The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-01
BELLARE.
Events Pas, Present or future IN the
Glass City.

IEVonl1 Past present. or fNtu&e IA tRf
Glass City.
The Bellaire Turner'S meet at their hall
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Calvin Mccullough leaves for the Startling
Medical College, Columbus to-day.
Mord, Nelson family is back from sum-
meFs stay at Bethany, West Virginia
The General Committee Of the Removalists
Is called to meet at PowelPs office Saturday
evening.
A number Of young folks enjoyed them
selves Thursday eyeningin social dance Ut
Mr. Morris Miller's,
Rev. T. v. AIilligan OF East Liverpool, will
preach in the First Presbyterian church Sun
day morning and evening,
A gas main Is being laid down along
Guernsey street, north OF Thirty'seyenth, to
accommodate the new houses In Sheets id
dition,
The funeral Of Mrs, Thomas Fowler will
take place from her late home, on Gravel
Hill, ON Saturday, at . o'clock, instead OF 10
o'clock,
The Street Commissioner tired Of the slow
work Of citizens at their pavements, has ad-
vertised for bids for the work and will do It
himself.
Mr., ]. s. Blaney has gone to Bloomington,
Illinois, where his wife has been spending
the summer. They will both return home in
few weeks
Mr.. +. D. Westgatc will move his family
to Cleveland and reside there permanently.
Bellaire lus furnished 4 good number VI ex'
cellent citizens to the Forest City,
Rev. Brown will preach us usual ut the
Gravel Hill church Sunday, but in the after
ing OF the Martins Ferry Presbyterian
church.
There was n double funeral Friday after
noon, one little coffin IN the hGarse and one
In the carriage lust behind, One was child
ofMr Riker's and the other Of shannon Arch
er's Tho grandmOthGrS OF both, sisters, were
among the nournCrs.
Parents should remember that their chill
dreu will not be admitted to the schools
Monday II there Is diphtherla In their family
now, or II there has been lately The teach
Grs will be instructed to exercise great carei
excluding all who can possibly communicate
disease.
Mr. Fred AIuhleman, Of the wharfbOat, has
u remarkable cane, II looks like q cOmpli-
Gated piece Of carving with raised diamonds,
hollow crowned along the Sides but the
singular part Is that II grew just sO--being q
part OF diamond willow native Of Indian
Territory,
At the German Church on Sunday, the
harvest season OF the year will be celebrated.
The Church will be decorated with the fruits
Of the hOuntlful earth, and the sermon OF
Rev. HeinZe will be In harmony with the
occasion. The sacrament OF the Lords sup
per will also be administered.
The building of the Ohio Valley Railroad
will neCcssitate another bridge over the creek,
or, better still, the strengthening Of the pres
ent bridge. IL this case the Is, 4 o, company
can run Its ears directly to the lower town
glass houses and mines paying for the privil-
Cge by giving the right Of way to the new
road UP past It's river 'front.'
Farmers about Bellaire certainly have not
much right to complain OF short crops. The
crops Of some kinds are short enough but
the farmers arG really managing to get more
for their apples, potatoes, CITE, tlall they do
In plentiful years, Apples that would not
sell ut all last year now sell for dollar q bar
rel on our streets Then, too, tho farmers
have the incidental advantage Of getting an
enormous price for their wheat Just because
other crops were failures while all around
here the wheat was seldom better, and never
better harvested.