The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-19
BELLAIRk.

Thomas Wetherald will have the house
farthest north in Bellaire. Chas. Will
iams is about to build brick house for
him north OF John McGaws, at present
q the last house, on Guernsey street.
Q The Goblet Works factory Is having the
3 west and south wall torn out and rebuilt.
, The Belmont Glass house Is having an
addition built TO It's frame building.
Some boys fastened q strong telegraph
wire around q large stone gutter crossing,
on Belmont street, and TO the axle OF
vegetable wagon, but were disappointed
In their fun by the discovery Of the wire
, before the horses started.
Rev. John G. Black has domiciled him.
seltat his new home, the Rock Hill par.
sonaRe, and was in town Saturday looking
alter some OF the necessities OF housekeep-
ing. The members Of his congregation arc
doing their best TO make him leel welcome
TO his new home.
The concert at City Hall Friday even.
ing, was well attended, and the audience
was pleased. The st. Cecilia Band paraded
he streets previous to the opening Of the
doors.
James Trueman leaves for the neishbor-
hood Of Glen Easton, West Virginia, Mon.
day, 10 rusticate awhile. His sister, Miss
Mary, will act In his stead as correspond
ent Of the Register.
Josephus Gorby is putting an addition
to his house, running back on Thirty-seo-
ond street.
Company D drills on the Square in full
uniform, Monday evening. All the mem.
bers should turn out. The people should
not expect to see any show parade. The
company needs drilling that II can only
get out OF doors; and more attention 10
paid to movements when the boys are in
presence OF spectators, and they learn
faster than when of by themselves. Many
oil the company have been members only
few weeks, and have never drilled or
seen practised many Of the movements
they Will be called upon to learn Monday
night We say this because Il has been
usual Tor some to gather at such times to
cfiuclse as II veterans we're on parade.
Henry He'll was badly cut on the log
while working in the slaughter.house
Friday night.
Mrs. VIM. Marling, of the First Ward,
died Saturday morning and was buried
Sunday afternoon.
The Pres. Ellison lost several trips yes.
terday, owing to a break In her machinery.
Col. Marion Huffman" Is the latest
creation Of the Indepaldent.
The German pulpit was occupied Sun
DAY oy Kew. Stecko, OF Wheeling, that
church being without minister at pres
ent
The Disciples will have their summer
Sunday School picnic this season down ct
R9defer's orchard, on the river bank. It
will take place week from Tuesday.
Andrew Roeder on Saturday sold tick
ct to NJ. Hoeffler, the Secretary Of the B.
& S. W. Railroad, who left for New York,
whence no will sail by the Cunnard line
for Liverpool.
A niece OF Israel DAVIS was broughthere
sick Saturday evening. She was taken to
Crozier's from the train.
The Belmont q Ass house has already
declared cash dividends this year at rate
which, il continued till the end, will make
sixty per cent cash. That establishment
has been ,prosperiue for a number OF
years, and comes 10 the prosperous era
prevailing az present for glass hou ,es with
loug experience II Is the oldest OF our
xlass houses, 1t started with one furnace.
Bellaire now has nine, and made more
glass than any other city In the State
when II had only six furnaces.
The fattening house Of the Union Win
doW.Glass Company Is about finished.
Cheimmense wheel Is being cast at the
E:na foundry.
The Democratic club Of the First card
is expected to elect permanent officers
Monday evening
Mrs. Natter is expected to talk to tbe
congregation at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening, although another
time than that may be fixed upon.
A UnnH manu- ~ -.
colored people went up to Martins Ferry
sunday 20 take in the bush meeting.
The lndependent says some feet OF ginger
bread ornament has had TO be omitted from
the front OF the window glass Office. ]. W.
Sellars will now giId his front, and J. N.
Maring will put marble front to bis room
and leave the new office in the shade.
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