The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-06
BtLL1IAE

Vew style FnRI"rs-Sn Influx or Minis
Ier'-teFy k"nt suhL Nbii vars y
Noes H"d BuIteE-Lots OF LanterLs-
Ice IIems, &c.
BELLAlRE, December 5.-Some new en-
gines are to be employed in the Baltimore
and Ohio yards h0re, having five driving
wheels on each side. The freight business
Is SO heavy now that it sometimes takes
three engines to get a train up the slope OF
the bridge.
Our churches are supplied with more
new preachers than often happens. Rev.
Mr.. Gibson preached his fret sermon at
the Episcopal chapel, Rev. Mr.. Eaton
preached at the Presbyterian churbh, it
being the frs! Sunday OF Mr.. Gaston's ab-
.ence. Rev. Mr.. Chapman and Rev. MIR.
Heinze are the new pastors CT the Metho.
dist and German churches, respectively.
Mr.. Gordon has returned, after his sick.
ness, to his post at the Western Union
telegraph Office. Ed. l. Permar, who had
his place during his absence, waa much
liked by the c. 4 P. employees.
The Coal Valley was the last 10 leave OF
the boats here during the freeze up OF the
river.
The teachers on Gravel Hill have ire-
quently had parents as well aa children to
contend with, and Mr. Clark, the present
Principal, finds himself no exception.
The rail works were not running Fri
day afternoon and Saturday for want of
kegs. The accident on the y. & 0. at
Roseby's Rock delayed supply OF mate.
rias for the cooper shop. The amount OF
this stuff required is great, ~ the works
make about an average Of eco kegs day.
After the first oi'Januery the making Of
their kegs will be in the handa OF Wallace
& Cochsn, who will ship the stuff from
their factory cut the BallaiTe and South.
western.
A great deal Of butter comes to Bellaire
that is undoubtedly mixed with tsllow and
lard. 1t is ChuEned over in fresh butter
milk, however, aud the fraud il not al
ways detected for day or go.
No ice was harvested here during the
late freeze, but George Rcbingon cut some
at his house out the creek.
There was 4 masquerade ball al Turner
Hall Friday evcnirg.
William kUfer hes another ps,eut on
lanterns. Bel!Eire Eecms to devote con.
siderable attention to giving light TO the
people. II tome OF the inventors would
only plan an improvement that would pre-
vert the smell OF the burning oil.
At Tappan's rooms, at present, IL a
crayon portrait, life size, Of Mr.. Hepburn,
President Of the window glasa works. 1t
Is intended for the Cilice OF lha Company.
The likeness, all say, is good, and the ex-
ecutIon fine, the mcdern requirement OF
diflerencea OF texture in background, face
and clothing, being attended to.
Our ntreet lamps have lately received
much attention, and as consequence We
have hsd bright clear Iighls.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society,
OF the Presbyterian Church is taking up
an entertainment for the holiday season,
The BellAire and Benwood ierryboat,
Hiram B. sunk Saturday from neglected
leak in the hull.
The Independent wants q pavement
around the .EQnare. It woud BE- the first
step 10 preventing its use as short cut
for vehicles; but u fence would be needed
too, or we mistake the drivers OF many Of
our teams.
The B. * o. company have begun work
with their engine filling their ice houses
with lake ice. EC.F.