Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-26
BELLAIRE.
Coming Events - Yesterdays
RecOrd-MOrc i'm Relation to
the RAIDS Excursion.

Quite an addition has ben b tilt to
the power house OF the water works,
and boiler put up by j. b. Barnhi J., Is
to be placed in the new part.
E Rankin, Of Newark, was in the
city yesterday.
There is to be meeting oil the City
Council tonight, when the "police mat
ter will come up and some OF the m IN
Der, will probably wax warm in their
dis u Ssion on the subject.
A beautiful flag will be presented to
tn Hancock regiment by the ladies at
Cit Hall on Wednesday evening. APP
propriate speeches will he made.
A. l. Batelle was at HON" over Sun
dav. He is engaged at Mckeesport,
Pa, at present, in introducing his
patent steam pipe covers into some OF
the large manufactures OF that city.
A. Archer paid his 81 and costs for
being drunk Saturday night and was
dismissed.
There is much reckless shooting on
our streets Of la e, especially about the
Disciples Church, where the boys shoot
at pigeons. This should be stopped by
the authorities taking steps against the
offenders.
J.K. and VI. o Il. Pratt are stopping
at the Globe House. They come from
New York.
Mr.. John Burrows and Miss Maggie
Meek, living near Mount Iion, were
united in marriage the latter part OF last
week. Rev. Thos. Armstrong otliciated.
VIM O'Neal was fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness on Saturday night.
+. A. Ward, OF GAINESVILLE, was about
town, yesterday.
We hear that some OF the Republican
leaders are much worried over the Bel.
laire locals in yesterdays REGISTER con-
corning their Wheeling trip. Well, they
should not.only be worried but asnam.
ed. All of our knowledge We gained
from Republicans who were on the trip.
So of course it must he reliable, for gen.
tie reader You know Republicans never,
never lie.
The sale OF second hand books com.
mences here to day. There is not much
sale of books in B.liaire as general
thing.
Peer Friend was fined g and costs
for being drunk on Saturday night.
S. +. Welsh, OF Baltimore, an 7. L.
Reed, OF Cincinnati, are at the Belmont
House.
No decision has yet been reached by
the bottle works company as 10 where
their works will be situated. They OBJ
ject to the old glass house site, Tor the
reason that the b. d q. trains jar the
place so much that there is danger OF the
pots being broken.
d. p. Re amer, OF Indianapolis, is in
town.
Rev. A. G. Lane and wife intend to
start soon for their new home in Caiior.
MIA.
There is considerable sickness in town
still, and or physicians are kept busy,
as we'll as the men engaged IN other pur.
suits.
The Republicans intend to have
time here on Saturday night. The
Wheeling clubs are expectedto be down.
The b. i S. w. road is still doing fine
business. The management report
great need OF more rolling stock.
The Democratic clubs OF this city VIII
90 to St. Clairsville, to-day, to partici.
pate in a demonstration there.
-FOUR Bellaire correspondent has re-
ceived threatening missive from one
J. X. Purnell, captain OF the Bellalre
business" mems club, who takes i'm.
bragg at squib in Yesterdays report.
The letter is more abusive than gentle.
manly and we file it with the others OF
its kind.-ED. Register.