Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-24
NEIGHBORH00D NEWS.
BELLAIRE.
Deaths Removal -Bellaire Markets-Re-
vival-"A Big Pull'-The Same County
Beat-Miners' Troubles Other Matters

aths-Removal- Bellaire harkets-Re-
vival-"A Big Pull'-The Same County
Beat-Miners' Troubles Other Matters.
Mrs. Polly Reed, one OF Bellaire's pio.
neer settlers, died suddenly from heart
disease at the residence OF her daughter,
near New Martinsville, Saturday. Aunt
Polly" had a wide acquaintanceship,
and WAS generally respected in Bellaire,
and her death will be sad news 10 all.
She was subject to heart attacks. Her
remains were brought TO this city ycster-
day on the steamer PhTton, and will he
inferred here to-day.
Mr.. VIM. Blumenthal and family, for
five years residents OF this city, left yes
terday evening for GAINESVILLE, their 10.
ture home. Mr.. B. was engaged in the
manufacture of ladies and gents hose
in this city.
Messrs. Booth 4 Rodewig, Wholesale
commission merchants, report the iol.
lowing quotations OF staple products:
Butter, 2S(G30c; eggs, lIc; live poultry,
81. 75td2 90 per dozen dressed, 1(sSc per
pound; lard, 5lCG6c; tallow, 5ic; bees
wax, 2Oc.
The Disciples still continue their
meetings, afternoon and evening. -Four
persons were baptised yesterday alter
noon. Rev. Mr.. Dean IL meeting with
wonderful success His meetings are
more than usually interesting, TO which
the results amply testify. Rev. Dean =
social qualities are such m endear
him 10 all who meet him, and q general
sentiment Of our Christian people will
bid him God speed In bis noble work.
IL is with extreme regret that we
chronicle the death Of John Haffey, at
Burr's Mills, Saturday night, at 1890
O'Clock. IL will be remembered that
Mr. IiAffey WAS run over near the h. a
-. stock yards week since, and sus-
tanned such injuries that leg and foot
had TO be amputated. The shock Oi the
accident as well a. that ot the amputa-
ton, was too great for his rather delicate
constitution, and his trends from the
time OF the accident had lev hopes Ui
his recovery. lie will be taken 10
GAINESVILLE on No. s this morning for
intsrment
A remarkable case oi tooth-pulling,
under the extracting influences OF Den.
tist smith, occurred yesterday. He pulled
sixteen teeth for James Paterson in tao
and one-half minutes without the use
OF an esthetic II q greater amount oi
pain in 20 shou time, With the Deces'
sary equivalent Of physical ioros can lie
crowded in txo and half min utes, we'd
like 10 hear Of IL
We had quite talk with T. w. Mel
lott, formerly dry goods dealer Ot thl,
city, Yesterday, regarding the recent Il
A I. W. wreck He is suffering severely
| from O bad arm wound, sustained n
the wreck. We are glad 60 cOngrstu
late the arm Of Bium 4 Bro. oi Wheel
ing. Who have secured his services n
salesman. Mr.. Meilott, from his bon;
eIpenencs IN the mercantile bushes
and his large aoquAintanoeship, xiI
prove q valuable a1dItion 10 the eierlea
loree OF the Messrs Blum.
A shipment of sixteen cars of tea anC
I silks from San frAneisco % Sev YORK
passed oAsr the L. a .. rad this morn
ing.
Hon. d. Wagner, Col PoormAa sas
Quiz Hamilton sTxspet their grip ssekl
lsst nisbt and took We tssin tor Coiunn
bus. james y. ABoszsOn, John san