The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-24
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.
Local News and Gossip,

AN@@A As6@a sAAANA Nt&ttFt
AL. Wetherald is lying very sick at hi
home on Gravel Hill.
Rev. CASTOR Is expected home to preacl
Sunday. At any rate there will be preach
ingin the church-Presbyterian.
Mr.. Ftton is laying continuation Q
the sewer pipe recently put down OIL
Thirtyseyenth street from Belmont stree
to the river. This continuation will b.
used by Messrs. James Kelly, John Sand
ers, John Lane, David Rankin and R. ]
Riley. A sewer is also talked Of or
Thirty.sixth street, and there has beer
one for years on Thirty.fllth. This is al
done by private enterprise, and in the
event OF q system of sewerage being
adopted by the city, the experience thul
gained will be OF use, and those who have
had the benefits Of good sewerage will be
ready TO recommend its adoption by all.
VIII Wetherald aud wife were in town
Friday.
Some of our nailors took trip out the
narrow gauge to Armstrong; Friday TO
try their luck with the line.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
sell excursion tickets to Columbus at the
time Of the Republican State Convention
As so much interest Is shown in the mat
ter here, by the friends OF Blaine rs.
pecially, no doubt quite delegation will
20 from here.
It has been said tha. IL is Just as well
that tho Nnnnkv aaaf nnaa,ion IL ,,nt to
come up at an election this fall, as the re.
suit Of the general election would certain.
ly be effected by that question. This is
true; but II is also true that the question
will still affect politics to some extent any.
how. Bellaire delegates will hardly sup.
port o man in nominating convention
for state Office who will undoubtedly
use his presence in Columbus to do all in
his power for st. Clairsyille's interest II he
should be elected. And II such q one
were nominated In spite OF Bellaire's op.
position, she would hardly support him
very enthusiastically.
Bellaire needn't hurry up her soldiers
monument, for II the last plan proposed
in Wheeling for their monument be car.
ried out We can have the benefit Of It; for
according to the protector the monument
will be placed on Wheeling Hill and can
be seen from Bellaire.
Mrs. Amelia Meek has returned TO Bell.
aire.
An election will take place in the Third
Ward Tuesday after next, to fill the vac
ancy occasioned by the resignation OF
councilman Oswald. MIR. Cooper, Demo.
cratic candidate at the recent election,
does not seem much inclined to try again.
F. NJ. Strong intends to build an addi.
ton to his house in Horns addition.
David Rankin has moved his family
around to Belmont street, preparatory TO
tearing down his house to rebuild It.
Some OF the First Ward school children
went to the woods on the hill back Of their
school house Friday evening, and re-
turned with handfuls OF flowers.
Mrs. A. O. Ramage, OF Smith township,
was in town Friday.
]. B. Smith is attending court at Woods
field.
Peter Helpbringer, Of Smith Township,
the we'll known miller, threw of his
6achelorship Thursday to Miss Nef, Of
Jacobsburg.
Senator Thurman will 20 through Bell.
aire on the nine o'clock 3. 4 o. train Sat
urday. He will glance at the Bellaire
fences as he passes over the bridge.
Hupp, OF lower Bellaire, attacked Levi
Cassel for some spite against him, Thurs
day evening. He declares he knows moth
ing Of 1t since he has become sober.
X J..