The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-08
BELLAIRE.

Saturday was library daYat the public
library. What has become Of those new
books the Board was going to buy2 The
time OF year is coming when books are in
demand.
There is a great demand in Bellaire for
milk, and Just now there does not seem to
be enough to supply the demand.
Nearly all the farmers horses here
abouts are suffering more or less with the
epizootic, although many are working.
Even the mules, who generally escaped
the year when the disease first made its
appearance, are affected.
A fre.proot safe was placed in the
Fourth ward school house Saturday morn.
ing.
The Bellaire Democrat gives all OF us q
dab, even the Wheeling Register not es.
Gaping. Wemust not complain, when one
is sick he is easily irritated.
The streets below the market house,
where there is only one principal one. are
in wretched condition. At some places
the citizens have made crossings, the reg.
ular stone crossings being submarine
ways. The Palace drug store has extend.
ed It's benevolence north OF the creek
bridge, where the wagons had made an
almost impossible mire ont OF the side
walk, in crossing to avoid the fearful holes
in the road near the market house.
The new literary society which the In.
deprndent mentioned Saturday Is not new
one, but Is one with It's membership COM
posed OF all the graduates OF our high
school. This society, with its yearly ad'
dition OF new membership and the in.
creased age Of its members will become
one OF the institutions Of our city.
Another sewer is to be laid, this time
from the nei9hborhood Of City Hall along
Thirty-seeond street to the river. We will
have q system OF sewerage that will some
day have to be all done away with and
some uniform comprehensive plar
adopted.
Rev. q. Redmsn preached at the SeconC
N. E. Church (colored) sunday morning
and Rev. J. Il. Hargrave, the former pas
tor OF the church, preached in the even
ing.
Saturday evenings storm was hard on,
in Bellaire. Everything loose was moveC
| in hurry. One OF the heavy pinnacles
on the Fourth ward school house cam,
down into the alley with q crash. Stree
lamp tops were blown of, aud loose shin
giles darted about At one particularly
boisterous corner more than dozen nm
brellas were turned wrong side out, anC
one lady's hat took o sudden departure
She got her umbrella right side out, anC
then borrowed lantern to get her hat. /
was square away, but minus plumes.
The Home Benevolent Society, that dif
much good last winter, will hold its ffrst
meeting this season on next Wednesday
afternoon in the Presby terian church
All the signs seem to show that the coming
winter will make the aid Of the society
more needed than 1t was last year.
The Womau's Foreign Missionary so
ciety Of the Presbyterian church, will NEE
next Thursday afternoon at the house o
". u. Faris, n. Guernsey street.
A chance for some one. The papers ad
yertise for rent room at No. S29 Untol
street.
The "Happy Six" will give a ball a
Turner Hall, on the 18th inst
The Register Of Friday has another mar
riage. that took place away last summer.
Charley FlAyil, OF Utica, Ohio, has beef
visiting the family Of Alex. Mc6resor.
Rev. Father Raphael, ol the PASSIONS
Monastery, Pittsburgh, assisted Rishol
watterson in the Confirmation at 81
Johns Church. The St. Cecilia band wa
present.