The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
XEiGuDORHoOD NEWS.


fall into cellar Tuesday morning,
The School Board has received some very
finely engraved diplomas for presentation to
graduates OF the High School.
In addition to the officers OF the Linean
Literary Society the following members have
been elected trustees; Marion Huffman, Al
bert Amber, Miss Jessie Brand,
The c. & I. tracks always show an increased
activity In the BGllaire yards when the blast
furnaces requires its trains OF coke and ore,
Tho furnace is getting ready to resume work
now,
The South Bellairc Methodist Church will
have series Of meetings, at least every even
ing this week. Rev, james McKeen, Of the
church Of Quincy, will preach for Rev. Arm.
strong on next Sunday.
The new excavation for the soldiers monu.
ment foundation Is being made fifteen feet TO
the south OF the middle OF the square, so US
to allow room for thirty foot walk across
the square from side to side, II required,
Some of the sites offered for the sheet iron
works are said not 10 be large enough, as
the amount Of ground required is ConSidera.
Bile, There Is some talk OF deciding the mat
ter II possible before the stock Is all sub
sCribed.
The debate at the High School Literary
Society was won by the affirmative, supported
by Robert Anderson and James Springer
against George NJ, Helsley, The question
was Resolved, That the officer deserves more
credit than the private,
The proposition that has been spoken Of,
to have Bellaire guarantee q certain amount
when the Ohio Valley roAd Is In operation TO
this point would probably be more popular
than any other In the light OF our recent ex.
perienCe In railroad Investments.
The directors Of the Bellaire Building and
Loan Company have organized NJ. Craft Is
President; X. A, McGregOr, Vice President;
g. II. Strahl, Secretary James 4. Kelly,
Treasurer. Money sold on Monday evening
for iifty.Cents per share per month.
Lanterns Of different patterns, the patent
rights OF which are owned by Bellaire inven-
tors, are being manufactured In several es-
Adjustments In town, and J, l.. Fusner & Co.
are about opening IN q new house with the
capacity to manufacture thirty dozens OF Pre-
MUM coffee pots per day.
The trial, postponed from time to time, OF
those who tore up the d. 4 8. W, tracks, has
come oil, and the Justice, d. W. Crafty, has
held those OF the accused who Appeared for
trial to appear at court and answer the
charge OF riot Sixty dollars each Is the bond
required for their appearance Michael Fee
ney, Street Commissioner Gallagher and Off
GERS Archer and Robinson are the accused.
Tho School Board met Monday night.
Some Of Mr.. Clark's pupils, OF the Gravel Hill
school, have been seated In Miss KlrkpatrCk's
room, and II was resolved to scat some Of
Miss Gorbys, OF the Fourth Ward building,
In Miss Cunningham's room, Miss kirkDat-
rick aud Miss Cunningham also receive an
increase OF two dollars per month to compen-
safe them for the increase In their numbers.
The meetings OF the Disciples Church are to
continue oil this week. A very deep, wide
spread interest Is showing ITSELF Dr. Thay-
er's strong vigorous sermons arc taking hold
OF the people. The last two or three nights
the seats have about all been occupied.
Seven persons have united with the church
by confession and baptism. Ladies' meeting
in the prayermeetng room every day at $3.50
r. NJ. These meeting are not exclusively for
the Indies OF the church; any and oil ladies
are invited TO attend.
MOuSDsyILLE.
Mr.. ThOS. Finnis confined to his bed by
very severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr. G. II. senseny received blessing last
week In the shape Of fine girl baby
Mr.. Embrey and family left last week for
Iowa, where they will continue to reside.
The Union Coal Works, which has sus-
pended operations for some time back, will
begin to take out coal again this week.
The town authorities have again put their
forces TO work completing the grading Of
Gin In al rnnI W. hnna ilny FNov HuiSh r. t.,