The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-27
NEIGHBORuooD NEWS.
BELLGIRE.

AtcAWAuu IeoSuer lett tOf the EaA
and spring goods on Saturday.
Charley Gill left Sunday morning on
: t1p Tor the Belmont Glass Works
John Troll, OF 81. Clairsvillc, was In TOW
Saturday looking after his Ballalre interests
BnShrod White passed through his old
live. "A''' A' WI
The streets Of Bellaire are dusty Alrsady
The gFavelly ground goes rapidly from ont
extreme 10 another.
Mr.. II; Gittin's milk wagon broke down
very suddenly Saturday morning as he
was coming down the cemetery road.
The Mite Society Of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church viii meet on Thursday evening Of thg
home Of Mr.. c. DippuS, on jefferson street.
James Harrison, who was recently hurt bv
fall while building the roof OF Tie Bo.tIe
Works, Is out again, but he Is Atilla cripple.
Mr. Calvin Doty, OF steubenville, was the
holuer OF the lucky number and drew the
prize organ, the counterpart OF the one tbat
Tue Eldorado Circle bought for use in It's
Hall.
J. b. BarnhiIt will soon have one Of the
largest boiler works In the country. He has
purchased the ground where be has been
working and will put up a building on q
large scale.
The amount paid to the teachers during
tue last year was s., iS5 0O. Gas and coal Cost
sS10O 10, The total expenditure Of the wear was
$l4,IsOOO, while the balance now in hand Is
over 100000 ''''''~> =
Rev. ]. H. Rodgers preached at the Metho.
dlSt church Sunday evening. In the morning
he took the place OF the Presiding Elder al
epeH M ~ fVtTt mi Hv
man was unaSsisted in celebrating the Lords
supper.
The farm house on the farm near town.
owned by E. p. Rhodes, Of Bridgeport' was
entirely destroyed by fire Sunday, between
noon and one O'Clock. 1t was occupied by
Ar. Helsley. who lately brought his family
from near Martins Ferry.
The hIdependentof Saturday riyesin full Mr..
Andrew Roedsr's address at The Druj,lis ceie.
bration in City Hall His words were partic.
ularly addressed to the younger members,
and contained much good advice to. all,
whether Druids or not
Rev. DR.. W. r. Kirkwood, OF Wooster
preached the sermon At the First PRESBYTERIAN
church, Sunday morning, aud he and Mr.
hattery assisted the pastor. Mr. McKallip,
IN communion exercises. There were nine
persons admitted to membership eight OF
them on confession OF their faith.
MARTENS FERRY,
John 0ttinger was arrested on Saturday
evening. and will have q hearing before
Mayor Mitchell this morning.
The Little Anna continues to do splendid
business and is appreciated more and
more every day by our people. 1t will soon
be that we will think no more Of going to
Wheeling than Of going down town.
A stove foundry will be built as rapidly as
possible the ground upon which to build it
having been purchase Saturday, This is
one more enterpriSed to be added to the in.
dustrtes OF Martins Ferry. What we want
now, is more houses to put the peoplein.
Capt Inglebright has bought the Pres Eli.
son, and will have her re-mOdeled and fitted
up expressly TO accommodate the Wheeling
and Martins Ferry trade. We will now have
rapid transit between the two places, and the
most exacting can be satisfied as to time, and
opportunity. We wish the captain a great
deal Of success in his new enterprise, and
hope he will meet with that encouragement
from the people he deserves, All these ad.
vautages, serve to bring the two places
benefit TO both.
The Republicans 81 Pease township pur.
Suant to call of the Central Committee met
IN Town Hall, at Martins Ferry, on Satur.
day afternoon, for the purpose OF nominating
three trustees, one clerk, one treasurer TWO
assessors and two constables The following
ticket was made: Trustees George Rob.
insoD George GitaH aud Edgar Berry; Clerk,
J. /. HlneS; Treasurer, Mr.. Pitts; Assessors
John Liller and Richard Taylor; Constables
Joseph McConaUghy and VIM, White, Mr.