The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29

BELLAIRg LocALs.-PrepArations are
now In progress to resume operations u
the Bellaire Goblet Works on Wednes-
day. Quite q number Of employees who
were down the river fishing returned on
The Belmont Glass Works !. ready to
4 three pei cent dividend, upon the
last six months earnings, was declared to
the s,ockholders OF the Bellaire Nail
Works at the meeting last week. N.
Material improvements are at present
being made along the line 81 the street
railway, under the supervision Of Mr.
Rodewig, the Superintendent.
Lieutenant George Grafton, Of the Bell.
aire Light Guards, has recovered from
his sickness, typhoid fever, sufficiently to
BE- up and moving about. ,.r i've .,..,.t.,
The gentlemen composing the Silver
Hook Fishing Club, We understand, are
very pleasantly located at q point on the
river in West Virginia, and opposite
Cochransyille, one Of the most beautiful
camping grounds. on the. river, and are
getting along finely. This camp has be-
come very attractive 10 the people o. the
surrounding country on account Of The
sweet music rendered by the club band
and also on account Of the elegant display
made BY the "Mulligan Guards' under
the leadership Of Capt. Baltzell, Lieuten:.
ants Bippus and simmons, Corporal
Sharp and Orderly Sergeant Hall.
Among so many officers. one would hard
ly expect that harmony Of action 90 es.
sential to military success. Col John
.Hofer paid the camp visit on Saturday,
at which time all differences 10 regard 70
promotion were adjusted, "and the coun;
Try thereby rendered entirely SAFE 10
soldierly, department, excellence OF drill
beautiful uniforms, splendid arms, and
in fact all that goes to make perfect
military organization, except 10 the ques-
ton rs 10 who shall be the officers, the
company has already attained degree Of
excellence, hitherto unknown in military
circles. The club band gave an outdoor
concert at Cochransville on Friday night
which was, to say the least, highly appre.
eiated By the citizens. On Saturday the
club attended . picnic given BY the citi.
rens Of Matamoras, and, no doubt, had q
splendid time. Inc whole parry M .uii
probably return the later part o. 'n''
week. - 49,. .,,
MT. Abraham many ofoase ,h;. i ai,n L;Ilsa
ing aooI. : m..ei ii1 ps.. '1 Thnr:S.S ms,.
copper head snake lsst lharsaay msh'
suring three feet eight iuches 10 length.
The reptile was Just 10 me aes 81 cu sh;,s
itselt around The ooay Oh +" "'''e en''a
three years Oh. a.. .p.u.,..
Mr.Joh H. gov. OF tns d Dsa 20
Leader 10 the eapaoiy Oh !aspge.J;, r;s ~.
Illuminating Gus iof .his coun hI;. ' sf,naa
genera saslsiae'loh a. anad Nv ,bs
John Ia prominently mentioned y IAN, .as
Democracy oil TINS county ~ ! canuiaa'e
tor Sheriff. d
Mr.. John MeCormiek, ex,ei.y m m
and one oil beiIaires ssaanehes. nsmo
cratic standard bearers Q! over ieh ye .hs
faithful ssryi.nde Joined .ae ian e. ., sns
faeo 'ae hepuoilnsI P addYI '
since. Give US your hand 1onn. .
Mr.. Harrison bate, pfopties.o a, a. q.
Hour mill here; 10 seIang ne" ~hea' houf
at "a 90 per barrel 80, ,..,.,
The National hoqse. oen aa, naG w.,
as the Farmers anu ploxsss H. nU =, a as
ia.ely Ses " fe ~ l,I;.m u Gochrsn a een,ie.