Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
BELLAIRE.
A Fiendish Crime - Criminal
Notes-POints of Interest.

NOtes-POints Of Interest.
The stream OF goblets, Buckeye Ian
terms, window glass and Rails flows on
TO all parts OF the country. Bellalre Is
the source.
The foundry advertises for book
Keeper. That looks like business.
There has been an insurance man in
our city for the past few days working
up an insurance scheme. Our statutes
are hard on new insurance companies.
We understand the Methodist congre.
CATION intend to buy parsonage.
II. l.. Limms, Of East Liverpool, spent
Yesterday in Be!laire.
Capt. Bridgeman 4 Co, the grave
stone firm, shipped large lot OF work
Yesterday.
Capt. Gill starts ont to-day on busi'
ness trip Tor the Belmont glass works.
His course will he through some OF the
Western States. Good luck to him.
Two men selling ''soap aud things"
coined money last night. As long as
men live they must ray dear price Tor
experience.
Supt. Jack Kelly is repairing the coal
track in his extensive bank. He reports
business rushing.
We are happy II announce that the
Episcopal Church has procured the SER
vices OF Rev. John q. Gibson as pastor.
The reverend gentleman has filled the
position ii assistant rector OF ST. Mich.
ael's church, Trenton, y. j. He will
enter upon his new duties in Bellaire,
on the first sunday in December. We
predict a bright future for the little
church which has overcome so many
obstacles.
Mr.. Henry's family leaves Bellaire on
next Tuesday, AMI Logan will be their
future home. Many friends will miss
them.
VIM. Luper, OF Beallsvile, recently
purchased fine bred calf. Ii is noble
animal. Good stock pays better than
Scrubs" is his motto.
Miss Hette Moreland, OF Stcuben.
vile, is making Il very enjoyable visit at
the home of Mrs. II. Caldwell, OF Gravel
Hill.
Mrs. Jennings suffered quite a loss
Monday night. Some RASCAL cut hole
| in the store show window and helped
himself. Ii any OF your friends are un-
| usually generous with cigars be shy OF
| him, rs box OF the weeds" were
among the booty.
Mrs. Sherry alter many years OF sui
| fering was laid away TO rest on yester-
| day. The same dread consumption took
her husband some months ago. One Of
| the poor orphans were sent 10 relations
lady in Wheeling will provide for.
7 al. Il L., Il
the Presbyterian Chapel on Gravel Hill
! on Friday night.
Mrs. Samuel Hognc, OF Somcrton, o.,
is visiting in our cIly.
We deeply regret that Beilaire is
about to lose one OF her most popular
physicians. DR.. Mitchell, in his short
stay with us, has made hosts of friends.
His future home will be IN Allenport,
Pa. Success will be his.
The Ii. II q. Il. X. are laying rail to
connect with the b. d 5. W. X. H. The
narrow guage rail was too light for the
| heavy engines OF the b. IL o. Things
are booming all along the line OF our
little road. In few years the stock
will he at par. Remember that.
The Tidal Wave is no more. Mrs.
Hefrich sold her stock to Joe Carter.
Yesterday Bel!a;re WAS ike Sodom.
No good men were to be found in the
! city rs all the lawyers were AT II. Glars.
vile ate n1ing the opening oi Court.
Hart Il Fletcher, glass brokers, have
! removed their oili"e few doors below
| their former place OF business. Also,
Mr.. Pennington, general insurance
/ agent.
In the show window OF Mr.. Marsh
| the jewelcr, can h" seen the album
! be presented 10 the best lady walter at
the Happy SIX ball at Turner Hall on
! Friday next. Also. a handsome scarf
| pin to be carried oil by the most grace
/ iul gentleman walrzcr. Take your gu,
and carry oil both prizes.
The following entries were Oh the
/ the Mayors docket:
| &. VI. Rhodes, delivering goods with
out license. $40 AMI costs.
/ Ellen Lucas, assault and battery, s.
/ and costs.
Sam Durii, disorderly conduct, - and
costs.
! J Thomas, lame. - and costs.
/ VIM. Moses, provoking breach Of the
peace and using proianc language, -
| and costs.
4 most tiendsh crime was perpe.ratcd
! in Bellairc Yesterday. \ more villainous
deed cannot be- found on record. Katy
! Traverse, bright II year old girl, was
the victim. This brave little girl by
/ hard labor almos; ont rely supported q
widowed mother and a large family OF
children. Yesterday, while 1t her work
| at the National Glass House, she dared
! to hurrah for Hancock. The avcu, or
swiftly came. At III" time she WIS
looking through crack in the partition
into the next room. Just tacn dtvd,
! whom she knows not, with hateful pre-
! cision flung a handful OF sal soda into
! her eyes. Dae eve was filled with the
/ causic material. We were informed that
she would probably lose one eye. How
strange it is that all these outrages are
! perpetrite on Democrats Only few
evenings ago one Oi BensoOd's first la.
dies was deeply insulte1 ior daring to
hurrah for Hancock. Her rescuer was
sho, down on the spot. Only few
evenings ago the Democratic stand, lie.
cause Democratic principles eminated
| therefrom, was reduced To ashes by the
! skulkiny incendiary's torch. And now,
! to complete the list OF horrors, a poor.
innocent little child and those depend
! ing upon her ior bread, are the sufferers
| beca use she dared hurrah for Hancock.
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