The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-12
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Nor a single case before the police
court, which comes Of the organization
of the young mems Tilden and Hendricks
club, and the reformation incidental
thereto.
DAVID WAGNER and wife of West
Wheeling, left for the Centennial, Satur-
day night.
The Chambers Okey unpleasantness ls
the popular theme of discussion.
w. 5. KENNA, Prosecuting Attorney
of this county, was in town yesterday.
It's conceded by all, both Republicans
and Democrats, that the 90-foot pole rails.
ing of the colored people Saturday, was
miserable failure.
THE Board of Directors of the Bellaire
and Southwestern railroad meet ut Beals-
Vile, Monroe county, to-day. Among
other things, the subject Of the further
location of the road between Bealsville
and Woodstield, the southwestern ter
minue of the road, will be considered,
and Immediate preparations made for
putting the same under contract.
The meeting of the young Democrats
last week was attended with great sue
cess. A Tilden and Hendricks club was
formed and permanent organization et-
fected, with the following officers: Presi-
sidcn,, II. ID Meek; Vice President
from each ward; Ed. Feeley, Recording
Secretary; John K. Cow, Corresponding
Secretary; Charles Brockman, Treasurer.
One hundred members have already been
enrolled, ,and others are signing their
names daily. The executive committee is
composed of member from each school
district. This being a club for Pultney
township, other clubs are being organized
in the city to act IN concert with it, and
the First and Second wards have already
between two and three hundred names
on their rolls.
MARTINS FERRY.
LAST Friday night witnessed the open
ing of the campaign on the Democratic
side by an enthusiastic meeting in the
Town Hall. Notwithstanding the in.
clemency of the evening and the fact that
the meeting had not been herslded by
having posters up, the hall was well
filed. The President of the Tilden club
called on K. f. Sweeney, who, in a few well
chosen remarks, introduced the speaker
OF the evening, f. G.. Cracraft, Esq, of
Wheeling, who delivered telling speech
of one hour and half The audience
gave the speakers the closest attention
throughout, and frequent applause as
they made some happy hit or related some
excellent anecdote fully sttested their
appreciation. The club adjourned until
next Friday evening, when they expect
to be addressed by VIM. y. Wesney,
Esq, of Steubenville.
DR.. TODD, of Bridgeport, dealt out
some political slang Saturday evening,
to the Republicans, on the postoffice
corner. There are some Republican here
who say they always leave crowd when
the Doctor rises ~ explain.
CONSIDERABLY changes were taking
place among our business men on Han
over street, yesterday and to-day. Irwin
Il Watson are moving TO their new store.
room on Fourth street; DR.. Hobenssck Is
moving into the storeroon formerly &C.
cupied by Watson; Bundy, the jeweler,
into Hobensack's, and Rstclitf & Cattell
will enlarge by occupying Twins old
room.
The immortal John Coss got on his
muscle, Saturday afternoon, in George
keller's store, corner of Fifth ard Han
over streets, and succeeded in knocking
one or two customers down, besides the
proprietor, and causing general STAN
pede among the former. John was after
wards interviewed by our Mayor, ard
charged SIS, including costs, for his fur.
GooDHUE BROTHERS, of Burlington
have started their MILL and are making
an excellent grade of -four
Don't forget TO turn out next FRIDAY
evening Democrats and hear Mr.. OHer-
ney, who is said to be q good speaker.