The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18
NE1aHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE

/ Local News Notes aud Perso nal Mention
; All the papers mentioned what was spo
s ken Of in City Council, the step in the
pavement, between DR.. satterthwait's and
VIM. sinram's, but now it has been fixed,
no one has mentioned 1t. Now let the
pavement at the old bank on Belmont
street be fixed. 1t has been spoken OF
and spoken Of.
There was large audience in the Dis
! ciples Church, Sunday evening, to hear
Mrs. "Kent Mason" Clayton lecture on
temperance. She made q very effective
address in very natural manner, without
atectation, and was listened TO with close
attention. A collection was taken up at
the close and one OF the gentlemen as be
went through the audience, was told that
one man wanted an opportunity TO sign
the pledge. This was granted at the close
OF the meeting when numerous others
signed also.
Clint. Milligan is living in Wheeling
now, studying law.
Our lumber men are all busy. Some
RATS will be here soon TO be handled.
Last week, at one yard, two wagons were
kept going to one team, one being loaded
while another was hauled out.
2. Kelleher's property was sold for
about 81, 800.
In NJ. Crafts jewelry store window is
on exhibition mammoth basket Of wax
flowers, the work OF Mrs. A. sherber, Of
National street, South Bellaire.
The stockholders OF the BellGire and
Southwestern Railroad Company are to
hold meeting, for the transaction Of inn
portant business, In the Building Asso-
ciation room here, on Wednesday alter
noon next.
The nail works here did not stop at the
beginning Of this week. They will run
three days this week, three days next
week, and not at all the third week, prob
ably.
Another picnic for Decoration Day. The
Bellaire Liederkranz Society will have
picnic on Indian Run, Saturday, the 29th,
with Fowler TO furnish the music.
Bricks are being distributed from the
Indian Run yard. Another kiln Is nearly
ready for fire.
Some Of the boilers are confident that
there are nine OF their number that can
beat the nailer's nine at base ball. Proba-
bly, there are more boilers here than nail
ers who have played base ball.
Cor. Norton, Of Flushing, was in town
Monday with load OF apples, etc.
The saw mill on the creek bank Is at
work. 1t Is unroofed as yet.
The southwestern part OF the county
has candidate for County Recorder in
every township, and two in Warren. Mr..
Barnes, now Recorder, has had the Office
nine years, and probably some one else
will be given turn att. Pultney town
ship has been rather slighted in the matter
OF Offices, and Will Cunningham, who is
in the field, should get the nomination. s.
II. Lee is mentioned as q candidate for
Auditor, and l. N. Grafton as candidate
for Sheriff.
The sand bars are beginning to show
themselves pretty far out in the river.
Charles Brockman is repainting his
dwelling.
Joseph McLain, now Of Flushing, was
in town Monday.
The milk men have all been obliged to
make two trips day. Some did not doit
last week.
Martin Cowen was in town Monday on
his way home TO St. Clairsville. He has
been out in Wetzel county, West Virginia
hunting-dears.
The Q. & P. Company sent word to our
Ice dealers here Monday that they could
now get ice in any amount at Cleveland,
some vessels having arrived there via the
Welland canal which is just opened.
r O. F.