Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-17
BELLAIRE.
CampbeI's Chances of Election Improv-
ing-News Notes.

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ing-News Notes.
A close observer in his rambles
through the country cannot fail to see
that Campbell's chances are daily
Frightening. On every hand one can
hear of Republicans who will not sup
port their ticket. There are farmers
who are disappointed with the work
ings of the new tariff laws who will
either vote the Alliance ticket or not
vote at all. There are some Repuoli-
can farmers to BIZ found who will sup
port the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. Most any way, appearances In
dictate a vote tor Campbell that Will IN
sure his election. True, there are here
and there Democrats who does not
fancy Campbell, but very few OF them
will be supporters of Mckinley, as the
policy of the Republican party is dis
tasteful to them.
A ride on the B. & o. helper is an ex-
perience one does not soon forget. The
engine occupies position in the train
some cars back of the engine IN
charge, and as both engines
puff and steam and do their
utmost 10 UlON6 buC dln OhO POHSA ~
shown. The driver ana fireman on the
helper occupy unenviabe positions
They battle with the smoke and cinders
of the forward engine as the train moves
up the grade. When passing through
the tunnels the cab fills with smoke,
and the experience Of holding ones
breath until the open air is reached, is
anything but pleasant. The enginemen
grow accustomed to these incOnve-
nenceS, however, and make the best Of
them. The helpers on the c. o. division
of the b. & o. run as far as Spencer
station and then return "wild" to Bel
laire.
Murray Bros, of this city, who are
building the new jail in Wheeling will
not be able to complete their contract
before winter owing to a delay of the
iron work, which is being furnished by
a Newark, o., firm. Tue latter fur
nished the iron for the new Court
House.
GAINESVILLE expects to have big
time tonight. Ex-President Hayes will
be there and a reception will be ten
dered him. The gentleman is on his
way to attend the Pennnyroyal reunion,
which takes place tomorrow about
twelve miles south of GAINESVILLE.
AB. & 0. freight engine jumped the
track at the "Y" on Saturday night and
turned over on her side. After three
hours the track was clear again.
Noonan's Grove contained an immense
crowd Yesterday. Prof. Jones, of
Wheeling, was the orator, and camp
was financial success.
Rev. j. w. Freeman, preacher and
singer, was the attraction at camp in
Barnard's orchard, up Indian Run, yes
terday.
The Y. P. S. c. e. have arranged for
four of the six entertainments OF the
lecture course to be given this winter.
EGlasS workers who have been here on
a visit are returning to their homes, so
as To get ready to return to work.
RevS. NJ. Noll and William Brown, Of
Wheeling, held service in the German
Church yesterday.
Samples of the new tickets to be
voted at the coming election were re-
ceived here Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Adams has purchased
residence from Mrs. Maggie Howell in
the Fourth Ward.
The lucky individual to draw the sec
ond suit in the new club was not learned
Saturday.
Rev. w. A. Wallace, of the U. P.
Church, is home after vacation trip OF
a month.
Mrs. Funck, of Toledo, is the guest
Of Mrs. John Schilling, Of Fifth ward.
Gallaher & Woodbridge have had
their law Offices nicely fixed up.
Miss Maud Lilly is visiting friends on
Burr's Mills camp ground.
Chas. Lancaster is erecting new
residence in the Fourth ward.
Watermelons from points down the
river have begun TO arrive.
Mrs. L. Anshutz has purchased
home in the Fourth Ward.
A good many dogs about town have
been poisoned OF late.
Some of our soldiers will go to Rock |
Point tomorrow.
Rev. II. w. Lane has returned from
Mt. Lake Park.
The steamer Phillips will resume her
trade to-day.
Mr.. Howell, the insurance man, is in
Many Persons arc broken
down from ovcrwork or household cares.
TS-I~xv,ss Iron RitterS RchuiilS the