The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-15
BELLAIRE.

lumber yard has been moved back to Il {
new planning mill, Ithns occupied gret
many sites since 1t was 6rst built.
7, S. Tappan Is at home again and al
work at his photograph gallery, He has
some interesting mementoes Of his trip
through some OF cur Southern cities.
The people hereabouts might say Amen
to HSrper's Easy Chair in Its poking fun at
the names OF many American towns. We
have in our neighborhood Bethel, Jerusa.
lem, Mt. Ollvet Toronto, Boston, &c.
T1e assessors recently elected are
already beginning their rounds with their
blanks, Their instructions embrGce moth
ing new, except caution TO see that no
one frees his property from taxation by q
sudden conversion into greenbSCks. They
are required 10 hurry up too.
The Methodist parsonage, now being
built on Guernsey street, will have novel
front.
A birds eye view OF BsIlalre Just now
is dotted all over with the peculiar color OF
unpainted pine, Buildings in progress oil
creation and freshly painted are on every
their appearance above ground,
The fence along the Noble street cut west
OF BArnard's hiss been moved out 10 include
SOME more ot the sand bank tbRt Is sup.
plying the sand for Bellaire mortar and
plaster.
Mr.. PengraIt, the boss fattener OF the
Union Window Glass House, IL going TO
housekeeping on Gravel Hill.
The Bellaire groCera made an onslaught
upon the narrow gauge depot at train time
thursday morning, but the Ten or twelve
hundred dozens oil eggs that come Ia that
way daily were minus, 1t Ia predicted that
Easter eggs will be twenty cents per dozen.
Mrs. Richard COrbeit has gone to
Rochester, Pa, TO Join her husband. He
10 employed there, and that will be their
home.
s. Ross Wells Is making some altera.
tons 70 his house on Guernsey street,
Gravel Hill.
Burglars mSde their entrance to the
house Of VIM, Stewart, on Gravel Hill,
Wednesday night They went into the
cellar aud thence into the pantry, where
they found the door leading into the rest
OF the house locked. They made the best
nse Of their situation aud ate up several
pies and some other eatablea on the
shelves.
May 9th will be a great day in Dellaire,
aud no doubt we will see large crowd.
The Druids will hold their grand celebra.
ZION hers, to which will come the lodges
Il all this part OF the State. The ancient
Drulds' dress will be one Of tho features,
and the ladies Of the Druid circles will
lake part In the procession. For their use
twenty-five carriages have been engaged.
The programme has been almost arranged,
bands hired, etc. The Bellare K South.
western road will run an excursion train
10 from WoodsHeld that day.
The river, although out over the creek
bottoms, is not In any houses.
A saIs was landed safely In the enew Ma.
tlonal Bank room Thursday afternoon. 1t
was taken directly from tho wagon into
the room, there being no stairway up yet
Rev. Thomas Gordon, OF Michigan, will
preach at the Presbyterian Church next
sunday. Mr.. Gordon Is a candidate Tor
tho pastorate Of the church and comes on
the invitation Of the session OF the church.
He will remain here during next week
and preach sgain Sunday, the 2ith inst
The pine trees on the head oil CAptina
creek will no doubt DO made martyrs to
the cause Of the loan exhibition, as Super.
intendsnt Cochran, of the narrow gauge
railroad, will take out force oil vOlun.
tee and haul back the pine for decorating
the tobacco warehouse.
Oil Is now taken from the tank cars to
the glass houses that are away from the
railroads, by means ol barrel carts, like
tho water carts that we're used before we
had our water works.
The Belmont Glass Company Directors
have organised, but the business relating
to discharged employees has not yet been
setLled.
Stockholders OF building associations
must remember In making ont their tax
statements for the assessor that they must
list for taxation tho number Of shares
held by them and the true valuation there.
OF In money on the day proceeding the
second Monday Of April. Some OF the
assessors started without noticing this
fact. H. OF.