The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-31
NEIGHBo BoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE

BELLAIRE.
Capt. Brown put Company D through
drill at the arnory Monday evening. Ad
jutant-General Gibson has notified III
various commandants that the State ar
preparation will only be given to thos
companies who drill at least once eacl
month.
Mr.. Duncan has moved his family t.
town and will occupy the house wher'
Mr.. Duff has been living.
There is a doubt expressed by some
even among the lawyers, as to whether th'
new law Just passed by the Legislature
affects our Bellaire school organization
In some cities where candidates for schoo
directors had already been nominated, i
has had TO be done over again to comply
with the law, which requires one director
to be elected from each ward and one
from the city at large. This would moi
change the number OF our board. IL this
law does apply TO Us, we should know it.
and not incur the expense OF q useless
election.
Mr.. Wiley, Of Wiley and wetheraId, is
quite sick.
DR.. Mcclure is lying very sick at his
residence In the First ward.
II our new drug store was only open
now there might be chance for one Of
the partners 70 run for an Office. Every
one Of our seven drug stores either has q
representative on the tickets or had one
upfor nomination.
Judge Robert Cochran, OF Wheeling,
has consented to come down next Friday
evening and make speech to the Blaine
club.
DR.. McsIasters, Monday, took some
gentlemen out to Centeryille TO appraise
the property Of Dr. Wilson, of whose es-
tate he Is executor.
A connection is being made, near the
nail works stables, with the water main
in order to supply the new window glass
works.
Some Of our merchants complain that
they are made to till up every little blank
on their application for special license, or
else have the application returned, while
the collector never designs to have the
blanks giving his name and address filled.
There Is no clue whatever by which aper-
son could lind out where to send for his
license.
WIN. D. Camp, a well known glass
blower, intends 70 move his family to
Pittsburgh some time soon.
By starting now the forge department
OF our nail works will get ahead OF the
nailers with iron, and will be enabled 10
lay off in summer during some OF the hot
test weather.
The Home Benevolent Society meets at
the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
afternoon.
DR.. Mccullough, S. Q. Hamilton and
some others went out to Columbus Mon
day night, on word coming that the coun-
ty seat bill would come up Tuesday for
action.
An emigrant train went through here
this morning bound fer the West.
Some drunken men created disturb
ance Monday night at the Colored N. E.
Church on Belmont street, where festi-
val was being held. Rev. Hargraye was
somewhat hurt in the face and several
others we're bruised.
Bills were distributed Tuesday announc-
ing that the Agnes Wallaee-Villa troupe
would be here only Wednesday night,
owing to great pressure on them % ssay
in Steubenyille another night.
Seventeen more coal miners will arrive
Tuesday evening TO go TO work at Heath
erington's. This mine now has forty or
fifty miners at work, and they need twenty
more. The new mipeTs are all Americans
and good Eorkmen. The work here is
much easier than where they were work
ing, in the Muskingum valley. The Pitts
burgh coal works aro taking back some Of
their old employees and some OF Heather
ingtons, IL Is now nine weeks that the
mines have been idle, Heatherington's
alone having pay roll averaging eleven
hundred and fifty dollars each week.
Mr., Refs, the father OF several brothers
well known here, and well known himself
as an excellent citizen and good man,
died Tuesday morning.
A great many in Bellaire read with q
smile the announcement OF "Roxy'sp
Barnesyllle letter to theISrELLIGEScERt that
the people Of Monroe county are hauling
their tobacco TO GAINESVILLE and shipping
from there 10 Baltimore. The Ri2letEi, we
see, lost no time in questioning the truth
of the statement, Let .HRoxya remember
that it ID the whole truth we want.
Barnssytlle merchants who buy tobacco In
Monroe county have right 70 take it TO
their own town and save that towns
reputation but otherwise We strongly sus-
pect the tobacco will come more and more
by way Of Bellaire.
The Ild<psldlat office is to be moved in
to Central Block.
The RulIlstin every day gives q sly dig at
the Blaine boom. Hadn't the Blaine club
better suppress It?
sick with the typhoid fever. R. Q. F.