Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-20
BELLAIRE.
Personalities hit.Chat -Notes'
News and Comments.

News and Comments.
Rev. Mr.. CASTOR. OF the Presbyterian
Church, left yesterday to attend tne
SYNOD OF Cleveland, 70 be held AZ oalsln'
Ohio. He will be absent over SUNDAY.
Fred. Seabright, q boiler at the roilihg
mill who has been travelling for some
few months, has returned TO MS o'u
Mrs. C.N. Allen and Master Charles
returned from a pleasant visit at Cadiz,
Ohio. on Monday. Charlie 10 q great
Hancock boy. -, f.. II.
Rev. Mr.. Thoburn will leave for his
missionary work in India within lew
days. He is q persistent worker anu
has accomplished much good over there;
Ezekiel Morris, an uncle oil the goSu
natured "Zeke" Morris, OF the Eiooe
House. is in the city on short Visit.
DR.. John MCGEE leaves to-day 10,
Alexandria, Nebraska, where he Will
practice his profession in the future.
The Belmont Glass Works are running
IN full time now, after few days OF
irregular work. The boys don't relish
idleness. ,-.
Charles Eskey, from West Virginia
:. raad;no medicine under DR.. Wood
bridge. ,,,u
The vault for the new bank building
was set in place yesterday. The brick
work is progressing finely
Miss Flora Armstrong, OF Armstrong 3
Mills, spent Tuesday in this CITY,, -,
The site for the new bottle works VIII
he decided upon in few days. 1t IS
probable that they will select the ground
where the Star Glass Works used 70
stand.
Several fiat boat loads OF lumber from
below are being reshipped here via the
C. &P.R K. to Pittsburgh.
L. A. Flickenson, o. Pittsburgh, was
stopping at the Globe House yester'
day.
+ S. Brown, living near town, has a
child very sick with Group. It's recov'
cry is doubtful.
Has the project OF extending the street
railway to South Bellaire fallen through
This is too important an improvement
| TO pass unattended to.
The Democrats in this meek OF the
| woods" have donned their war paint,
and are ready for the conflict two weeks
from yesterday. ~ :,
A colored man whom they call "Mose'
at the rolling mill, was struck in the
thigh by a hot ball OF iron, yesterday,
while wheeling a barrow OF iron beneath
the telegraph. He was badly scared, but
slightly injured. 1t came near reducing
the number of Republican votes in the
mill.
r. T. Thompson, j. e. Stevens and
+. l.. Stourle, of Pittsburgh, are at the
Belmont House.
w. S. Kennon, of st. Clairsville, was
bobbing about in town Yesterday.
What was wrong with the gas in town
Yesterday? 1t went back OH some OF
the Belmont street merchants.
o. A. Miller, of Columbus, Ohio, is in
| town.
Last Saturday sc sent the Democratic
tickets for Pultney township tn Bellalre
in the care of a man VINO has been pre-.
sumed to be reliable Democrat. lie
took them home with him and locked
them up in his house. where they were
kept secreted until Monday. With con-
siderable difficulty the distributors Sc.
cured possession OF the tickets on Mon
dap and to their surprise found that
about one third of them had been mutt
lated-the name OF the nominee Tor
Justice of the Peace being scratched oil.
The trick was a dirty contemplate one
that no true Democrat would be guilty
of.-.S Ciarsriiis County.
The Mayors friends were much pro-
voked that his interests should he
abused in the way described above.
Overcoats and umbrellas were in great
demand yesterday during the snow
storm.
Joseph Grounds and family leave to.
day 10 settle in West Virginia.
| There il to be social ball 1T the
Turner Hall, on Friday night.
Ii. +. Bradfeld, OF GAINESVILLE. spent
yesterday in town.
NJ. Elkin, the butcher, has a hearing
before the Mayor this afternoon, for
Strengthening stock and carrying on the
butcher business without obtaining
leave OF the City Council.
There have been no arrests since last
Saturday. The boys spent all their
money Immediately after the election.
The family OF Rev. Mr. Lewis leave
for Sandusky tomorrow, where they
will reside in the future.
The boiler at the gas house broke in
some manner yesterday. Efforts were
made to repair it during the day, but
they did not succeed and the city WAS
left in darkness last night. There WAS
also boom in candles.
The City Council met last evening
and adjourned until tonight, on account
of the lack OF light.
There will he meeting Of the Irish
Hancock Club this evening, at the City
Hall.
The Belmont street Democratic
marching club will hold an important
meeting at the armory tomorrow night.
W. III. Gillespie. ali insurance agent
OF Dayton. Ohio, was in the city yestcr.
day.
The Central Hancock and English
Club had 4 profitable and interesting
meeting last evening at IIlchs Hall.