The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-19
EEIGIKBORIIOOD NEWS.
bELLAIItE,


Chas. Goodrich, OF the Woodsiield Gazette
was in town Thursday, and left for Column
bus. NOS
The time OF the funeral Of Miss Mary
!rueman has been fixed at ten o'clock Friday
forenoon.
The B. 4 0. pay car dropned off here
Thursday forenoon and distributed gold and
greenbacks. u
A new house has been begun OIL Mr.,
Worley's lot, corner Of Noble and Thirty
eighth streets.
The ladies' Of the South Bellaire Methodist
church are preparing for festival in tlieir
church on Friday evening. J.
Gen. Warner and number OF other gen
tlemen from Marietta and other points along
the line Of the proposed Ohio Valley railroad
were in town Thursday, quite humble,
coming on the Courier in the night, A
meeting was held in City Hall In the after.
noon, ut which little WINS done, more than to
hear astatement Of what parts OF the country
along the route had been doing ANYTHING
towards raising the stock. The meeting then
adjourned till evening. The visitors were
shown over town, especially viewing the
numerous factories in the lower part OF town,
past which the road would run. From ,he
reception accorded the visitors, 1t would
seem that very little interest Is felt in the
building OF the road.
The meeting at night showed considerable
interest, there being many property holders
present. Mr.. ". G. Barnard was chosen Presi.
dent. Speeches were made, and considerable
sum was subscribed. A committee was an.
pointed to take charge of the whole work
between Bellaire and Marietta, so that all
Will work in concert. A resolution was
adopted stating that Bellaire will 20 OH with
the work. ~"
VALLEY GROVE. Ert.
In q few days the farmers will finish corn
planting l@JlF.5i.- .g a|'IrI f,1:'
The Rev. L. Grier, Of Elm Grove, will
preach ut Granger Hall, Point Mills, on Sab.
bath evening next. @,@' -
W. u. Buslltield should become q member
OF rifle team. A few days since he shot n
hawk measuring four feet from tip To tin, on
the wing, at IN attitude OF nearly sixty.iiyc
yards. "a l.l@ ~ - "
We hear that Dr.. Hays, of Denver, will be
present at the incoming inauguration Of the
new president Of the college at Washington,
and that he has in course Of preparation two
lectures on the lnineralogy Of Colorado.
Mr.. George Lemon and wife, were VISITING
in Valley Grove few days since, prepara.
tory to leaving for the Yellowstone region
in Motana, by way Of St. Paul and the Moth.
ern Pacific line. The Yellowstone National
Park is one OF the worlds " onders. I.
s5t sTEunESvlLLE. 81 =4s
The Robbns-Gill wedding, which took
place yesterday at one o'clock, was very
quiet affair. ! g u p. 4 =" :
It is now stated that ex.Auditor Moor
Will be candidate for mayor of this city ut
the expiration Of Marion's term. ~:
Last night Oliver Ryan made an assault
upon Jane Robinson, wife OF saloon
keeper at Dennison, inaicting injuries from
which she died an hour later. Ryan was
placed under arrest y 81, - -
So rapidly has the village Of Minpo two
miles below this city, grown, that The
citizens Of that burg have decided TO mike
application to the County Commissioners
next month to have the town Incorporated.
No name has as yet been decided upon.
The Congressional fight in this city is
gradually narrowing itself down to Updesrat'
anu Taylor, with few scattering votes for
Poorman and lIollinssworth. 1t Is generally
conceded that poorman will carry the SIXTH
ward. while the rest OF the city ia rather
doubtful. There is a noss;.
oility that when the district
convention has completed its work at ST.
Clairsyille, the dark horses name NAV be
Known to tho voters OF this district as that
Of Dantord. &, e, TX i. l. r.