Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-23
%NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE BUDGET.
Ths Days Doings In the Belmont Capt.

Ths Days Doings In the Belmont Capt.
ta.
The Greenback meeting which was to
be held at the City Hall on Tuesday
evening, iell through, as lir. Lloyd, who
was 10 address the audience did not
make his appearance. No grrstloss
The reporter Of the Independent should
be a little bit more careful about an.
nouncing Democratic meetings which
are not to take place. He had it around
town on several different occasions that
Gen. George Morgan was to speak here,
and now he comes out with the state
ment that RoUt. l.. Neal will address the
Democracy of this city, tonight, which
report is wholly unipunded. He should
copy his notice OF Democratic meetings
from the Enquirer not the Commercial,
Miss Lottie Winters, OF SteuSenvi!le.
who has been visiting Miss lng'er, leaves
for her home to-day.
Some OF the young people OF this city
are forming a literariIy society, 1t viii
be a profitable way OF spending tue
long winter evenings.
Mrs. VIM. Pracht died yesterday
morning.
Morris and holland, two Republican
Irishmen, speak here on the 18th.
DR.. VIM. McMaster is in Warren, o.
General Grant will also be there next
week.
Isaac CASTOR, Esq, is reading law
with Hon. Lorenzo DdnlOrd.
VIM. Gibson, OF whom certain very
peculiar tales are told, is to enlichten
the Republicans OF this place on Octo-
Der Cd.
Geo. Moore, of Jersey CITY, one OF
the new glass blowers at the Union, has
moved his family here. The balance Of
the workman will do likewise so soon as
houses can be Obtained.
Day laDOrers are very scarce; we have
complaints made daily to this effect.
This shows that Bellaire is booming.
Walter Darrah lett yesterday iOr the
GAINESVILLE fair. We hear that he has
been appointed chairman OF the Com
mittee on "Baby Show" Good selec.
ton.
The Junior Garfield Club organized
by electing the following officers: Cap
tain, VIM. Reed; First Lieutenant, Har-
~ Mccoy; Second Lieutenant, John
MorehoGse; Stailman, Trueman Cof-
man. There Were iorty-saven present.
Walt Cowen, oil 81. CiairSviile, was in
city, Yesterday.
w. : McCatfrey, OF Belmont, was in
town on Wednesday.
Col. Morris, General Freight Agent OF
the G. & p. railroad at this place, in.
forms vour reporter that the Pennsyl-
vania Company, Notwithstanding the
fact that it now owns $4,000 cars, was
short l,4O0 on last Friday. This sounds
like business.
Rev. Mr.. Wallace, Of Centreville,
passed through here yesterday, on his
way to Philadelphia.
The bells and tin pans rattlct az a
lively rate about the lngler mansion,
Tuesday evening, after the wedding.
The billsare out announcing the Pen
dlrton, Randall and Converse meeting
here on Friday, October LIST.
No Council meeting on Tuesday even
ing. A quorum could not DE obtained.
The Diurnal has laid up here. She
tried to get through TO Wheeling, but
could not get over the bar just above
this city.
The Eaton boy who was arrested on
Tuesday evening Tor tapping the till at
5. q. 'Hamilton's, has given several
other boys away, and they will proba.
oily be arrested. 1t seems that these
Youngsters have carried on a general
business OF stealing here lately. Several
firms report losse, which can probably
be traced to these twe!ve.year-oid boys.
Mrs. Ellen Hagger;y was yesterday
tried for perjury. The case has not yet
been decided.