The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-12
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.


At the Presbyterian Church, Sunday
forenoon, communion services were held,
and nine new members were received into
the Church, three Of them by confession
Of their faith. Rev. CASTOR was unassist-
ed.
At the Second Methodist Church color
ed) Rev. Branch, Of Bridgeport, preached
in the morning, Rev. Hargraye in the
afternoon and Rev. Tate, the pastor, in the
evening.
Rev. Chalfant, OF Bridgeport, preached
in the Presbyterian Church Saturday
afternoon.
D. J. Murray and family returned on
Saturday from visit to their old home at
Hartford, Conn.
Lew Stevens asks US to state that the re.
port Of his marriage is false.
The Mayor, according to his instructions
from the Council, has issued proclama.
ton calling meeting Of the citizens OF
Bellaire and the neighborhood at City
Hall, and he has fixed the time as next
Wednesday evening, at eight O'Clock.
This meeting is to take steps to inform the
Tuscarawas Valley Railroad Company,
whose track now terminates at West
Wheeling, OF the increased freight busi-
ness and other advantages the company
would enjoy by extending Its tracks to
this place.
Mrs. Hall, who has a news depot on
Belmont street, is likely to prove the. heir
to an estate OF from ten to twenty thous-
and dollars. Her brother, S. W.. Snod-
grass, has died in Texas, and she is conf
dent he was worth considerable In real
estate principally. He had no nearer
relatives than his sister.
There are, as yet, very few blackberries
finding their way to Bellaire.
The users OF water paid their rents this
time with promptness. and there, were
only few who grumbled at the increase
OF ten per cent in the rates.
The Indcpendnt says it has made II so
hard for the Wheeling correspondents TO
get something new that they have to man
ufacture news. This is in reference to the
report OF Lew Stephens marriage. (By
the way, we did not say he was married,
only that II was so reported.) So many
have gone from here and got married on
the sly at West Alexander, that We would
be disposed to credit such report even II
heard OF by the editor Of the Independent
himself.
Mr.. Gilmore, OF P. T. Kings, and fami.
~ are out at his fathers, near West Alex
ander, to spend couple OF weeks rusti.
eating,
Rev. Shad, OF Rogerville, Ohio, preached
in the German Church Sunday. Rev.
Beck has gone to Navarro, Ohio.
n 1,krol IanrN 10 atNnnt IN do anna
thing that they should have full credit for.
Hall a dozen other boards should have at
tended to 1t, but the present one will do It.
That is, get new supply OF books ior the
State Library branch, that is open in the
school building here. No new books have
been added for at least ten years.
Addison Thompson, and vile, oil st.
ClairsvilIe, are the guests OF Walter Dar-
rah.
The Odd Fellows joined their brethren
Of Wheeling, on the boat Saturday MORN
ing at eight o'clock, and went down the
river to the ClaringlOn anniversary. The
yard engines and ferry boat made a lively
salute with their whistles as the boat
swung out from the wharlboat
A gentleman, on Saturday, accidentally
left bis pocket.book lying on counter,
where he had been making some pur-
chases, and did not miss 1t for some time.
When he did look for it, 1t was not to be
found. In the evening 1t was discovered
that boy had taken 1t, and, instead OF
hunting an owner, had destroyed the
pocket.book and pocketed the money.
He had spent, during the day, over two
dollars and half in treating himself and
companions TO various good things.
The chairs and steps at Clouse's cigar
store and the neighborhood, will feel
lonely on Monday. The nail works be-
gin work Monday.
Rev. Gray preached in the Methodist
church, YESTERDAY. r. @. f.