Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-01
BELMONT BRIEFS
FROM THE METROPOLIS AND THE
COUNTY SEAT.
BeIIaire Sends the Usual Newsy Budget Of
Personals, Political Points and Gen.
eraI hews-St. Ciairsville
News Mainly Political.
BELLAIRE.

| What Has Happened Du!ing the Past
Two Days.
Tie stockholders OF the bottle works
will elect directors on November 18th.
The Township Board of Education
will hold 4 meeting at West Wheeling
next Wednesday afternoon.
:. W. Mullen, Of Pittsburgh, register.
ed az the Belmont House on Saturday.
The Democrats, on account OF the
pouring rain, decided not TO so to
Wheeling on Saturday night. Ii was
great disappointment 10 many.
Robert Thompson, OF New York, is
stopping in the city at present.
WIN. Darrah and bride are visiting
David Darrah, OF this place.
Ad Feeley sued the b. 4 o. company
for back pay, Oh Saturday, and got judg-
ment for $50.
+. II. Duffia, OF Bnrnesville, spent Sat-
urdsy among friends in town.
Wonder il many OF the Republicans
went 10 the river bank TO watch the
Benwood procession Saturday night, as
the IntIigcprr local man wanted them
TO do?
Rev. VIM. Furgerson, who has been in
Spearville, Kansas, for number OF
wears, passed through the city on Satur.
day-on ms way to Claringtou, where he
will take charge OF a church.
J. B. Barnhi!l is making an addition
10 his boiler works. There is more
work done to the square loot in his es.
adjustment .han in any other in town
in our estimation.
Some oi the boys sent mud baby"
to lady in town as Il present from a
certain yoUrg man. The young man
became mad and had warrants sworn
out for the arrest OF the boys. They
were TO he tried Saturday afternoon,
but one OF them Skipped" SO the trial
was postponed until his presence could
be obtained.
d. \. Robinson, OF Dallas, Texas, was
in the city on Saturday.
The Aetna Social Dancing Club gave
social dance Saturday night at the
Armory on the corner OF Belmont and
Thirty. second streets.
The Township Trustees held their
regular meetia: Saturday afternoon.
i. B. Conn, oil SteUbcnvi,le, was in
town yesterday.
The Pres Ellison passed here Satur.
day afternoon with forty steamboitmen
on board bound for Marietta. They
were all happy over the anticipated
rise in the river.
No council mcclin, this week on ac-
count OF the election.
The Ohio District Lexington Confer
ence closed lis session last night. There
we're three services yesterday at the
Second NJ. J.. Church.
Charles \. Green, Of Baltimore, was
stopping at the Globe House Saturday.
Saturday night passed without an al
rest. This is the first time for long
while that the boys have been real good
while. 10 Toe sure they did run few
wagons over the river bank, because, as
they said, it WAS llailow Zen.
Sam Chambers is back at the old
stand after on absence OF = few days.
la one township in tins county are
ten men who voted the Prohibition
ticket in October, and will now vote for
Garfield, since the withdrawal 81 thrlr
Presidential candida:e.-Bdd'tr LOca's,
MtiTyrcr, Off, 50
Tie above is characteristic b'nnder
az the htHiy.RcT correspondent. In
the frsi place there were bu. nine Pro-
| hibition votes east IN the whole county,
and in no township were there more
than three cast. In the second place
| Neal Dow has no: withdrawn as the
Prohibition candidate for President.
J. Patterson. OF Cambridge, o., was in
town on Saturday.
The following letter explains Itself:
ST. CL,IGsvILLE, o., October -.
| Hon. J. T. N"hoHcP:
DGAG SW:--i have just discovered an
| other trick OF the enemy, namely, to Sc.
| cure Democratic votes Tor individual
electors on their ticket. TODAY they
made an effort 10 induce a Democrat to
| get them 2GO Democratic electoral tick
| els. but did not succeed. They are drs-
perd,c, aud mus: b. playing i losing
| game evidently. or else they would not
| have 90 solicit Democratic votes for in.
dividual electors. This desperate at
tempt ui tm,ir ought 10 be gwen to tie
| EngrUr,y, So that the Democrats all over
| the State may h. on :ac watch for the
trick; also, thini; it would br good
idea TO notify oil c,unty committees
{. y. GAuMER.
-C;ariiHoG Eogalct, o. 30
1t seems that tie Republicans are at
| tempting 70 trade GauWer oil and have
Lewis name inserted. This is the WAY
| Hunt is repayiny Mr.. Giumer for LIS
work in Iii. behalf in tn" census matter.
All OF the Bcllare am Belmont county
voters should look carefully at their
tickets before casting the same to-mor-
| row.
Il Hadcn. Of New Concord, was in the
city over Saturday.
The Il. d O. Il. H. are carrying an i'm.
mense quantity oi oysters. Their west
bound passenger trains are run on two
| sections now on this account.
We talked with Brlialrc gentleman,
YESTERDAY, who Lad just returned from
Indiana. He said that he saw 4 Repub-
| lican torCh!Ight procession IN Richmond
| and II YOU could Judge from such things
that he thought that the State would 20
about $4,000 for Hancock. The Demo.
Gratis there are hopeful.
There is scarcely any excitement here
| over the election. The ballot boxes have
| arrived, and by their siz" IT is very evil
| dent that the bull iers expected large
vote to be cast.
Regular services were held at all OF
our places OF worship Yesterday. The
large number OF people who turn out on
Sunday 10 attend church speaks well for
the place.
There is TO he an important business
meeting Of the Central Hancock and
English Cub this evening at Iilch's
Hall. \ full, attendance is earnestly de-
| sired.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
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