The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-19
RELLAIRE.
Mem. for lhs Board OF Trads-Dsaths-
lean ExhibitiOn-PeFSoBAl and Social
HOtea-ChAllenge TO OaTsmen.

Mem. for the Beard or TFade-DenIha-
hOan ExhlbitiOn-PeFsoBal and Social
AOtea-ChRllenge 10 OaFSmen.
One Of the first important objects for
the attention Of BellalIe's Board Of Trade,
1t seems to US, should be the extension to
BsllAirs Of the TuscsTsWasVAllsy railroad.
The Amountof general freight, ores, nails,
iron and glassware that the road can OBJ
lain at this place should be presented, and
arrangements made for the right OF way,
There eed he no trouble about room to
come along the river, between Gravel
Hill and the river, II that route be the
best, as the necessary right Of way can be
condemned from the O, 4 P. railroad, just
Gs from 0 farmer, II that company will
not Voluntarily make reasonable conces-
sions. We frequently see the o,,T,V 4 W.
cars here. Why not run them down on
Its own tTackP Let the Board organize,
and tell railroads that we want them and
explain why they should want to come
here.
Rev. Gordon Ia staying ct Mrs. Warren'a
boarding house, Thirty second street.
H. /. Anderson will leave for Kansas,
10 make that his future home.
In these days little gray paint, with q
little black here and there, would paint @
picture OF Belle.aire.
The counters for the new bank are be.
ing made in Chicago.
The MurrRys are OF work taking cut the
stones Of the old creek bridge abutments,
and will use the stone in extending the
Rbutments so as to proteC. the approaches
to the bridge. This Improvement has been
sadly needed for some time.
The mud on Union street Is being
shoveled into piles, preparatory to being
carted away. Belmont street, below the
B. & o. tracks, will be composed OF the
extra mud OF all our other streets.
Lime stone from quarries q consider.
able distance up the creek Ia being hSAted
down to the river on barges lowed by men
on shore,
Cattle are still looking up-54 cents was
the price Monday morning, We refrain
from any pnns about bulling the market,
Mrs, Capt. Nichols died Monday morn
ing at her home in the First ward. She
has lived here with her husband a great
many years-sinCe before BellRire was
| Auykuluk ulVIh tuhu hotllbIn6ub huuub TUE
creek. She will he buried at Rock Hill
Wednesday forenoon at ten O'Clock,
Ever aimee the floods oil last fall carried
Q great amount Of fine eilty mud down
from the hill, depoaitipg 1t on Belmont
street In the First ward, the pavementl
there have been covered with u coating al
most as slippery as ice, The hose com
pauy could do good service by washing Il
of.
Considerable moving Is going on among
Office renters. The new rooms at the
bank building are opening and the current
sets that way,
An outside stairway is being built at the
tobacco warehouse for the loan exhibit
ton, The enteranCe will be at the north
west corner Of the building, through one
Of the large windows OF the second story
O. l.. Shuttleworth ia the delegate "a
the Knights OF Pythlas Grand Lodge al
Tifiu, o., May Esd.
Four persons have died in Bellaire In
the last twenty.four hours. Frederick
CHASER died Sunday on Gravel Hill, oil
heart disease, and was buried at Matamoras
Monday.
Mrs. Bean, also OF Crawl Hill, died Sun.
day night, unexpectedly.
Mrs. Gen. Myers, Of Washington City,
will give the Loan Exhibition the use Of &
valuable set OF CrriosiLies.
H. y. Hardenstein, In a note In the In
dependent, Of Monday, challenges any one
to row two.mile race, IN a working boat,
Tor $500 y side. 20. F.