Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-25
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
GAINESVILLE, BelLAIRe AND ST.
GAINESVILLE.
Echoes of the Election Still Heard-Rail-
road Rumblngs-fatal Accident
Personal and Peril
nent Points.
BELLAIRE

A concert will be held in City Hall on
Thursday evening, November 9th, for
the benefit OF the Episcopal Church. II
will be under the management OF Mr.. Z.
Y. Lucas, OF your city, assisted by Mrs.
c. w. Eoff, Miss Rose McNaughton,
Messrs. Oscar Seeley, Hermann, Schoc-
KEY and Charles Killmeyer. Schockey
is the violinist and pianist of the even
ingand Killmeyer, accomp1nist. Those
of our readers who recognize the mu-
steal celebrities named in the above, will
see that We are to have a concert OF
more than ordinary musical talent.
Every lover Of music should attend 1t.
Tickets for adults will be sold at 35c,
children 20c.
Miss Bertha Bauford, OF Hagerstown,
Md, and Mrs. VIM. 0lden. OF Cam
bridge, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. Thomas
Hyatt.
Court convenes at st. Clairsville, on
the 18th instant.
Jesse Crogan, the man who was ar
rested yesterday for the robbery noted
in the mornings REGISTER, had pre-
liminary hearing, and will be taken to
st. Clairsville to-day.
The funeral OF John Curley, whose
death by railroad accident we reported
Yesterday, was buried yesterday after
noon in the Catholic Cemetery. His re-
mains were brought in from Glencoe
on the o'clock train, a large number
of people following. The funeral was an
unusually large one.
Frank Jackson, cOlored gent from
St. Clairsville, was married to-day TO
Miss Emma Stems, OF this place, by
Rev. Lewis.
Husbands & Inskeep have one Of the
finest anthracite coal stoves We ever
saw. 1t is beauty, with all the mod
ern improvements, and heats the drug
store Office to circumstance.
Business still continues brisk on the
B., 4 w. s. road. Yesterday they adj
ded six new coal cars, and another engine
will be on the road at An early day.
Will. Hyatt, of Cambridge, is singing
a lively quill in the Baltimore & Ohio
office here.
The Intslligencer and Tribune are de-
cidedly off in reporting two OF our prom
inent Democrats as going over To the
opposition. They probably had a pur-
pose in their Mardi Gras peregrinations,
and il anyone wishes to get nose put
on him he should charge them with be.
ing Republicans.
At the Catholic festival last night
Harry Hyatt was awarded the silver
mug contested for, he having the largest
number of votes. The festival was a
success in every respect.
Capt. Daniels withdrew his force
from the bar at McMahon's Creek, yes
teriay, on account OF the cold wind and
general inClemency OF the weather.
J. B. Garrard is now in Pittsburgh.
Joe. Carter furnished more than a
hundred people with supper, the night
OF the Turner's. Joe set boss table,
as he always does.
The fire department is kicking like
forty steers against the recent order OF
Council fixing their stipend at 500 per
year. They say il the Council want
work done for nothing, its members
may do it themselves. 1t is probable
that the reduction will "bust' our fire
department, although we hope it may
not produce such dire result. Bellaire
needs good fire department, and we
hope mistaken economy will not jeo-
pardize the property of our city.