The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-18
NEIaHBoRHooD NEWS.
The Days Doings In Our NeIghboring
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The Days DotnEr In our heighb0rins
City.
DR.. W. T. Mitchell, of Glencoe, will
move to Bellaire about the first OF April,
and enter upon the practice OF mediciL Q
in partnership with DR.. Kurz.
The Daily Bulletin, No. /, Vol. l, made
its appearance Tuesday evening. It is u
sixteen column paper, about twelve inch
columns. Advertisements make the bulk
oft; but by putting news in smaller type
there is great deal OF interesting reading
Of local character. The publishers pro-
mise larger sheet soon, to accommodate
the advertisers and give more room for
news.
The Board OF Education, Monday even
ing, decided not to decide the question of
using the old or the new McGufey series
OF school books. The matter will be left
for the new board-after the election OF
the new members.
DR.. Mccullough declines to be candi-
date for School Board member again.
Have you noticed how many notices of
people, whole families, moving into our
town, find their way into the papers?
And still not all, by any means, are thus
noticed.
Mr.. James F. Morrison intends to quit
the grocery business.
Mayor Cassell Is in the field for a re-
nomination by the Republicans. 1t Is not
long now till the primaries meet (Satur-
day evening", but Mr.. Cassell will have
an excellent chance, for he has been doing
his duty well, although quietly, without
any fuss.
The Daily Bullain OF Tuesday was mis-.
taken about Rev. Conkle (who, by the
way, is not OF Bridgeport, but OF St. 6airs-
yille) preaching at the NJ. E. Church
Friday and Saturday evenings. We men,
ton this for fear some may think that the
Temperance Panorama advertised for
those evenings has been postponed.
Mr., N. Rowles gave some lessons in
vocal music to the congregation and Sum
day School teachers and scholars at the
NJ. E. Church Tuesday evening.
The Home Benevolent Society met on
Wednesday, but only routine business
was done. No new cases of destitution or
need were presented.
Jack Chisholm is firing on the Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh yard engine with
Mord. Nelson, q change having been
made necessary, while Mr.. Feeley has
leave Of absence TO try situation on
the Bellaire and Southwestern.
Bridgeport Is jealous OF Bellaire, and
does not want us to have the Court
House. Is this because OF the immense
time it takes to get from that town TO Bell
aire? 1t does take good while, judging
from the length OF time required to get
goods delivered here that are bought in
Bridgeport.
We were shown to-day an invention of
Ernest Brailly's for keeping the dust
from the nailor's grindstone away from
his mouth and nose, which We hope will
prove successful in practice. Mr.. Brailly
Is perfecting one OF his instruments for
trial at the nail works here. 1t consists OF
0 double plate, which the nailor holds by
0 piece like cigar holder in his mouth.
The inner plate Is solid, the outer one
punctured with fine holes. A blower
outside OF the mill makes an air pressure
on pipe running over the row OF stones,
and little rubber tube hanging from this
connects with the inside Of the instru-
ment; and thus constant blowing, its
force regulated by valve, is kept up
through the fine holes in the outer plate.
With this before his mouth and nose, and
the air blowing from it, no dust can be
breathed.
Mr.. Mark Lester is running Mr.. Bippis'
engine during the latter's absence.
Charlie and Laura Dunning entertained
their friends at Gravel Hill with party,
Tuesday night.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road is putting another switch down be-
tween their main track and the to be, new
glass house.
Rev. CASTOR, on Wednesday afternoon,
married James Boyce, OF Wellsville, and
Miss Lizzie Zilch, at the home OF the bride.
The couple left on the train.
Hon. r. ]. Alexander was in town
Wednesday.
The type and press of the new Leqdtr
has come. The paper will be issued about
April LIST.
Another stone pavement Ia to 90 down,
this time in front Of Faupel's and Bona
RUS.
There came near being fire in Bur-
toti's cigar store on Union street, We'd
nesday morning. Some paper under the
counter was ignited. Not much damage
done.
Miss Kitty Sherman is now stopping at
the American House.
Rev. Jacob Rambo will preach both
morning and evening in the Episcopal
Church, at the usual hours next Sunday.
Awalk is being arrange for Friday and
Saturday. Miss Sherman is TO walk, as
well as team oil home men. We have
not the particulars yet. R.C.F.