The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-05

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mains. judgement was taken on thu Beatty
nots at Mansfield and the Price note was sent
10 the Rarnesville Bank for collection. The
Bailey note was sent to u BArnesvillc Attor.
ney who went across into Noble county. and
had Judgement confessed II Il for this that
the grand jury found, inlssl one Indictment,
and at the last term Of court three indict-
ments, against both Jones and Vanderpool.
OF their conviction there can be no doubt.
BELLAIRE.
John Muth was taken quite suddenly with
diphtheria Saturday.
South Bellaire NJ. L. Church tomorrow
evening.
Mrs John Hammond died Saturday at her
husbands home, in the Second ward, Of con.
sumption. 40
The two Presbyterian churches and the
two Methodist churches held the usual ser
vices yesterday.
W. B. Battelle has accepted position as
travelling salesman for the jobbing firm OF
Maring, Hart d Co.
The iederkranz.shue!zeny ereinIannounces
a concert Easter Monday, for thebenelit OF
the German Sunday School.
Another child OF Mrs. o'Harra, who has
lost several recently, was brought down
from Bridgeport for burial here.
Mr.. James Hepburn was taken sick Friday
evening suddenly while driving down street,
and had to be taken back home at once. y
The books for subscriptions TO the Buckeye
Building Association are now open, and a
number OF shares have alraady been taken.
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe the new minister OF
the Disciples Church, arrived here Saturday
and preached his first sermon as pastor yes.
terday. ~ 7ff
Robert. Anderson,s school at the Tunnel
closed last week with appropriate exercises.
A number Of the teachers friends from here
went out. ~ lH
The Ohio Valley cement works will put up
. large warehouse for the storage OF cement
The works on Pinch Run are so far from the
shipping points that this will be great con.
venience. sd
Rev. R. G. Wallace was absent OF the bed.
side Of his father, in Logan county, but SER
vices were held yesterday morning at the
United Presbyterian church, conducted by
Rev. J. AshenhdBt, OF High Ridge. ~,
The Bellaire street railway company has
little 10 do, now that Arthur MeOlain has
leased the line. An organization has to DO
kept up, however, and three new directors
have lust been elected: D. B. Crafty, Dr.. r,
| W. Hazlett and Ernest Bentiield.
Rev. J. NJ. Kendrick, who has been visiting
the different towns OF this neighborhood
during the past week, preached at the Epis.
copal church yesterday. Communion SER
vices were held. Rev. Mr.. Monroe, the new
minister, will be here shortly otake charge.
| A large meeting OF the Turnersis to be held
here this coming summer, and the Belmont
Turnverein intend to entertain visitors in
good style. The present hall is not large
enough and preparations are now being made
10 enlarge 1t greatly. A meeting was held
yesterday afternoon. o..
The case Of Mrs McIlary againstJ. T. Mer.
Ger & Co., for $4,000 damages GU account OF
a fall from the staging OF the upper wharf.
boat will come up in Court Tuesday, and
another lot OF Bellaire people will dance at
tendance in St. Clairsville. Bellaire certain.
ly furnishes her share OF legal business for
the county seat.
| Hon. d. Wagner on Saturday introduced
into the House at Columbus, bill to autho-
rizs the Council OF Bellaire 10 issue bonds to
construct abutments and approaches To
bridge. The bill recites the fact mat the citi-
zens OF Bellaire have subscribed for the iron
superstructure for bridge over the Balti-
more l. Ohio railroad SO as to extend Belmont
street. and have means OF communication
between the upper aud lower portions OF the
city, provided the city will build and COM
pets the abutments and approaches. Az
this can only be done by the sale OF bonds,
they ask that the Council be authorized TO
issue such bonds not 10 exceed six thousand
dollars, in such denominations as Council
may determine, interest not exceeding six per
cent yer annum, payable semi.snnually, one
thousand dollars to be paid two years after
date and the balance In yearly installments
OF $1,000 until the whole Is redeemed, II
deemed proper an additional tax Of one mill
above all other taxes may be levied until the
whole Is paid,