Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
BELLAIRE.
General News NOtes-PersOnals
Irish Hancock and English
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Club.
A large number OF the Democratic
Irishmen of Bellaire, met last night at
the City Hall and organized an Ameri-
can.Irish Hancock and English Club, by
electing the following officers: Presl-
dent, John Gallagher; Vice President,
John Corners; Secretary, VIM. Gala
Cher; Treasurer, Thos. Maloney. Much
enthusiasm was manifested and the roll
was signed by n~inety.five men,. The
men formed a marching club which VIII
be known as Company G Of the regi-
ment, and the marching officers elected
were: Captain, Thos. tioal: First Lieu
tenant, Darby O'koole; Second Leu
tenant, Cornelius Curran; Orderly Ser
geant, John Manahan. The next meet
ing Of the club will be held a, the City
Hall, Friday night. The regular meet
ing night will he every Wednesday.
The Bellaire Derocrdt was published
Yesterday. The .titor viii attend the
st. Clairsyille County Fair to-day and
tomorrow, which accounts for the early
issue OF the paper.
DR.. WeIlons and Maj. Moore, two
prominent Republicans OF Barnesville,
have come out for the glorious ticket
Hancock and English.
The Independent last night contained a
number Of grape vine dispatches which
were evidently manufactured to mislead
the Republican party OF this section.
Rev. G. ID. Barber will preach at the
Episcopal church next Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Miss Rilla, daughter OF DR.. Piper, OF
GlencOvc, is visiting at Mr.. Frank
Snivcley's.
The GrccnJacker5 in this neighbor-
hood are TO have a mass meeting at City
Hail, on Friday night.
Joseph Clements and wife have re-
turned from Il protractei visit TO Ire
land.
Il. L. Neal left for the East, Tuesday.
Charley Strahl and Miss Almeda
Snivcly were joined in the holy bonds
OF matrimony, last night.
Walter Darrah and wife are taking in
the fair at st. Clairsville. Walter is a
first rate judge Of pumpkins-when
cooked.
The Fifth ward Hancock and English
club have organized by electins the fol-
lowing officers: President, Wells Ben
son; lst vice president, Robert McCourt-
ney; "a vice president, JOS. McGraw;
secretary, W. i. Workman; treasurer,
+. Myers. The club will meet every
Tuesday evening at the hose house on
Gravel Hill.
judge Ball, oi Zlnesville; Judge Pat
rick, Of New Philadelphia, and Judge
OKev, Of Woodstield, called in a BODY
M the Brliaire Democrat Office yesterday.
The distinguished gentlemen We're treat
eel in fine style by Mr.. Allen.
David O'kcy and Jno. i. briggs, OF
WooGsiield, were in the city Yesterday.
T.cy wanted to hear from Maine.
Mr.. Wm. Bernard, who has been in
the west ior some tiiue, was expected to
arrive in the city last night.
). l.. Mooney, President OF the h. d ;.
W. railroad, wa in the city yesterday IN
the interests Of Ike road.
At the last meeting Of the gentlemen
who are interested in the bottle factory
it was decided TO apply Tor "A charter.
Capital so, 000, with privilege OF in
creasiug it to $4,000. They hold an
other meeting tonight.
Judge Frazier, OF Caldwell, was in the
city yesterday.
This is to be the big day at the County
Fair. A. T. McKelvey, the President, |
informs US that the grounds are in SUI
perb order, the entries unusually large,
and that the soldiers reunion will be a
grand success.
Old age overcame Alex. Ault's wagon
to day. IL fell helpless on Guernsey
street about Don
Randall ard Pendleton at Be!laire, on
October LIST. Oh, won't it he joyful!
John Alum resigned the position as
First ward policeman. His reason Tor
resigning was that the pay was INSULT.
cient. No appointment has been made
yet.
In the ease of Frank Hawkins vs.
VIM. B%andiord, Dora Petticord, Ellis
worth Bradiield, Geo. Barnes and Ilar-
nv Thurhcr, charging the boys with
lightiuy "na u,ing OHs-rn- language, all
al the bows pl"ai not guilty except
VIM. BAmiinot, VII" load guilty, and
WAS iiuri two dollars and costs.
Doctor l.. ". Munlrmau's horse ran
away Yesterday Yit"rnDou. The car
riagc was ul set and the horse freeing
himself ran for SOFA" distance. The
buggy Wa considerably damaged
The Mayor las issued 4 pr0clama-
:ion. calm - "n election on Scgirm-
Der 9th. ipr CrUur.. man in the First
ward, 20 M ID" vacancy raus"i 10y DIR.
NiCCiurr'- resin: ton.