Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-26
BELLAIRE.
Big Blowout-Poorman's Gall-Personal
Matters.

Big Blowout-Poorman's Gall-Personal
Matters.
Frank Althof had a big blowout at the
opening of his new saloon and restaurant
in the Fourth Ward, which lastedtwo even
ings. Dancing was in order on Monday
evening. A large delegation Of Wheeling
gentlemen came down on the Princess.
Barnard's band furnished the music, and a
good time was had by all present.
Local was scarce in the Tribune yester.
day outside OF the half column of matter
that was devoted to the reporter for the
REGISTER and two innocent Democrats,
with whom the Colonel seemed disposed to
pick a quarrel. Stick right with the writer
and stop attacking persons entirely ignor-
ant Of the matter you write. So the re.
porter is a dcad-head, and his W supposed
assistants are also? AS for myself, | give
20. leave TO show me up as a dead-head. II
a dead-head like myself stirs you up so bad.
ly what would be the outcome of a Skin
mish with some ore with a lively head.
But then it might be that you refer to the
correspondent as a dead-best. Ii you do
you had better wash the spots from your
own garments before attacking a person
who has not one debt that is legally due,
unless it is to give the editor Of the Tribune
the devil. We still have the S25 ready to
show up twenty subscribers that have quit
the Tribune during the campaign, and are
ready as soon as you show up with a SIM
lar sum. What sensible man thinks that
every Democrat is a dead-beat, a cut-throa'
or a crazy mortal, whom no n should
own, or with whom an Office Of trust was IN
q dangerous predicament? No rational
citizen would be guilty Of such work. A
Republican who bet his money
on the result of the Presidential contest at,
ter it was virtually decided, because that
coniding editor said it was right. We are
also o~riginators Of the article from a work
ingman that was in the REGISTER from Bel
taire Yesterday, according to the Tribune.
Our phrases are notlearned by heart as those
thrown out by that erratic editor, but We
will continue to get there, Eli.
The Bellaire Nail Works has had thirty
kegs made Of the usual size, which will be
sent to the New Orleans Exposition. The
kegs are made partly of walnut, and have
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pies of the new steels.
The dance given last night at the Wind
sor was a pleasant affair.
The h. ofP. ball and the Mediterranean
hop takes place this evening.
Miss Clara Carroll is in the city.
Chas. McClsin is in Cleveland.
Miss Mollie Dunning Of Brilliant is in the
city.
James Murray, Sr., has moved to st.
Clairsvllle.
Mr.. S. Luchis is in Marietta.
DR.. Williams breaches the Union service
in the PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow.
A. NJ. L. Church festival in City Hall OF
Thursday evening.
James Fitton is doing plumbing work il
Cambridge.
Adam Faupel will chance of his plan,
tonight at City Hall.
The schools will be closed two weeks a
Christmas.
The South NJ. +. Church made $50 out o;
its recent festival.
A new high school teacher will be chosen
BY the School Board, as Mr.. Merit is no.
able to attend to hSS d owing to sick
ness,
A number of our people will take in the
Hanlon's tomorrow evening.
Mrs. James Wells is home from MasSil
lon.