The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-13
BELLAIRE.
Good Day for Beliaire sports-General
News Items.

Good Day for Beliaire sports-General
News Items.
Another new passenger coach for the B.,
Q. d @. railroad was put on the track Salur-
day.
from Pittsburgh and joined the 81. Lawrence
here.
Cspt. David Walling will take his train to,
day on the G. & P. road, after me months
absence on account OF sickness.
Charley Hamilton, who has been clerking
at the @. q P. shops, will take position at
the Union Window Glass Works.
Rev. !. c. futile was In town yesterday
and in the morning made an address at the
First Presbyterian Sunday School. =
The msjority Of the glass houses start up
this week, after their summers rest, and the
travelling salesmen are scattering out. after
customers.
The painters OF the Baltimore & Ohio Com.
pany arrived here yesterday and will at once
commence painting the bridge. This Is a job
that takes long time 70 complete.
The Ault mill Is to have new boilers and a
new stable The Globe mill Is also shortly
to be altered, and -four is now being stored
in the Buckeye Lantern Company's building.
Bellaire won two victories Saturday. The
Globe base ball club went to ST. ClairSville
and played nine OF that town, ut the fair
given for the benefit OF the ST. Claifsville
brass band. The score was II TO in favor Of
Bellaire. aku, HAi
In the approaching primaries, the Repii,
cans areto select one delegate for the county
convention In the First ward, one IN the
Second, two In the Third, twoin the Fourth,
two In the Fifth and two In the Township
outside the city. .a
Saturday the Regular and Frank Stsin
started even from the wharf boat for down
the river. The Stein was crowded too close
TO one OF the bridge piers and sounded her
whistle several times, drawing crowd, bat
the Regular drew ahead aud passed her.
Rev. ]. G. Black. who preached yesterday
at the Second Presbyterian church, on Gravel
Hill, will this week be installed as pastor oil
the Coal Brook church atst CIairsyilleJu
ton (Quincyl He will preach hall the time
there and hall the time at the Rock Hill
church.
The camp meeting, or bush meeting, OF the
Second N. Il. church, up !ndinn, run .yester
| day, attracted great many white folks u
well as colored folks. But the greater mum.
Der went out on the narrow gauge TO the A.
N. L. camp meeting OF Bethel, the second
Sunday OF q very successful meeting. Next
Sunday u large crowd will 20 to Burf's Millt;
larger than usual, as the Moundiyille gates
will not be open that day.
1t Is likely thestr car track will be soon
completely relaid, and the upper switches
put at different points. The stockholders
may have to take charge OF the road them,
selves, as the present lessee, Mr.. A. Mcolsin,
has his time taken up with other matteri
and desires to give up his lease. Some one
else may take Misplace. There Is also talk Of
an extension 10 South Bellaire, move that
would mnch increase theincome Of the road.
W, G. Barnard has an invention which be
has put into successful operation at his coal
works, Itisa plan for loading coal from his
tipple into the bins OF steamboats, and II &C.
complishes the work 20 quickly that II Is
bound to prove popular AVID bring him Q
great increat Of trade. Some. Of the boats
received their supply In sly and eight min
uteS, Tho coal Is delivered BY something on
the principle OF an endless belt, crrTyipg
the coal directly to the bin. The expense
and aykwardness Of towing barge along;
! Side while coal is sheyelta aboard isaYoided,