The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
sEIaIrBORIIOOD NEWS.



Mrs. Isaiah Golf died OF consumption at her
home on Thirty'seventh street, SATURDAY
evening,
Dr.. D. Q. steere, OF Pleasant county, VIVA,
Is thinking Of coming to Bsllaire to practice
medicine. .r...l. ..,
Rev. A. ". butts preached bis flint sermon
70 his new congregation yesterday at tue
First NJ. Il, church.
Rev. Mr.. Richards from the northern part
OF the State will preach ut the Disciples
church next Sunday.
The polls the Fourth ward tomorrow will
be IN tho front room Of Mr.. lla,tery's house
that faces the Square.
Capt. Crimwcll, OF Moundsyile, Is looking
about preparatory TO locating here for the
purpose Of pracliclng law.
The bniliing ON NJ. Braillcy's lots TINT
was formerly used as an Episcopal chapel,
will BE- used temporarily US u school house.
Miss Eta Whpplr, who Inns been attending
the high school, was seized Friday evening
with very bad ease Of diphtheria, al the
home Of her sister, Mrs. James NJ. Reese.
The examination OF those OF our public
school teachers who had not been examined
and OF thoG who had to stand M examine
In the higher branches was held Saturday by
Jno. A. Gallagher and a. J. Mercer; j. A.
Andrews not taking part.
There was communion services at the First
Presbyterian and German churches yester.
dry morning, the Harvest Home also being
celebrated ut the German Church. Rev.T. H..
Taylor filled Ills new place at The Second NJ.
Z. church, South Dellnirc, yesterday.
The funeral Of Mr.. Martin Schick from the
German church yesterday was n very large
one. The funeral procI ssion was headed by
the band, and the Orders Of Odd Fellows and
Red Men, marching on foot. The relatives
and many friends followed In carriages.
The noise OF politics over the river reaches
our ears; but political matters here are not
very loudly put forth, md yet the result oil
Tuesday In Bellairc will show much more OF
change from the ordinary vote and MAORI.
ties than was ever made by speeches or
parades.
II the i. 4. o. authorities finally consent
TO tho agreement made by some OF the Com.
panys officers and II committee OF the City
Council We will soon have II bridge over the
ralrOud ut Belmont street. 0nespan will be
litty feet and the other twenty-five, the mid.
die support to be iron columns on stone
foundations.
BellaiIe Is acquiring good reputation for
the products OF her Touring mills and the
business has been consequently increasing.
Our old mills have both put In new patent
process machinery, so that all three are new,
and now MIR. Archibald McGrew, OF Pow
liatan, Is making arrangements 10 build still
another mill here.
Rose Hill Cemetery is being changed very
much IN appearance ind is much enlarged.
There Is good chance now for the purchase
OF desirable lots In the new parts, which in.
clu,le ground ON all sides. a new fence Is
being built and new gates made at the lower
corner, OIL the road, in place Of high up. The
fence now runs along tile road, taking in the
triangular piece that was Il waste corner of the
woods.
Several parties 81 Bcllaire people have gone
up Oh tue hills these mornings, before day.
light, to see the comet. The log prevents
view OF anylhing in the sky. From the road
by the German cemetery, the sight OF the sun.
rise and the oceans of snow white fog rolling
and tossing very much like the rapids below
Niagara is worth the loss OF few hours
sleep even il there were no comet. But the
comet attracts all eyes. II Is in the east, Just
below tie moon TINT is too nearly gone to
dim the comets blaze. Its tail points up
NuIus uNti IctiIS lOWursS Inc south anti
sire che5 across nearly as much space as the
whole length Of the Great Dipper. 1t is very
bright.
ST. GAINESVILLE.
Scarlet fever has appeared among The
children.
There are several cases Of pink eye among
the horses here.
The Probate Court issued eleven marriage
| licenses last week.
| Only one prohibition ticket was cast II,
this precinct last year.
Prof. A. A. Clark, OF l,ellairc, spent SAB.
bath with his father ut this place. NV :.
The Belmont County Teachers Associa.
ton met al liendrysburg Saturday.
Mr.. Will DArrah. OF Columbus Ohio, is
spending few days in St. Cairsvillc.
A party Of young folks from Wheeling
picaicked ut Vineyard Hill, two miles west OF
town. Saturday.
The Hoard OF Examiners held an adjourned
meeting ut this place Friday evening, IN d
granted certificates to all OF the twcntY-nine
applicants who were examined ut Bellare
OIL Saturday, September 30.h. This is Ger.
tainly very credlable showing for the
teacher. Of Belmont county. The certiti.
Gates now bear the date OF the nd journed meet
ing, instead Of the day Of examination, as
was formerly the case.