The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-24
VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER g6!.
BELLAIRE BRIEIs.

The exact amount received, net, from
the Loan Exhibition is not yet received,
bnt will probably be between $4,000 aud
5000.
The gas mains are to be extended along
Homs new places In the First ward. The
new pipes will extend along Twenty.
second street from Belmont to Guernsey
and then on down past the new Methodist
Church to Nineteenth street. Lamps will
be put ct the corners along Guernsey
street and also Of the National and the
Ohio glass houses.
The Globe Mill has been unavoidably
stopped for Somsdays by the breaking Of
q casting in replacing which some trouble
has been met with. The replirs will he
completed in time to start again Monday
morning, when extra time will be made 70
make up the l0st time,
The telephone lines thTouHht town have
been decorated with tissue paper, The
wires and the kite Strinss do not agree
very we'll.
Messrs. Taylor and Theohald, Of Wheel.
ing and Bellaire respectively, have opened
q new wholesale green groc1ry on Union
street.
Husbands and Iuskesp's drug store has
been painted in novel style, very bright
looking.
The hour Of services OF the Presbyterian
church In the evening has been changed,
Gnd the change will take effect next Sun.
day. The old time was q quarter to eight,
the new time will he half past seven. The
morning hour remains the same.
The logs and rubbish left by the high
water in some OF the streets and alleys OF
the Second ward cause complaint by tho
citizens who were annoyed by ice and rub.
bish that remained for weeks after the
winter freshet The council has ordered
it's removal.
The First Presbyterian church has
changed itB constitution TO O better and
more business like set OF regulations about
financial affairs, and has elected four new
trustees, as follows; Messrs. Hill, Roemer,
Strong and McGregor, The other three
members hold over, making seven In all. |
They are Mesars, Barnard, Sharpe and
Robinson.
The Turner'S will have q picnic at Cum
NINA Grove on the Fourth.
All the arrangements are made and |
big time IL expected Friday at the Masons'
picnic at Martins Ferry. The Bsllaire
lodges will march through some oil the |
streets here before leaving, and will be
Joined in this by those lodges from other |
towns that pass through BellAire on their
way.
"a descendant Of the priests and physi.
clans Of ancient Esyp." has established
himself 10 Belll!te to practice the healing
art for awhile.
A great big Newfoundland dog attacked |
q couple Of Fourth ward dogs OF small |
slze Thursday morning and made the |
owners Of the little dogs very angry. A |
policeman Waa called In 10 punish the |
n I. dog for imposing on the little iel.
lows, but no blood was shed.
There is some talk OF the Company
Store, q Joint stock concern OF South Bel.
lalre, selling out TO private person.
The directors OF the street car company |
met Wednesday afternoon to take action |
on the resignation Of their President, Dr.. |
y. I. sattertwaite, on account Of prolonged |
absence from home. The resignation was
accepted and Christian Blppus elected to
fll the vacancy.
John Baker was also elected 10 place |
on the board of directors In place Of Thos.
Oummins, whose stock has been trans
ferIed 10 others.
Mr.. Rasr, Q bToLherin law OF Mr.. Alex.
Mayer, arrived here Thursday from Ger.
many. He Is accompanied by bis sister.
B.. F.