The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09
,EIGHBORIIOOD NEWs.


Ir is now understood that the street
cars will be running in Bellaire by next
Monday. The voters on Gravel Hill
will have an opportunity TO take a ride
down town to vote.
THE smallest amount Of stock at enc
time of the season, will be shipped to
Baltimore to-day from the Bellalre stock
wards, that being but about two hundred
head OF hog'.
Hon. d. W. VOORHEES,, Of Indiana,
one Of our nations greatest orators and
Statesmen, will speak in Bellaire next
Monday evening, for Gov. Allen.
The Wallace Cornet Band was out
sercnading last night, and delighted our
citizens with sweet music.
The slaughter house Of our friend Geo.
Muth was observed to be on fire about
five o'clock yesterday evening, but before
the alarm became general the nelghbors
had put the fire out. Very little damage
was done. The fire originated from the
furnace.
REMEMBER that the grandcst meeting
of the campaign will be held by the DEM
Gratis at Belluirc, Ohio, on next Munday
evening. Let everybody come.
A VERY enjoyable time was had night
before last, at the house of Mr.. Thomas
Hyatt, on South Belmont street, where
some young folks and old ones too, trip
ped the light fantastic toe until midnight.
LET every body turn out to the last
grond rally of the campaign to held at
Bellaire on next Monday night. The
meeting will be addressed by the Cicero
of America, Hon. Dan. w. Voorhees,, OF
Indiana.
VERY little business was done in Bel
laire, yesterday.
MARTINS FERRY.
MICHAEL kURT2, an old and respected
German citizen, has sold out and will
start next week for California, where he
proposes to make his future home.
THE nail factory of the Ohio City Mil
has not been running this week, owing
to there being some repairs under way
connected with putting in some new ma
chimes. 1t will start up in full blast on
Monday.
Miss SALLtE WEST teacher en-
ployed in the Union School and
daughter of James West, of Decd Run,
died on Wednesday night, after an Illness
OF II few days Of ccrcbro. spinal.menin-
gitis. She was member Of
the Presbyterian Church of this
place, ana II young lady of great moral
worth, and beloved by all her acquain..
ances. As teacher, she WAS almost
ldoliZed 10y her pupils. The school was
closed on Thursday in respect to her
memory. The funeral services, conduct
ed by Rev. G.. ". Chaliant, assisted by
other ministers, were held in the church
on Thursday, and were very impressive.
Her remains were taken to her home and
will be buried on Saturday.
The political cauldron is fairly boiling
over. As the time draws near election
dav,.both parties are working hard, but
so lar very amicably. The Democrats
had large meeting last Tuesday night.
Friday night Hon. j. T. Updrgralt
and Peter Talman, Esq, addressed
meeting in Commercial Hall. On Mon
day evening Hon. l.. Dantord will Hd-
dress the Republicans, ut Commercial
Hall. Hon. Walker, of Virginia, will ad-
dress the Democrats at MedilIs Hall.
HENRY HELLGNG is finishing the grad
ing on Hanover street.
Mr.. THEODORE SNoDGRAss, the Mar
tins Ferry CORES pondcnt of the Standard
was married on Wednesday evening, to
Miss Mary Carmiche. Rev. Edwards
performed the ceremony. May the world
wag well with them.
The managers Of the Benwood Fur
mace made n reduction OF ten per cent
in the hands wages on Thursday.
The workmcn have about finished the
repairs TO Robert Gilbreth's house. lie
had it raised four feet and new tuunda-
ton put under it. 1t now stands high
and dry above the street. He intends TO
remodel his grocery room soon. The
repairs will benefit his property at least
one thousand dollars.