Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-20
BELLAIRE.

Miss Whipple, who has been visiting
Mrs. Lester, left for her home in Me-
dina, o., on Saturday.
Col. Gray and Rev. Mr.. Fulton passed
through the city, Saturday, on their way
to Martins Ferry.
A straw vote taken on the train going
to the fair last week resulted: Hancock,
60; Garfield, A. None being counted
but actual voters.
K. p. Iams, OF Marietta, an extensive
oil operator, passed through the city On
Saturday.
Gen. Cox leaves to-day for Parkers-
burg to attend a soldiers reunion there
on the 22d. The rest OF the week he
devotes to various appointments along
the line Of the Marietta and Cincinnati
railroad.
John Troll sold his horse, Belmont,
which trotted at the st. Clairsville fair,
for 500.
A. f. Stevens, OF Wheeling, was in
the city on Saturday.
Captain J. 4. S~tockdale, OF Allegheny
City, passed through here on Satur.
day.
n. w. Walker. oi Wellsville, honored
us with his appearance on the streets
Saturday.
Joshua Braield, OF Guernsey street,
is very sick with typhoid fever.
III. S. Burkhead, of the i. & S. w. X.
K, registered at the Globe House on
Saturday.
Randall, Pendleton and Converse at
Bellaire on October lst. Happy day.
II r,lIrrnl 81 (N,ll,,Il S,,t,,r
was in town on Saturday.
John Sherman is to speak in Bellaire
about October 9Th. John ought to give
us a little history of Arthur, but he will
postpone that until after the Democratic
victory in November.
X. j. A. Foreman, one OF the leading
merchants of Parkersburg, w. Va,
passed through the city, Saturday night,
on his way to Wheeling. Mr.. Foreman
has about fully recovered from the in
juries he received in the accident on the
b. & S. w. X. K. some months ago.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
presented their out going pastor and his
wife with some very handsome presents
last week. Rev. Mr.. Toland preached
his farewell sermon yesterday.
The Bellaire Hancock and English
club, 200 strong, headed by the st. Cecil
ia brass band presented a very fine APP
pearance on Saturday night as they
| started for Wheeling. The boys have
very neat uniforms.
John w. Sanders, Secretary of the
Bellaire Window Glass Company, is out
of the city on a business trip.
The excursionists, who intended
going down on the Courier. Saturday,
were somewhat delayed AZ the Courier
did not come at all. The Bachelor took
her place, but did not reach here until 5
r. n. The party returned on the Dur
nal and did not reach mere until Sun
day morning.
Hundreds Of our citizens attended the
great Democratic demonstration at
Wheeling on Saturday night.
Miss Emma Cochran is on a visit to
friends at Jo%hnstown, Pa.
+. b. Bowie, Assistant Secretary OF
the Etna Glass Company, has returned
from a visit to Rockville, Nd.
Mayor Criswell was taken with
cramps while attending the fair on Fri
day, and is still unable to attend to the
duties OF his office.
Miss Lulu Rambo, daughter OF Rev.
Mr.. Rambo, OF Logan, Ohio, spent Sum
day in this city.
Every on the Democratic county
ticket will have a large majority this
year. -,
The City Board OF Equalization will
commence business at the City Hall on
Monday.
Bad poetry that in the Daily hldcpend-
ept lately. Wonder what it is worth a
yard? 1t is expensive at any price to
the readers of that paper.
John Gallagher, Street Commissioner,
is a work giving notice to the citizens OF
Bellaire to work out their road tax.
The Riverside mill at Benwood has
erected a new stack.
Sunday passed off very quietly. A
good many OF the boys forgot to return
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