The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-17

Neysy Local Notes aud PerSonals From
i1ftli aOuF Neighbour.

NeWaY Local N0tea anu AntDNuhhb EEVh
il'tri -OuF Neighbour.
Saturday evening Is the closing Of fair
and festival at City Hall, for the benefit of
the boat club which It Is proposed to organ
ize here. quite number Of the young men
OF Bellaire have row boats, and some of them
have become skillful in handling them, but
we have never had an organization for the
purpose OiifnproYing our standingt In aquatic
sports.
Mr.. Walker, formerly OF Gill 4 Walker, Of
this place, isshipping some extra fine peach
q here and elsewhere from his place near
Norwich, Ohio. .t
When Bellaire people got the st.. Clalrs.
VILE fair and see the iBinenN train OF cars that
meets them at Quincy they wonder that the
manaRerS OF the fair can have so great faith In
the success OF their advertisements as to ex-
pect such great crowds and provide for their
transportation. -,4 ,
fieliaire's fair ground no doubt, will be
supplied with water for sprinkllng purposes
as we'll o. drinking, and thnSsdo away with
one nuisance that u almost unenuIraOle at
ali the fairs Of this neighborhood In dry
Sunday will be observed by the Methodist
Sunday School as Missionary Sunday, and
special exercises will be held. Z,
MISs Nancy Garrett died on Thursday, aged
siEty,lVe years, and was buried Friday alter
noon. . .,,..
number Of our merchants were llnjuStifedly
llscounting silver dollars, hRlyas, Quarters,
etc, when they have holes punched IN them.
But we notice that the First National Bank
notifies It's customers that punched silver dol,
lars are only worth eighty.hve cents and
otbeyFpins IN proportion. ,.,
| y. b Westgile |, home from an extended
stay IN OlDYelapb
ann ~ n,6,ey, and who knew j1st where tC
Iont for II, entered Arthur MGUlRIn's house
TbHrSiay night. They made no nose thSt
alarmed any OF the family, and the frst
Innwisdpe that Mr. McClain had OF the rob
beSy r was when, on going down stairs itl q tls
morning, lie found Ile gus burning and The
doors otsn. Very little RpRpy YRs found by
ia thieves, and they took nothing Ella,
II N f1arrah has been made temporary
prssidsut and 3. q. Hamilton temporary sec
sejaTy of ths now fair association A com
tnittes has beep apBqlptei 70 look after O st'
and other matters before t1s E2IInal organl ~
zation Of the company Ehlcl 9kes pla9ge pl9 y "
tober 18th The cahiEltsee MtSoLpUsu y nppSstaa u ),
NJ, MATinE huhW FAHFph - ~ y
"j Rev s. r. Wilson, Of Quaker CITY, will
preach al the Disciples Church on Sunday,
AZ a "jug breaking at tle Metllodi, .L!s Y,
Church Thursday evening, al Though not ~
he Jugs we're in, eiehty.f0ur dollars and sottit
4 cent? vas produced.
4 Rev MtKllllp, hRying, succeeded IN pro
curing a substitute Joy BIS own pulpit a
I.iib3clsviile, will preach ig tle Pilst PFesby
teyIan Church here agaih Sunday,
sstl sRSfWpod and Michael Neal are Z
meet saturday evening 10 h4 up q boat race
"A 4 skin viii run at Rsgso4,a Ferry whit
The ferry boat Is lying up Tor fsPaiTS
bellaifp consumes an innieiIse hAWner Q
1rateS raw and therefore requISes the bes
eind The demand makes the supply an
tbS grapes 10 he seen Oh salt, here Will TAX
IGS premium over any At the lalf' at0un'
ire Esilsito CITY RlaN gand intend; 4
rnt, t,Aie i0I tho prize al the RatgesYtlle tai
next weeGI and will get tle itEe, too,