticed a terribly Timber
drunk going down Belmont street last
night.
The editor of the Belmont Chr"uicic
drvotr> half column this week 10 viii.
fying H., (and also Miss Hoover Of the
Commercially. and he well knew ut the
time h. wrote the article, that every word
of il was false. but hoped to mislrad the
voters of Belmont County, aud thus elect
the Republican ticket. There are few
characters on this earth that more utter
" abhorr than the man who will thus
trihc with the truth and try to deceive
Others. The poor wretch, who, prompted
by hunger, steals that hcmay eat, is more
pardonahlc than such blot upon the
name Ofm