Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-02
BELLAIRE.

The chances are good Tor eleCting the
entire Democratic city ticket next
Monday 10 Democrats but do their duty.
This is not a time for scratching or
trading of candidates who have always
besn faithful Democrats. A vote for
the Prohibition candidates, whatever
their character or caDability, will not
count for the city administration during
the next two years, as there Is no prob
ability of a single one OF them being
elected. Let Democrats work together
this spring and get things in shape for
the great Presidential contest next fall.
An entire Democratic city and township
ticket elected this spring will be
great incentive 20 active work next fall.
One scratch will be Suficient-an y to
the left of the words democratic
Ticket" The Tribune observed All
Fools Day with a story TO that effect.
The following articles Of agreement
for the running race between the Mer-
chants Running Team and the Powell.
R0dewig and Mau,e Running Team
were signed to-day: The race to take
place between the hours Of and p.
NJ, April 30, 1892, according 70 AsSocla-
ton rules. III the race should be tie,
10 shall be run over hub and hub. The
Judges, tlme-keeper and starter 10 be SCI
lected on the day of the race. The
starting point 20 be selected by the con-
mittee. The team running first 70 be chOs-
on by toss. The race TO be for purse or
SlOO. $. S. McGowan TO act as stake
holder. George II. Muth, Donald Nc
Donald, Committee.
n. II. Day aud ID. III. Dougherty were
awarded two sections, little over four
miles. Of the jefferson county pike, let
last Tuesday. There were twenty-tour
bids. and the awards were not made
public until yesterday. Their contract
Is for a piece Of road between Steuoen-
vile and MingO, and another between
Steubenviile and Rock Hill.
A UNIQUE party was held al the home
Of Miss Nav Hoffman, in the First ward,
Thursday night. It was masquerade
or phantom social gotten up in honor OF
Miss May, who will leave soon with her
parents for their new home at Elwood,
Ind. A sumptuOus supper was served,
various games INDUCED in, and all spent
pleasant evening.
The friends Of David Rankin, candi-
date for member of School Board, should
make a vigorous effort In his oenaI.
The Colonel has been quite sick and uu-
able 90 give any attention 70 the can
vass. He would make an exceptionally
good member.
The steamer Phillips has been en-
gagged 10 take the American Mechanics
over 90 McMechen this afternoon TO as
sist their brethren OF Beuwo0d in rails
ing flag on the schoOl-house. others
are invited 20 accompany the Mechanics
on the trip.
The Kettlewel triplets, now about
nine months old and doing WE'LL have
been photographed and make an attrac-
tive picture. Bellaire is the leading
CITY in the state for triplets and twins.
Heatherington'S brass band, the pride
OF BeHaire, was out on the streets sere-
nading Thursday evening. The puoilc
appreciate the good music; let'them
have more Of 10.
w. C. Stewart and family were given
reception at the home Of w. Nj. Reed
To- the Fifth ward, Thursday evening
prior 20 their leaving for their new home
az Harvey, To.
A little child OF Milton King, OF the
Second ward, fell from a high chalr
against hot stove yesterday and was
severely burned on the hands ana race
The presiding Judges Of election were
az 81. Clairsville yesterday TO meet the
County Election Board for instructions
and 20 receive the official bOllotS.
A delightful surprise party was given
% Fred. Paul, the genial clerk ID I ,ie
poyofice. Thursday evening al MS
home In the Third ward.
The total receipts Of the city during
the past year, including balances leIt Ia
funds. were S7g,411.S5; the eXPendl-
lures, Sol 9S5.93.
Robert Cow, son Of John 4. Cow, has
been seriously ill with pneumonla, sue
past few days. He was some oe''e' "'
last report.
The new and elegant steamer Iron
Queen attracted a great deal OF atteh-
ton on her trip down yesterday
DR.. ID. w. Boone has been chosen as
physician for the poor In this ci'y anu
township for the ensuing year
The Chautauqua Circle rendered .
humorous and interesting All foo'S
Day" programme last evening
Hoyt's "A Hole in the GROUND nSo
good house az the Elysian last evening
and gave good satisfaction.
The Chautauqua Circle held an inter
estiug meeting at the home OF MIS- H.
c. Faris last evening.
Thomas McGee has returned from
visit to his son, Dr. John Notice. al
Pittsburg.
Isyonr blood poor9-Tske BEEcHAN's