The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-13
NE1aHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

The Bellaife and South Western's postal
car commenced running Tuesday.
The trustees of the Cemetery should
know Of the depredations that are COM
mitted in the cemetery, during the warm
weather, among the flowers and, even
among the trees. Lately some two fine
trees and Gala were dug up bodily and
carried away.
Indian run bridge, on Noble street, has
one side barred from vehicles. The floor
Is nearly worn out.
A new fence has been built at the
Gravel Hill school house. One Of the
school board members expresses the oPin.
ion that the police might pay some slight
attention TO this school house. Boys, or
some person, continually break the WIN
dows. Sixty.three panes OF glass mao W
put in new, the other day.
D. ]. Smith has been confined at nome,
quite sick. ,,oro
at a hog on Gravel Hill, and the stone,
CHANGING, struck little girl on the heau'
| fniuring her quite severely.
Mrs. Dorsey and Miss Clara Dorsey, are
visiting Mrs. Dorsey,s mother, Mfs'
Workman, on Gravel Hill;
An aged woman, Mrs. Williams, was at
tackled with paralysis at Mr.. Blackburn 8,
Fifth ward, Tuesday night
The ground Of the Union window
Glass Company is every foot occupied by
busy workmen, and things are getting
along finely. t.Lo
There was too slim an attendance Of the
Young men Of Bellaire at the NJ. E. Church
Tuesday evening to warrant any sleps
towards the organization OF a Young Mems
Christian Association, and those present
quietly dropped away again.
All over town people are repairing anu
adding to their property, and still they
seem 10 have the money in their pocKets
to do it with. The building associations
have slack time with the borrowers.
The Home Benevolent Society met al
the Presbyterian Church on "Wednesday
afternoon and adjourned until next Sep
TENDER, concluding that no sessions were
needed until fall. =,
James Frazier, OF St. Clairsville neigh
borhood, was in town Wednesday, at his
daughters, Mrs. John Dubois.
There ought to be some cheap excur'
sions to Cleveland this summer, over the
new railroad.
At the election Of directors for the
! street railway not enough stockholders
appeared to make quorum, and the old
board holds over.
The City Council has ordered that hog
shall be kept in pens or at least OIL the
streets and the lots OF their neighbors,
Marshall Crisswell will enforce this.
| The Thermometer at the palace drug
store was IS in the shade at 2 P. N. We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Hall and Miss Annie Austin have
started a military store in South Bellaife.
Another new frame house Is going up
on Guernsey street, just above the b. q
o. bridge.
A portable saw mill is being brought
from Brooke run, where 1t has been al
work, to the old Nicol planning mill site
on the creek bank. A stock OF logs is there
for 1t to work on.
| One OF the GAINESVILLE constables wat
looking around town Wednesday.
The colored people seem TO enjoy
festivals. Another one will be held IN
, City Hall Friday and Saturday evenings.
, This spring we noticed the arrival OF {
, great many families in Bellaire to live, and
also the departure Of a few for othei
homes. Now, some OF those who left are
coming back again, finding Bellaire better
than many other places. Lewis Shrott
and his family have returned from Pitts
burgh. -
ming. no policemen were appointed, bu
various business Of just as much import
ance to the public was attended to, as the
policemen now serving are giving salts
faction. The Police Committee recon-
mended five, instead Of three, as at pres
emit. Mayor Crisswell was required to fur
nish new bond as weigh master, the frs
one not being deemed good. The bond o
water works trustees, the great amour
OF which was complained Of, was reduced
from $4,000 to 5000, and their salaries
raised from $40 to S50per year. TWAS al
50 decided to repair City Hall. R, C.F.