Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
BELLAIRE.
Everything is Politics and Poll
tics Everything.

tics Everything.
Democrats enthusiastic and conf
dent.
The Republicans are making a DIES
perate effort TO save the expense OF the
funeral OF their party.
The bows are shouting for Hancock.
They have formed a junior club, with
about 100 members enrolled. Good.
The Republicans claim many "fiop-
pers' to their ranks, and when you ask
for m they give you men who nave
been on their side for years. They see
their cherished hopes have gone giim'
mering, and are so desperate that they
are willing to use any kind OF argument
or trickerv. 49,,
The St Clairsville Presbytery hold a
meeting this week at Rock Hill church.
Many OF the ministers passed through
here Yesterday. ~
Rev. Mr.. Toland is in town packing
up, preparatory to moving TO his new
ch aree at Wellsville.
The Germans have formed a Hancock
and English Club. The following Off.
GERS have been chosen: President, Chas
Hanke; Vice President. Nicholas Schii-
fer; Treasurer, Chas. kumpeart. The
officers of the marching. club are: Cap
tain. L. LaRoche; LieuteDants, Chas.
Faupel aud Louie Daum.
The REGISTER correspondent makes n
sensation il that is what he is after, by
his statements. He gets himself into
hot YATES, too.-Bdidire correspondence
M~taiiGencer, Oct. 5th. The correspond
ent OF the REGISTER has been aware Tor
some time that he was causing = sensa-
ton in Republican circles by his truth
ful statements. What a grand changer
would he ii "R. +. c." would wake up
and give his Republican friends ! little
inter, sting rs well as sensational news:
So far rs the "het water is concerned,
We think this must be the poor ielioW .
first attempt at a sensation. Try again,
and be sure next time that there Is truth
and net fiction alone.
The Republicans are forming a Tow
Path club, to be uniformed in sailor :
costume. Wonder who they will ap.
point as mule driver? The leader Of
their party in this place has been seek
ing office for a long time, hut as yet las
failed 70 obtain any,. suppose YOU give
him a "booM', and allow Kim TO act in
that capacity.
Charles Moore, OF B~arncsvillc, was on
our streets yesterday.
An infant son oi p. 7. Kings lied on
Monday and Was buried yesterday.
J.. II. Trainer, John McClave and
John VI. Cook, attorneys Of Steubcn-
vile, were in town yesterday. They
were here in the interests Of the case al
Medill IS. Gray, but the hearing OF the
case was postponed.
The great lntcr.Ocean circus is 10 lie
here next Saturday.
Don't forget to hear the great orators
Richard VauX. cx.Mayor OF Philadci-
phia, and II. J. S%paunhorst, of It. Louis,
ri CITY Hall To night. Mr.. Nanx Is Il
fine taikcr on the tariff question.
The Hancock Reserves had a fine
meeting at City Hal, on Monday even.
ing. They are the nobbiest clubin BEL
lairp.
II. p. Pierce and John Thomas, Of
Cleveland, are i'll the city.
a meetin. oi the Irish Hancock Club
is to be held in the Mayors office to-
night. Important business is 10 be
brought before the house. Let every
member be on hand NJ T.. II.
I. Bruner, OF Wellsviilc, Ohio, a on
u streets, yesterday.
The boys of he First wari have or
ganized a fine Hancock and English
Club. Fall into line boys.
Bcllairci is wild with politics and no one
thinks or talks anything else.
II 81, ,.ap,l,.,I az tIn .li Inrnnt 1lat,-
ocratic clubs OF Bellairc will meet tbs
evening, at Xilchc's Hall, at G:i5 =. NJ.
sharp, so as TO get through with business
in time to attend the Nanx and Spaun-
horst meeting at City Hail at as o'clock.