The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-05

BELLAIRE LocALs.--The glorious Third
,only GLORIOUS" pro tenn has come and
gone. II was one OF the finest days OF the
season, and those who celebrated the an
niversary OF the American Declaration OF
Independence on Saturday wrought
wiser than they knew, for in all proba-
bility they will not have such another
chance before the Centennial. The Sun
day School picnic OF the NJ. Z, folks was
all that could he desired, or at least We
are so informed. Several private picnics
and excursions have also sent in their re-
ports, and all profess to have had par
ticularly enjoyable time-more SO than
any OF the others. Heatherington's brass
band went up to Martins Ferry to play
Tor picnic there, 4 string band, most
OF the members OF which were from this
place, also furnished the music Tor the
dancing, in which, as well as in the other
means OF enjoyment, many BeIlaireans
Joined.
The Clipper base ball club took their
third, as they did their fourth last year,
at St, Clairsville, beating u club OF that
village in the rather tight score OF 10 to
II. Waller Cowen, OF st. ClaIrsville, UNI
PRED, and \. Deegans on behalf OF the
Clippers and Leon Weir for the st. Glars
Vile boys were the scorers. A good many
OF the players friends went ont to see the
game, and discover what an embalmed
town looked like anyhow. When the
crowd got back to town nine were worse
crippled than the survivors Oft the famous
Light Brigade.
The livery stables did driving" bust
ness Saturday, as did also some Of their
customers. One couple with horse
buggy made the fifteen miles from the
county seat to the county metropolis in
one hour and hall.
The funeral OF James COss, ST., took
place from his late residence at P. NJ
yesterday.
Owing to the inClemcnCy Of the wealth.
or our churches were very slimly attend
cb yesterday,
We are not advised rs to whether the
bad condition Of the roads and grove
will Interfere with the plans OF the st.
Johns Catholic Mutual Benevolent AssO-
citation Tor the celebration and picnic to.
day or not, but presume their plans will
be unchanged.
4 good many OF our pleasure loving
citizens contemplate attending the Har-
monte and Mmnnerchor picnic to-day.
Saturday was remarkably quiet here.
The announcement by the police that
they would enforce the ordinance against
shooting and fireworks did the business.
The Belmont MGdiCo.ChirurgiCal As.
ISOLATION meets at the ISeIlaire City Hall
tomorrow. A large attendance is ex-
peCted, embracing not only the physi-
clans OF the county but many others
from adjoining portions Of Ohio and Nir-
ginia, and an interesting and profitable
time will no doubt be had.
Ten new self.feeding nail machines
have been received by the lellairc Nail
and Iron Manufacturing Co, and will be
put in position as soon as practicable,
These will not take the place Of the others,
but will merely be added to the number
already in Use. One Of them cut four kegs
more Of nails Friday than the highest
number on record as having been cut by
hand feeding.
lIellaire carried OIL the candidacy for
Treasurer at the Democratic Convention
at GAINESVILLE Saturday, it having been
given to VIM. j. Kelly, the present in
cumbent, citizen of this city
The other candidates are Auditor,
W. i. Stamp; Probate Judge, q. II. UNI
stead; Pros, Attorney, Thos. Cochran;
A~emblcmcn, Thos. II. Pyle and j. $.
Vance.