Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-05
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BElLAlRE, weLLSBURG AND MAR
TINS FERRY.
Meeting Of Brooke County Democratic
Executive Committee-Matters Of
Interest Among our
-4r 4 keighbors.
BELLAIRE.
Personal, Business and Social Notes from
the Glass City.

Personal, Business and Social Notes from
the Glass City.
The Mechanic Hose Company No. 3
were out in lower town wetting the
streets, yesterday. They labored under
difficulties, however, as the nozzle OF
their hose was out of repair.
Ii. X. West, of the Spirit Of Democracy
of Woodsfield, passed through town yes
terday on his way to the Democratic
State Convention at Columbus, May &.
There will not be any school in room
No. 8, owing to the sickness OF the
teacher, Mr.. Mercer.
Ed. Morgan, of this city, left for New
York yesterday.
Alb. Dunlap left yesterday for Colora-
do in company with Mr.. Glasgow, a
ormer resident OF that pmce.
The Turkish bath establishment, OF
South Union street, will leave here II 1t
is not more extensively patronized by
our citizens. This is good institution,
and is deserving of an extensive patron
age. Give this establishment call.
Charles III. Goodrich, of the Woods
field Gazette, was in town yesterday.
The first meeting of subscribers TO the
capital stock OF the Bellaire Building and
Loan Company, for the purpose OF
adopting bylaws, electing directors, etc.,
will be held in the building association
room, this Wednesday, evening at 7:3O
o'clock.
Mr.. A. Klotz returned from the East
Monday.
The colored folks will have dance in
the Globe Hotel tonight. Bellaire City
Orchestra will furnish the music.
The Bellaire Democrat is rapidly in
creasing in circulation, and now has
nearly 500 actual subscribers. All OF
the subscribers have come to the office
to subscribe, as Mr.. Allen, the publish
er, has not done any canvasing. Mr..
Allen publishes good Democratic and
local newspaper, and on that score
alone his paper Is getting a large and
rapidly increasing circulation.
We made an inadyertent mention
Yesterday recommending the appoint
ment OF Mr.. Mccormack as one OF the
policeman OF this city. Since then we
have discovered that We do not know
who Mayor Criswell will recommend, as
all Of his appointments are talked
over in executive session. Mr.
Mccormack is a strong Re-
publican and Mayor Criswell is
a rigid Democrat, and il is not proba-
BILE the Mayor would recommend such
Republican as Mr.. Mccormick for that
position. Ii he did so, he would dis.
please large number of his partisan
friends. and we suppose he wishes to
keep in good favor with them.
Mr. Jacob Maser and his friends,
heretofore mentined, will sail for Ger
many next Saturday.
Vim. McMasters is giving his drug
store thorough cleaning and painting.
CITY COUNCIL.
At the meeting of Council last night,
a proposition was made to the h. II y.
railroad company TO the effect that II
they would build new bridge over
their track on Belmont street, and re-
pair the old one on Union street, the
city would take them off their hands
and keep them in repair hereafter.
The Committees on Streets and Al
leys, Gas, &c, made their reports.
Council then adjourned until tonight,
when the Mayors appointments for po-
licemen will be considered.
The young folks dancing club tripped
the light fantastic, at the Hecla club
rooms, last evening.
The special election, held in the Third
ward, for Councilmen, passed off very
quietly, resulting in victory for MIR.
Adam Fauple, the Democratic nominee,
he having a majority OF Ii.
Mr. GifIen, of st. Clairsville, was in
the city, yesterday.
Tickets for the grand concert in the
opera house at Wheeling, May 9th, are
for sale at S. q. Hamilton's drug
store,