Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
BELLALRE.

BELLAIRE.
Chairman r. c. Myer, of the County
Committee, rather has the laugh on Col.
Marion Huffman, the statesman who con-
trolls the political destiny Of the First
ward. II seems that Col. Huffman prom
ised the Chairman TO carry the First ward
ward for Cleveland, or at least to cut down
the large majority of the ward TO not more
than half a dozen votes, but the election
returns showed Republican majority OF
OF 90 and a very magnificent Democratic
gain. The First ward statesman only
overestimated the number OF window
glassworkers who moved out Of the ward
when the Beilaire Window Glass Works
went out of business there.
The steamer Il. h. Phillips took quite a
lot Of Bellaire people to Wheeling last
night TO witness the Democratic ioilihca-
ton.
Ward Nelson, C. s. P. yard engineer,
who has been of duty for a week on &C.
count of the death OF relative, will re-
sumo work next week.
Joe Lombard reioices over the birth of
daughter
The Democrats Of this city are actively
at work preparing for the celebration Of
Cleveland's election, next Tuesday eve
ming. They expect TO have the largest DEM
onstration of a political character ever
held in the city. An invitation is extend
ed to the various Democratic clubs OF
Wheeling, Martins Ferry, Bridgeport
and all other neighberiug towns, as well as
the citizens Of the same, to be present.
Hay sold for Sl5 per ton yesterday, while
corn brought go cents bushei.
Patrick and William Clark, Of Decatur,
Ill, are in the city, having been called
nero by the death of their father, William
Clark, Sr.
Mrs. Ed. Myrick left for TiGln Friday
TO join her husband, who is working in the
window glass works at that place.
There will be a benefit variety entertain
ment at the Elysian Theatre next Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Frank Arnett and daughter, of
Antrim, Guernsey county, who have been
visiting friends in this city, have returned
home.
Rev. John c. McCracKen, Markle, Pa,
will preach in the Second Pres byteIian
Church to-day, both morning and evening.
a new time card goes into effect on the
3. g. O. to-day
James II. Darrah says he is not candi-
date for postmaster.
Fred Kemple leaves to-day to resume his
studies of dentistry. He will graduate
next June.
Joseph Fralinger, formerly OF this city.
and Miss lena Holstein, Of Imperial, Pa,
have been married aud are now making
their home in Dunkerk, Ind.
IL is conceded by all parties that Hon.
Lorenzo Danford, OF st. Clairsville, one of
the Harrison Presidential electors-at-large,
is elected, as he run considerably ahead of
the rest Of the ticket.
William Gallagher and wife, of Dillie's
Bottom, were IN town yesterday calling on
Bellalre friends.
John Jarrett, of Bridgeport, was in town
yesterday.
There have been twenty-one conversions
at the Gravel Hill M. E. Mission in the
past two weeks and church OF about forty
five members will be organized there under
the ministry of Rev. 5. 5: Collier, pastor
of the South Bellaire Nj. r. Church.
In Belmont county four Republicans and
three Democrats were elected TO county
offices this fall, evening the thing up as
nearly as possible.
Engineer NJ Il. Rerr, Of the G. g. p, and
Miss Elizabeth L. McBrier, of New
Brighton, Pa, were married at the home of
the bride on Wednesday and will make
their future home in this city.
Carpenters are at work along the line of
the new p, o. V. 81 G. railroad, building
platforms, erecting fences, &c, and trains
are expected TO be running south of Bellaire
in few days.
The non.partisan w. G. T. U. met on
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kate
Andrews, in the Third ward.
Donald Mcdonald mas resigned as police
man in the First ward, and Ed Davis has
been appointed in his place
W. G. Warnock, editor Of the Democrat
who has about recovered from an attack of
fever, will go to the country for weeks
recreation before resuming his editorial
duties.
John Martin, of this city, had his face
severely burned by his gun bursting while
hunting the other day.
Considerable complaint is made because
the stone wall being built on Hamilton
street, compels pedestrians along that route
10 walk a long distance around the wall
through muddy streets.
Bad weather has interferred to some ex-
tent during the past week on the Novelty
stamping works.
The Willing Workers Literary Society
will give an entertainment at the home of
Miss Josie McHenry, in the Fourth ward,
Tuesday evening.
Dinner will be served at the q. p. church
by the ladies of the congregation on
Thanksgiving Day.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle have
organized d Ladies' Auxiliary Society.
Rev D. W. G andler, of the First NJ E.
church, entertained the Young Peoples
Society at his home Friday evening
Miss Ella letters, of this city, has re-
sumed her position as stenographer at the
Crystal Glass Works at Bridgeport.
The Belmont County Medical Society
meets in this city next Tuesday
The Republicans of this county made
gains in only six precincts at last Tues
DAVIS election. All the rest made Demo
cratic gains ranging from 70 IS. Pre-
cinct 3 of ths Fourth ward, this city,
gained the IS.
The GAINESVILLE District Conference con-
venes in Darlington tomorrow. 1t will re-
main in session two days.
Mrs. j. NJ. Paul is quite sick.
The B.. L. & g. railroad is at present
handling large amount of freight.
There is considerable sickness in the city
at present
Mrs. John T. Mercer, of Chicago, is Wis
ting friends in the city.
Most of the Bellaire people working in
the boom gas towns of Ohio and Indiana,
who came home to vote, have gone back to
resume work.
Mrs. VIM. Sinram, Of Pittsburg is visit
ing Mrs. Isaac Booth, in this city.
BRIDGEPORT.