The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

mont, was In iown Yesterday. NN-La.uo.G
Apiano has been hired for use In the High
School room. 1t Is from G. y. Lucas. r,'-
Quite number OF Rellaire people went up
70 sec ghe game Of base bull yesterday at
Wheeling ~ ~. :, e. $780, =.
benjamin Mead, OF Ottawa, Wisconsin, was
In town yesterday. lie is visiting relatives
In this neisbborlood.
Dtllarc has basket factory, and Il Is now
turning out n" great many OF every kind of
basket, bisand little. Z. ra,ht'.
rhere will be no preaching at the Mctho-
dist church Sunday, as Rev. A. i. Chapman,
the pastor Is ut Conference. '"rE
The Knights Of Labor will hold meeting
IL their hall this evening. The society had
ball at Zilch's Hall last night. ~.
Tho STONE broken by the prisoners at the
work house Is now being scattered over the
streets, preparatory to the bad weather Of
fall. - - .F,
1t is wonderful what an Improvement Inns
been made In the looks Of Union street from
rhitly.second to Thirty.third street. Every
building has been frightened up and made
almost new.
At the First. Presbyterian Church, to
row, there will be. some excellent music. The
l'choir has lately been enlarged aud II new or
gan will be used for the first time Tomorrow.
Nv. II. sheib, oiWheeling, will play.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh gravel train
was, here yesterday, and q special force is
now engaged ,wittS leadq here, in
putting the road. bed.in shape for steel rails,
uniform with other portions Of the road.
Bcllhirc will no doubt have great boom
this fall. Everything Is booming now except
the mil works and rolling mill, and indus.
tries depending or less on them for
support, ind now they will join the boom,
| too. ~ 80 ~ IN Z. $50 -j!l EI-pf5s.I
The Bellaire Nail Works will go 10 work
Monday inorning-just four months after the
stop. The hailers can do little but get things
in order for two or three days, rs they will
have 10 wait for the boilers 10 get some iron
ahead. y t.+74l p-riJs & 1880 -r,1s-=t
| The Turner's are getting ready for hall
and exhibition.at their hall on Monday. Oc-
tober IL. The members will exhibit their
proficiency n.turning and Indian club swing
ing, and some addresses will be made by
members. d 49, f5-a-4. 81
About hundred members OF the Society
OF Friends were in lielaire for. some hours
yesterday, OH their way home from the
yearly meeting" at Barnesville. They were
from Jefferson and ,Co!umbiQna counties, for
the uicst part. elNs - sssr- e
Asthe factory. Of the Ohio Lantern Com.
pany real y, fronts on the alley south OF
Thirly.secohd street. that, alley presents II
very, animated appearance ut times The
square, bounded by Union. Belmont Thirty.
first and Thirty:second streets, is about us
so!idly built as any In the city.
A little boy, sou OF Balzar Kralls, the Bel.
mont street barber, took u trip for himself
yesterday. He climbed into coaLh in the
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh yards and was taken
of in tho train. He got out at Martins Ferry,
and, although badly frightened to lind him,
sel among strangers, told that he was from
l,ellaire and told his name lie was sent
home on the next train, and was met ut the
depot BY Officers Turner and Maggie.
| GEN. GofF Is BROOKE COUNTY.
Gen. Goir arrived at Wellsburs on Thurs.
day from New Cumberland, and after brief
rest, proceeded to Bethany, where lie address.
ed the people;at 2k r. N On arriving ut
Bethany he WAS warmly received by the citi.
zens, and on the way TO the public school
building where the meeting was held n
crowd of college boys were passed, who gave
three rousing cheers for the Republican party,
after which they fell In the rear and struck
up the familiar campaign songs, marching
through Georgia" ind John Browns Boly:"
arriving Mt the school hall, three hearty
cheers were given for GEN. Goff The meet.
ing was called to order by DR.. c. Shriver and
G. u. Crawford named as Secretary. Gen,
Got: was then introduced and at once pro.
| ceeded TO deliver bis address, which was we'll
timed and to the point, engaging the atten-
ton o! the audience for over one hour. The
meeting was full OF enthusiasm aud the Re.
publicans of the Bethany district are fully
| alive to theissues Of the day. After the meeting
the General aud party returned to Wellsburg
| via Washington turnpike arriving at r. 81.
wEe:e an immense audience had assembled
at the court house awaiting his arrival. The
courtroom was handsomely decorated with
| flags, flowers and evergrecns by the commit.
tee OF ladies mentioned in thee columns on
Tuesday last. This new departure here isa
commendablc one, and the committee have
the thanks Of the party for the beautiful
display. As Gen. Golf entered the court
room lie WINS greeted with storm Of m.
p!ausee;; The meeting was called to order by
jas. r.. Cree. Eiq, and James Archer
Secretary, These brief formal prelImicaries
being arranged, Gen. Golf was introduced
and addressed the audience, which was n
large one. For IN hour aud half be held
tEem spell bound, most earnest attention
being paid by men OF other parties, OF which
the meeting had very fair sprinklinp. n
Is conceded that it was tho best noliticnl
meeting ever held in the court room within
The memory Of the present generation, The
very. best lot, order was maintained. Tho
remarksof Gen.. Colt wgre delivered in his
well knoSns gentlemanly, scholarly style,
Offering no offence to any one, but liscussinr
liYing isslles.S4 The Gcneral was uccompa.
MED 70 bethany by Hon. Geo. W. McCord,
Republican candidate for the House Of
Delegates, and James i. Murphy, OF the
htratt. He was highly pleased With Tho
rms morning our manufacturing establish.
menis were Visited mud he wasslioWn III rough
them. The employees arc tariff men bv n
large majority, and were glad to sec man
who conscientiously and iearlessly advocates
The measures that keep the busy wheels OF
Their machinery in motion. John BankeD.
, sop. Sr., veteran glass blower, meeting GEN.
Coil this morning said 'General, what Won
said lnyour speech about tho Ia, Il and times
in 1919, was correct. ! worked at glass blow.
Ing then. Tho factories had to shut down
and = was forced to 50 10 work un public
WORKS oil the town atsevenly.iiye cents a day
made frohi twelve 10 fifteen dollars per
week at my trade" brooke county Repub.
licans will all be at The polls on election day
The Acme Moving Machine works has
changed hands. Dr. ]. Richardson, OF Cincin-
natl y and Mr.. II. c. Taylor, OF the late firm
Of Everett Hracken 4 Co., have taken charge
of tile works. DR.. Robertson II a man Of
means, and intends to run tho works 10 ils
fullest capacity. Mr. H, q. Taylor is:o have
Tue entire management Of tho new firm. He
j. tue practical party OF the now firm, and Is
inlly competent 10 manage the works, az he
IS well posted in alnthe details belonging
thereto, =: = s.. 60
<! Es.f MARTINS FERRY,
business Will DO brisk for the res! OF the
Police business has been very dull during
the past week. ~ .S n. .af'i.' =
All our glass houses, foundries, machine
shops and tool factories are In full operation,
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