The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04
RIGHT AROUND us.
MATTERS IN THE TOWNS OF TnIs
VICINITY.
BsIIaire 10 Have "ReIIEIOus" Library.
Her Loan Exhibition = Matters at
MaFtin's FeFFy-Attsmpted BuFG.
laFy--AeeideaIs and RUNAWAY,
Personal CHAT and GOsSIP.
BRLLAIRE.

A Public LibFRFy-TeaOheF Arrested
Death OF WOll.KnOWn LAdy-Census
Figures, DC,
Several times indefinite reports have been
circulated about library association. This
matter has now taken definite form, and In
few days committee will be appointed to
solicit members Rev, Francis A. Archibald,
Of Cleveland, who preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening, was here TO arrange
matters and see that the proper efforts would
be made. The name Of the association will
be The Library Association OF the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church OF Bellaire," but any
one may become subscriber and enjoy itS
benefits Its object Is to provide the members
with pure, instructive and religious reading.
One dollar buys q shsrO, which can be n.
newed annually on payment OF fifty cents.
shares are lranlftrfable. The pastor OF the
church shall bs er.otfeiO president, the other
officers being elected by ballot. A committee
Of three shall be elected to determine what
books shall be placed In the library, and shall
buy books at any tins that there aie sufficient
funds on hand, Books may be kept out two
weeks one at time, Members have one
vote each, without regard TO the number OF
shares owned by them. .r
Mr. Irwin, teacher Of the High eChool, was
arrested Tuesday on complaint OF Mrs, Nc
MILAN for assault and battery In whipping
hersOn Henry. This thing should beStopped
allowing so much interference with the
teachers q our schools. Every once In while
some teacher has TO be at the expense Of an
fetred by parents who do not know, or In their
passion care, that their children are made
worse by ouch course. OF course the right
OF redress cannot be withheld from RggrieYed
parents, bnt the officers should use all their
discretionary powers to prevent such arrests
as this OF Af, irwin. ....... ..'.0
Mrs DR.. Reed, OF llealsville, Monroe county,
nee Miss Maggie Sullivan, died on Monday.
Mrs. Reed bad many friends in this city
where she spent many years OF her life before
marriage. MB, ]. A. Grafton Is sister.
Ihe examination Of applicants for teachers
Of Bel!Rire schools will take place on Satur-
day, May 2lSt,
WattleS 4 shaier. OF Pittsburgh, will send o
lot Of fine vases and fancy goods from their
Jewelry Establishment 10 the Loan Exhibition.
Another Pittsburgh firm will also have on
hand supply Of imported china.
The Independent says about the only pro.
perty benefited by an improvement OF the
square would be that abuttlng on II. Is that
trueH ID the money value 10 be added to pro-
perty all Heare 10 look After2 What "pro-
pefty" will be benefited by the soldiers
monument, for instAnce2
The census gives Bsllaire's population %
follows: First ward, 1921: Second, 2027;
Third, 1858 Fourth, 2882; Fifth, 1881; total,
S,026. II 10 undoubtedly nearer ten thous.
and than eight thousand now. The census
was little too early for us.
John Hahns wife is dangerously sick.
Hon L. Dauford Il putting O tin roof on bis
residence on Gravel Hill.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church an.
nounce fair and festival forfhurSday evening
At City Hall.
John slmplon, OF the Fourth ward, has
been confined 10 the house for week or 90
by illness.
James Dunning has bought himself horse
and takes equestrian exercise.
N. I. MerflmAn, the hermit poet.preacher,
Wishes all who can come to bis house, on
Cnmmln's Hill, Sunday AFTERNOON 10 hear his
sermon at four o'clock.
Mrs, Theodore swart2, who has been here
at her brothers, William Sharp's has returned
to her home at SAlina, Kansas.
Fred Bertran let heavy piece OF iron fall
on his foot Monday, at the bIuing furnace OF
the nail works. His foot was painfully In.
jure1.
The Gravel Hill Bakery met with an accl.
dent Monday. Some brown paper placed In
the oven caught Gre and destroyed a whole
baking Of bread. REF.