The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-23
BELI.AIRR.

Mrs. W. @. Robers proposes to make
one OF the Fourth ward saloons, Mrs.
sweitzer's, pay $4,000 under the Adair
law, for selling liquor to her husband.
Mr.. Cook, the owner of the property
across the street from S. NJ. Sheets resi-
dence-is also one Of the defendants.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company are
having the bridge over their tracks re-
paired; but have not yet accepted the
Councils offer to build another bridge.
Mrs. White, Of Glen Easton, is visiting
Mrs. Trueman, on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. R. G. Faris and Misses Anna and
Maggie Faris, with Eddie Marshall, are
rusticating near Glen Easton, W. Va.
Mrs. Wm. Thurber, OF the First ward,
died Wednesday afternoon andwas buried
Thursday afternoon. She was a sister OF
Mrs. Martin and Of Geo. H. Muth.
II seems strange, but our gardeners
do not supply US with tomatoes. Mounds
vile seems TO have tomatoes and corn in
quantities to ship, and why can't VET
Apples, too, are either feast or a famine,
One day, everybody brings them in; next
day, no one, while to get anything like
regular supply our grocers have to rely
on outsiders.
The Independent asserts that BelIaire
should have six members OF the County
Central Committee, as each voting pre-
Cinct here casts larger Republican vote
than do three OF the townships. This ar
rangement would give Bellaire considera-
BILE voice in the campaign; but no more
than our numbers entitle us TO have,
Some days ago II was reported that
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson was dead, and
her acquaintances here, knowing OF her
sickness, believed it. However, i was an
other Mrs. Hutchinson, living in tho
same direction. Mrs Joseph Hutchinson
did die Wednesday morning, and was
buried Thursday afternoon.
The Ohio base ball club will sport its
new uniform at st. Clairsville Saturday.
The Barons and Jim Patterson's will play
one another here.
ReV.'s Gaston and Mateer went out TO
Armstrong; Mills Thursday. As they
took only twoQuart bucket with them
their friends coul ID notsee how they would
get all their fish home.
Miss Ella Blankinsop is 10 read an
| eSety hL tue annual DlbClplbS MlBalOnAFY
and Sunday School Convention at Bend
Fork Church near Belmont. The Com
yention assemblies August 9Th. Rev. s, b.
Dean and Miss Emma Gill, also 90 from
here to take part in the exercises.
DR.. Sanders furniture will be sold nj
auction Saturday. The Doctor went West
TO look up the prospects, and seems well
enough pleased ont there 70 sell ont here.
Atthe creek bridge Thursday afternoon
quite number Of vehicles was gathered,
Us the way across was blocked up with
q wagon unloading sand. They had 10
wait until the whole wagon load was
shoveled out.
The appraiser for Bsllaire, Joel srahl,
is required to appraise the city property,
Although not subject to taxation, It ia
listed for statistical purposes with the
churches, etc.
The cigar store Of VIII Clouse was
closed Thursday on account OF the death
OF sister in Wheeling.
A child Of VIM. Armstrong, on - Of /.
died Thursday and will be buried out the
Baltimore and Ohio road Friday.
A child OF Mrs. Marliug, who died few
days ago, was buried TbnndSY.
Rev, VIM. Brown, OF Cleveland, will
preach In the German church Sunday.
There was a report Thursday. probably
OF no truth, that Pat. Logan had decided
70 vote for Garfield, R.C.F.