The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27
BELLAIRE.
Loeai. nriefs Of interest.

Local BrteI4 OF AuteEests
Mr.. Stephen Gressinger, who recently
LETT BellSire to take charge of the new
County Children's Home, we hear, has
resigned his position. 4
The little English sparrows are increas-
ing in numbers about our town. They
are building their nests now.
Thomas Bickerton. who went west some
months ago, is back In Bellaire again. Inc
whole Of this family have now returned
from the west, Kansas not agreeing with
them.
Some Of the horsesin this nelghborhood
seem to be little affected with the cpl
zootic.
The colored churches Of the Methodist
church In this district hold their confer
ence here, in the Belmont street church,
beginning Wednesday. 4'l,,.
There is complaint made In different
parts OF town Of watchmen from the lac
tories waxing up the employees at the hour
for them to 60 on duty during, the
night, by shouting so as TO waken aud dis-
turb The whole neighborhood. This fol:
lowed up night after night has become q
nuisance. ,arGf ,.,i
Mr., Ed. Nelson, who has been WISHING
bis father near here, left Tuesday morning
| for his home in Maine. He goes home in
time TO Offset one Greenhack vote.
Monday Conrad Rumbach received hall
barrel Of ale from Pittsburg. 1t was hauled
TO hisdoor and there left on the pavement
till they got time 10 put it In the cellar.
About 3 O'clock Mr.. K. went out TO put 1t
away, when it was discovered that 1t was
gone. Some one had taken II away In
broad day light, and that from the most
public place in town. .,at..
The postal route agents in this part Of
/ the country will all get TO vote this time,
as the superintendent has instructed them
to make arrangements TO change of on
November 2. -...,.F ~ sax,
Some Bellaire Republicans, as doubtless
do others, are saying that there Is no need
OF putting themselves to any ihconye'
niehce to vote next Tuesday. Now, n q
few men in each precinct miss vote, over.
confidence may result disastrously.r
The first money sold by the Bellaire
i Building Association was bid of Monday
night atfortythree per cent premium. II
was determined by the directors to have
the beginning Of the dues commence with
the present month, 80 that those WHO paid
| last month will consider this months dues
Ipaid. This is To accommodate those whb
did not know when the association start.
Il ed. and would otherwise have to. pay two
months dues at once. '-..,F |
Mr.. John Kirkpatrick, who has been
n absent 10 New Jersey, attending the
funeral Of 0 brother, has returned TO hi
home In Bellaire. ..,S',I- |
Mr.John Brean has sold his house and
lots, corner OF Thirty.sixth and Guernsey
streets, to VIM. Morrison. s,..a ,i,1
i William Harvey was appointed Monday
evening to the vacancy in the School
Board. He is from the same ward as Mr.,
Lee, and althougha Democrat will, with!
out doubt, be a good Director. Some Re
publicans. were supported for the office
but unsuccessfully. '.,T.. ,...r.,'.al..
Some changes have been made In the
J teachers Of the Fourth Ward Schools or
account Of the establishment Of the new
department., isvg ~ t.aa ~ y5at
Mord Nelson, who formerly had charge
Of the O. & P. yard engine here has been
promoted to the position OF passenger en-
gineer. He will make a good one. 3 a.,
The Bellaire clubs intend going over To
Benwood Wednesday night toiheIp In the
Republican demonstration there. Il. 'lEg
MIR. A. klotz, OF the Arm OF Mayer &
, Klotz, left yesterday for business trip to
the East. Mrs. Kotz and her sister, Mrs.
| Will Daugherty, accompanied him.
The engine Of the Steubenville accom-
mediation train had to be run into the
shops for some slight repairs yesterday.
An enjoyable little social gathering was
held at Mr.. Clark nunaway's, on Gravel
Hill, last night, the guests being, Miss Mol
lies friends .--t uroa7jR. o.F".