Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-29
BELLAIRE.
Travels Of u Merchant OF the Glass city
News of All Kinds.

News of All Kinds.
Mr.. George H. Muth-everybody knows
this whole souled citizen and Democrat
felt rather shakey after the October elec-
ton. Things seemed to have turned back
ward on election day, much against the
will of the aforesaid whole-souled citizen
and Democrat, but he was not dismayed.
Outwardly he bore the same contented
look as of old but inwardly he felt as if oil
his campaign work was lost. all Of his red
fire and marching wasted. a change OF
climate was prescribed by his Republican
friends, which he gladly took; Next day
after election, when dispatch after dispatch
announced glorious victories in the various
counties for the Republicans, our friend
boarded a wcst.bound train for some point
out OF the reach of Ohio politics. lie
found rest in Indian Territory, where
he is now enjoying the many pleasures OF
that country In letters to his friends he
tells Of marvellous fishing excursions in
which he took part. The fish, mostly suck.
ers of course, fell on all sides with each
raise Of his rods. Forty.fve and fifty fish
was but the work of an hour, and they are
always large. Wonderful stories are related
Of the other sporting events, but IN every
letter there crops out sort oi longing Tor
a paper 10 hear from Ohio. George went
away when the roosters were Growing over
q, 900 majority, and will be little sur
prised when he hears Of a drop Of about GO
per cent from that number. Beefsteak,
saws Mr.. Muth, is not held at more than l2l
cents per pound at any time, and eggs are
sold at the same rate per dozen. George
will return home in time TO cast
straight ticket for Grover Cleveland
and his associates on the national ticket
A quiet wedding occurred in the Second
ward yesterday morning at clock. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Alex. Sterritt,
the we'll known coal merchant, and Miss
Mary King, an interesting lady Of the Sec.
ond ward The wedding was q quiet one,
only a few Witnessing the tyiGg Of the
nuptial knot by Rev. 7. II. Taylor. After
the marriage the happy couple took the j
clock train for Pittsburg, where they will
spend their honeymoon. a three-year old
child Of John Jackley was buried yesterday
afternoon in Rose Hill Cemetery. The
Loring Missionary Band intepds continuing
its good work for the heather in India. In
order to obtain money for this end they
propose TO give a festival on Thursday
evening, at the home of the pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church. Leon Some
born is back from Wheeling, where he has
been running branch clothing store.
Mr.. NJ. Sheets, Of Martins Ferry, was in
town Yesterday. The rink held another
large crowd last night. The Plumed knight
and Anderson Junior clubs 90 to Benwood
tonight. Miss Eva Brand, who has been at
the Athens Asylum for some time, was
brought home yesterday. She is reported
much better. The Republicans will hold
their last grand rally on Saturday night
There will be an illumination and process
sion, and afterwards several speeches by in
yited speakers. A number Of outside
marching clubs have been invited, and all
the clubs Of the city will take part in the
demonstration. The Clinton club has &c.
cepted an engagement to 90 to Benwood on
Friday evening, and to Wheeling on Satur.
day evening. The clippers at the lantern
Globe Works went ont again yesterday on
a strike against working ten hours per day.
After considerable monkeying the boys
were told 10 90 20 work or quit Thej re-
sumed. The Bellaire Building and Loan
Company held its fourth election, and
elected The following Board Of Directors:
N. Graft, X. A. MeGregor, G. II. Strahl,
Thomas O'Mailey. James Taylor. W. c.
Stewart, Sr., James Stewart N. Booth and
John W. Chulson. The association is in good
shspe, and money is sold at q good price.
Belisire Chapter No. I07 r. A. N. met last
night Trading kisses for fine dolman or
cloak will growpopular in betting circles from
this time on. Yesterday morning the po-
lice OF this place were notified that Q ROB
berry had been committed at 4 oblock IN
the morning at Martins FenJ, and we're
told to be on the lookout for the pefpers-
tors. A short time before noon the officers
SCOT on" to couple Of men on Gravel Hill
whom they thoug ght we're suspicious charsc.
ters and arrested them. When examined
by the marshal Of Martins Ferry they were
not recognized as the robbers and were
turned Ioose. Parties Of the young Amer
ica ere organizing for effective work on IN
day night II will be good day Tor th'
chickens after Hallow Zen.
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