The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-14
NE1aHBoRHooD NEWS.
Local News From stsubsnyllIs, Bellalrs,
Martins Ferry, Co., Gathered by "ln.
.telliuencer Correspondents.
BELLAIRE.

Local News and Gossip-Important In
yention.
A party Of young folks surprised Mis-
Nellie Hoge at her home on Gravel Hill
Thursday evening, and helped her tc
spend her birthday very pleasantly.
Mr.. II. 0. Hahn, agent for Miss Elss
Won Blumen was around town Friday, ar
ranging for walking matches for Saturday
afternoon and evening. Miss Won Blu
men also was in town.
Indian run went out booming Thurs
day night. II was higher than it has been
for six months. When this run booms, il
makes more fuss than half dozen creeks.
Drs. Satterthwait and Woodbridge have
successfully performed an interesting sur
gical operation on child OF James Patter-
son, near Pinch run. The child pulled
down box Of concentrated lye, part OF
the lye going into one eye and putting 1t
out. The doctors extracted the eye, and
the boy is doing well.
Marshall Taylor preached to the congre-
cation at the Belmont Street (colored) NJ.
Z. Church.
Valentines are beginning to move through
the postoffice. 1t Is well for the postmis-
tress that st. Valentines Day comes on
Saturday.
The new bank building, for the First
National, will be built as soon as the
weather gets settled. 1t will be raised six
feet above the pavement, with q finished
basement-the first building OF the kind
to appear in Bellaire. Two stories OF Off
ces will be above the banking room.
There will be meeting OF the citizens
meeting for the suffering Irish, adjourned
from last Saturday, at City Hall Saturday
evening, when the various committees will
report.
Mr.. Jos. R. Davis, one OF the engineers
at the blast furnace, has secured patents
for his blast furnace tuyeres, which he has
been perfecting for some time, and they
will be introduced in the furnace here,
and one other furnace, at once, and will
be on the market soon. This is an ad-
Unstable steel tuyeres that will last in use
twelve to fifteen months, while the ones
now in use give out any time between one
and eight months. In addition to this
saving, when new one Is wanted, the
nozzle part is easily replaced, while the
rest remains in use, thus saving one half
the cost OF each removal. Messrs. Lester
and Edward Jones also have a patent in
connection with this tuyeres, and are also
business partners with Mr.. Davis in his
invention.
DR.. Satterthwait intends 10 build two
dwelling houses, for first class tenants, on
his lot facing Thirty.sixth street, just back
OF his open yard.
Mr.. Alexander Graham, one OF the
prominent nailers OF the Benwood nail
works, died at his residence in Benwood
Thursday, in his fifty-fourth year. Mr..
Graham was well known both in his own
home and in Bellaire, and will be missed
in many OF our society lodge.rooms. He
will be buried in the Bellaire cemetery on
Sunday, and not in Mcmahon cemetery,
Benwood, as at first announced.
Our water is beginning to be tinted.
DR.. Junkins, who has been alternately
better and worse for long time, died last
evening.
Martin Thoburn passed through town
Friday evening, and stopped among
friends awhile. Heis on his way to school
at Delaware.
The @. & P. yard employees were kept at
work later than common Friday evening,
as a slip up the soad near Steubenville,
caused the passenger trains to be more
than an hour late and the freight trains
later still.
The narrow gauge train was also delayed
by aslip, probably. R.C.F.