The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-25
NEIGHBORIIOOD NEWS.


spoke in the City Hall Thursday evening,
for the enlightenment OF tue Republican
party. went around the streets yesterday
begging money from ali who would give.
DR.. Junkins was sacrificed 10 the tune of
fifty cents, and in u few minutes after
the Prot C?J went to MERGERS drug store
and spent it for fifteen cent cigars. The
Prof? had ten cent cigar with him
but thought it wasn't high toned enough,
and offered to trade it to the druggist for
fifteen center ana give him five cents
to boot. This is the gentleman of whom
the LtteLLlgeacer Bellaire local spoke Of
AS being one of the most able and e.o-
quent speakers in the State.
CALL at Whealan's, 412 South Union
street.
THERE will be preaching at the NJ. E.
Church this evening, by Presiding Elder
5. Burt, and sacramental services on to-
morrow ut l04 o'clock A. NJ.
CALL at Whealan's, 4l2 South Union
street.
Two horses attached to beer wagon
ran away yesterday morning, on South
Union street, cleaning out the iron avn
ing in front Of Shlndywolfs saloon and
breaking the wagon some.
CALL at Whealan's, 4l2 South Union
street.
OUR friend Major W, 5. Kennon, was
in the city yesterday,
CALL ut Whcalan's, 4l2 South Union
street.
THE Wallace cornct band paradcd
the streets yesterday evening in u band
wagon, discussing sweet music, while
boys walked alongside of the wagon dis
Irritating Bee Hive Ballads.
CALL ut Whcalan's, 4l2 South Union
. street.
PRoF O. WILSON the colorcd speaker
who iizAled ut City Hall night before
last, was going around the streets yes.
tcrday asking aims. He wanted to raise
enough money to buy Il horse, to enable
him to finish the conya-s, but the Radi.
Gals didn't come down with the leaf
worth cent. They have had enough
Prof. Wilson Sin theirs.
CALL at Whealan's, 4l2 South Union
street.
CALL at Whculans, l12 South Union
street.
TnE Centennial Base Ball Club Of this
city gave ball at City Hall last night.
CALL at Whealan's, 4l2 South Union
! street.
Hon DAN. w. VOORHEES, of Indiana,
one of the most eloquent and effective
orators in the nation will speak in Bel
lare on Monday evening, October llth;
that will BE- the night before the election.
| The mere announcement of this will be
sufficient to draw thousands to hear this
distinguished and eloquent orator and
! statesman.
Call Mt Whcalan's, 4l2 South Union
street.
The Hights continue to be qul.c cool.
CALL ut Whealan's, 4l2 South Union
street.
CALL at Whealan's, 4l2 South Union
street.
JAS. f. McGEEw, step son Of eX-
Mayor Criswcll, returned home ycstcr-
day, having served in the regular army
of the United States for five years lie
is looking quite well.
CALL at Whealan's, il2 South Union
street.
THE Smith Mower and Reaper, Manu-
featured at the BeIairc Machine Works,
is getting quite popular. The Reaper
took the premium at the gainesville
Fair last week, and the Mower took the
premium at the st. CIairsville Fair last
week, and also at the Quaker City Far
this week.
CALL at Whealan's, Az South Union
street
CALL at Whcalan's, Az South Union
street.
OUR citizens viii be pleased to learn
that our cntcrpr,ing shoe merchants,
Mc,srs. Adam FauprI and e.. c. Mccoy,
have taken charge Of tn ,onvicts of the
Penitcntiary at MounIsyille, West Va,
under an agreement with the Board OF
Directors o: that Institution, and are man
utacturing all kinds Of boots and shoes
from the coarsest brogue, up to the finest
hand stitched boot and gaitcr, which, un-
der this arruugemsnt, enables them to
sell their work at lower figures than any
other house in the city. They also con-
tinue to manufacture custom work ut
their shoe store, No. 209 Belmont street,
Bcllarc, Ohio, where they will be pleased
to wait upon all who may stand in need
OF any goods IN their line, Give them
Il cali.
MARTINS FERRY.