The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-13
NEIGIIBOKIIOOD NEWS.


BELLAIRE.
BUSINESS was little more lively in
Bellaire on Saturday last than usual.
The Steubenville base ball club didn't
come to time on Saturday, consequently
there was no game. We suppose they
lack the "Sand "
FIRE Company No . held picnic in
the grove OF Indian Run, on last Satur-
day, and quite an enjoyable time was had.
Moon LIGHT rambles are very fashion
able here now.
ELDERBERmEs are very plenty in this
market, and are selling at four cents II
quart.
ABOUT ten o'clock on Saturday night
the sky was covered with the most beau
tiful clouds We ever beheld, and close
around the moon they were of bright
and beautiful wine color.
The ball given by the tiremcn OF Com
pany No. :, at City Hall on Saturday
night was II grand success. MIR. b. I.
Morgan, chief of the fire department,
WAS the lucky man who got the Denuti-
full silver trumpet.
VERY little stir was seen in Bellaire,
yester lay. Everybody seemed to be
pinched up with the cold.
The jingle of street car bells will soon
be Leard III our city.
THE weather yesterday looked little
gloomy for county fairs.
EX-REv. NAYLoE has come to grief Mt
last. rs the 'gymson' weeds around the
barber shop nave all been cut down. lie
now takes his text, "And We shall gnaw
II ii le and flee unto the mountains OF
Hcpsidam, where the lion rOaroth and
the whungdoodlc mourneth for his first
born" and then he sings
The "Staudard" reporter is all iorlOrn,
And sits at home un>hHVen and ShOrn,
For he can 20 no more on sunday morn
To the barber shop that Gachtcr built.
The gympsou weeds have been cut away,
And now by the blazing light OF day
They all could see him coming away
From the barber shop that Gachtcr built. !
TOMORROW will be the first day of the
District Fair, ut GAINESVILLE, and also ut
st. Cairsville.
FouR weeks from tomorrow the Re
publican party will pass in its checks.
Delayed Correspondence
THE Poorman meeting in Central |
Hal. Friday night, was well attended, .
there being present at the organization |
of the meeting from three to four hun |
dred people. The ilcutherington band |
paraded the streets in u band wagon, for |
about one hour before tho hour OF speak 4,
ing, producing ~ good music rs one /
would wish to hear. The meeting WAS /
called to order by electing Mr.. Henry |
Welch, chairman, who introduced Col. |
Poorman to the audience in very good ,
STYLE. The Colonel then commenced at .
the beginning of the war by saying that /
his principles were the same rs they were |
ut the time the first gun was fired at Fort |
Sumpter. lie had hardly got under .
good heaGway when disturbance arose .
between some parties in the crowd, about /
nothing of political character, but an |
old affair of some kind, the particulars of /
which nor the parties to the transaction
we could not learn, which completely /
broke up the meeting for the time being, .
but after while they went back to the
hall, and the Colonel proceeded, but we
did not 60 back. Some one in the crowd
during the disturbance fired revolver, /
the bail, rs We are informed, taking effect .
in the shoulder of some one, and that .
produced perfect stampede down
stairs. At the time of this writing We
know nothing about the particulars, but
we are very sorry that any difficulty took
place as we would have been glad to
have the Colonel talk about the position
he took three years ago.