The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.
Suit for Damages-Reiigious Rumors-
IudustriaI Items-Persouai Points
General JottIngs.

Suit for Damages-Rellgious Rumors-
Industrial Items-Personai Points
General JottinEs.
Mrs, Small, whose son was killed by the
fall OF debris in the Goblet Works, at the
time the south wall was blown in by .
heavy wind, few years ago, has suit ol
damages against the proprietors, which,
it is expected, will come up for trial on
Thursday Of this week.
The question OF Mr.. Gsston's leaving
will be before the congregation Wednes
day evening. Many Of his friends do moi
feel like giving him up and are endeavor.
ing to arrange some plan to accomplish
their wishes.
The religious services on Thanksgiving
Day will be as usual, united one by
churches OF oil denominations. Rev. Wal.
lace will preach the sermon, in the Pres.
byterian Church.
The front OF the new nail works ware.
house will be used as an Office, and the
old office will be reduced to the ranks and
do duty as an oil house.
The weakness and illness OF most OF the
horses has made coal rather difficult to
get, especially Gs many coal houses were
caught empty by the cold snap.
The farmers are getting good prices for
their oat straw now. They claim that the
glass houses entered into league in the
summer not to give more than 50 ton
for straw. The farmers refused 10 sell al
that Just then, and now the glass houses
are hunting 1t all over at sl5 . ton.
The boiler at the power house is in op-
Grafton, and works to the great satisfac.
ton Of all concerned. 1t is claimed that
an immense saving OF coal will be one re-
suit Of its use.
Some half.grown boys on Sunday broke
through solid walnut tool.chest and stole
several valuable pieces out oft. Some oi
the boys are known, aud all will probably
have warrants out Tor their arrest.
The Presbyterian ladies held mysteri.
Gus meeting at the church Monday after.
noon, no reporters or eyes.dropper being
allowed around.
The Gravel Hi Chapel Is out OF debt,
and has paid for the necessary seats, which
will be ready before Christmas. The last
weeks festival helped to this end by net
ting Sill 10. The seats will be a novelty.
They will have high backs, and each alter.
nate one will have a section in tho middle
thGt will turn over and allow Sunday
School teacher to face the whole two seats
OF pupils. The middle sests are nine feet
long; those at the sides Of the room, seven
feet.
Miss Mollie Kirkpatrick has had sud.
den and quite severe attack Of sickness.
Rev. Samuel Wallace was in Town Tues
day, attending the Elders convention.
The School Board attended to the usual
business Monday evening-that Is, the ap-
poinment OF member 10 fill the place Of
s. II. Lee. Thornton Rodeier was chosen.
A meeting Of the Committee on Library
was appointed for Tuesday evening. Ar.
rangements will be made 10 get some new
books for the public library.
There Is being put down on the Bellaire
and South Western track as far as the
Rtna glass house, heavy standard gauge
rail in place OF the regular outside rail.
This Is done 10 accommodate the B. & o.
cars, which are hard on the lighter rail.
Two y. ( o. car loads oiexcellent apples
were run down 10 the tobacco warehouse
over the B. & S. W. Tuesday,
A petition was circulated Tuesday ask
ing the City Council to connect the
Mayors office with the telephone ex'
change.
Rev. John S. Gibson will be here the
fret Sunday in December TO take chargt
OF the Episcopal congregation.