The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-07
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

A child Of John Smith, Of the Fir
Ward, was buried Thursday afternoon.
The colored people are to have festivt
and tournament Friday evening at Cit
Hall
Some Bellaire Democrats went ou
Thursday to the State Convention.
ALI Baron, son Of Col. Baron, had on
Of his hands badly bitten by one Of thsi
dogs. Two dogs were fighting and seyera
persons had endeayored in vain to par
them (they were bull Dogs, when All
tried with the result. The dogs fought
out and both quit, utterly exhausted. Th,
Colonel named the dogs Hayes ant
Tilden; but they foughta draw battle thi
time.
The Bellaire Building and Loan Asso
citation subscribers met Wednesday even
ing, and made O. O. Crafty temporary
president, and Cyrus Strahl, temporary
secretary. Nothing was done toward the
organization Of the company, as it was
decided best TO await the reception OF O
copy OF a new law In relation 10 building
associations, which was passed by the
late Legislature. A meeting will be held
on the 10Th inst, or at the call ot the Sec
retary.
DR.. McLure, OF the First ward, finds
his practice increasing. He intends to re-
sign his place in the council.
The marble monuments, headstones,
ETC., OF NJ. w. Jordan's shop. will be sold
the 10Th inst, by Constable VIM. Drugan.
Stone is being hauled for an extension
OF the stone wall that confines Indian run
Just above the Noble street bridge.
Some new steps have been put on the
much.used stairway going up above the
old Cowen, Sheets & Co.'s bank.
A car load OF clean saw dust was put in
to the Baltimore and Ohio ice house,
Thursday.
Ii seems that the Council despairs Of
getting the B. & o, company to put the
required bridge at the point where their
tracks are crossed by Belmont street, with
out some inducsment. It is now proposed
to the company that 1t build such bridge
there, repair the Union street bridge and
make It's sidewalks wider, and the city
will then take both of their hands.
Lower Bellaire is hot; 30 Is all the rest,
for that matter; but the figures at the
Palace drug store we're: IA. N. 81; IL N.
81; $50 P. NJ. S3.
George Phillips, who was burned by
falling lime at the cement works Is not
Gonzales ciug very tLst.
Hon. Chas. Litchman, OF Marblehead,
Mass, is advertised by posters to deliver
free lecture in Zilch's Hall next Monday
evening. His subject ls, Organization
the Watchword OF Labor"
Charley Sheets and Burt Morgan have a
telegraph wire stretched across the lots
between their homes.
The pavement on Union street in front
OF the First National Bank Is TO be raised.
For some reason, that smacks Of design,
only uery few members Of Company D
put in an appearance at the armory We'd
nesday evening, Capt. Brown did not
seem at all disappointed. He had made
some OF the discontented show their true
colors. To few who came late he an
nounced that he had two weeks ago sent
in to Col. Harper his resignation, and had
no doubt 1t would be accepted. Lieut..
Little will now, no doubt, be elected to
the command. The company was nearly
equally divided at the last election, but
those who supported Capt. Brown, al
though excellent men TO form an organic
za.ion OF, are not the ones who can be re-
lied on to be on hand and "whoop up" the
company. Taking it for granted that Lieut..
Little will be Captain, who will be the
Lieutenants? X. U. +.