Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-22
BELLAIRE.
The History Of Yesterday In
the Glass City.

Whew! it's coldl lcebergs! Who
said John Sherman was to be in Bel
laire?
Peaches selling at sl.25 to sl.75 per
bushel.
Hon. Gibson Atherton, at Bellaire,
October 9th. He is a fine ta!ker and
will be greeted by a large audience.
The suit for the recovery OF the bar
bers' chairs, etc, was decided in favor OF
the defendent, Mr.. Ford. The case was
a farce and a good part Of the time was
taken up by the attorneys abusing one
another.
Miss Mary Rarnard has returned from
a very pleasant visit to friends at Pitts
burgh.
Rev. Mr.. Paul, President OF Concord
College, passed through the city yes er
day, on his way to Philadelphia and
New York.
Commence now to prepare your ban
ners and transparencies for the big
meeting on the first Of October. The
meeting will last all day.
Rev. Thos. Armstrong, who was
thrown from q buggy below town a few
weeks since, has fully recovered. He
passed through the city yesterday on
his way to the Conference at Warren,
Ohio.
A youth living on Thirty-third street
has been in considerable mischief OF
late, and a few days since added an
other laurel to his wreath OF glory" by
robbing the money drawer at S. Q.
Hamilton's drug store, OF s. 80. The
youth was ut ICE suspected and hunted
up. The money was recovered but the
youth still reigns supreme in that
neighborhood.
Hon. II. J.. Spaunhoist, OF st. Louis,
Chairman of the German Benevolent
Society of the United States, will address
the Germans OF Bellaire or October 9th.
He is an interesting speaker and his
countrymen should give him a fine
meeting.
Rev. DR.. Miner, OF GAINESVILLE, passed
through here yesterday.
DR.. McMaster, executor, sold the DR..
Wilson property on Guernsey street,
Yesterday, to Thos. Jones. Terms $4,000
cash, $500 in one year.
Miss Lizzie Johnson and friend, OF
Wheeling gave their jewelry as security
to. appear before His Honor, the Mayor,
Yesterday morning. They did not APP
pear SO their valuables(? will he put up
at ~ ;tion.
Hon. j. +. Charles worth will be pres
ent and speak at the big meeting on
October LIST.
Seymour Danbury, OF this city, was
in Cincinnati on the 10Th inst.
Messrs. Norcross and Anderson, OF
Cambridge, were in the city yesterday.
John w. Sanders, Secretary OF the
Bellaire Window Glass Works, has re.
turned to the city from a business trip.
AS a lady, who is a stranger III this
city, was going onto the wharf boat yes
terday afternoon, the gang plank turned
with her and she had a fall OF ten feet
into the water. Fred Muhleman was
on hands and rescued her.
Rev. Fitzgeral, OF Morristown, is the
guest of Mr.. Sheets.
w. +. Green was iu the city on Tues
day.
Prof. Cox and DR.. Woodbridge were
appointed to act in conjunction with
the School Board Library Committee in
purchasing new works.
The Fifth ward Garfield club have
given up the idea Of getting continental
suits.
A Junior Garfield club was formed at
Squire Powell's office last night.
Rev. MI. Toland left to-day for confer
ence. Bellaire loses a good citizen by
his departure.
Mr.. James McGraw and Viola Jugler
were united in the holy bonds OF matri-
mony last night.
Messrs. Campbell and Gamer were
assessed the usual fine yesterday for
drunkenness.