The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-10
BELLAIRE.
A Thousand Dollar Firo-Psrsoual and Re.
ligious GoSSip, etc.

hgious 0oaSlpl etc.
Ben Wharry will 80 to California for ,
The planning mill of Dubois d Mccoy Il
working full,
DR.. Mcclellan 10 at Gallipolis, where
his wife Is slck,
The Buckeye Building Association will
meet this evening,
The A. NJ, E. church had festival Fri,
day and Saturday nights,
Several more Bsllaire people are about
to move to western homes.
Miss Lucy Anderson, OF the steuben.
Vile Seminary, spent Sunday here,
James Mullen has resigned his place as
shipping clerk for Maripg, Hart ( Co.
Joseph Clements has been elected SILL
perintendent OF the U. P, Sunday School,
spangler Post G, A, R. Is arranging to
have the 29sh inst, observed as Decoration
Day.
g. P, stauver will attend the sessions OF
the State Pharmaceutical Institute at 90.
lumbus,
The funeral OF Thomas Murphy will
take place from St. Johns church this
morning,
-Four car loads Of gas pipe for the Natural
Gas Company's main pipes arrived here
Saturday,
The Louis A. Shirley brought up lot
Of pig iron, which was about all she had
for Bellairs.
L, G, Battelle Is to take charge Of the
Sunday School organized some time ago
at the old farmhouse.
The foundations Of the new buildings
for the Ohio Valley Foundry are finished
and the brick work begun.
V. T. Morgan Ia back from the West,
much pleased with what he saw OF the
country. He will remove to Kansas.
Rev. O. F. W. Hustedt has been sick
tor several days. There was no preach.
ing at the German church yesterday.
The B., z. 4 @. railroad and the steam
boats are bringing large quantities Of to.
bacCo here for shipment to Baltimore.
Luther Tarbet has bought from the
Pennsylvania Company the James house,
and 1t will be torn down for the material,
Rev, w. s. Thompson, Of the Ann Car.
michael church, Philadelphia, preached at
The First Presbyterian church yesterday
morning and evening,
James White Is back from Poughkeep.
sie. He and John Dunn both resigned
their places with the Poughkeepsie base
ball club on account ot the Jealousy Of the
others.
The funeral OF Rev. John Hattery took
place yesterday afternoon. He was buried
IN Rose Hill cemetery, The ministers Of
the city divided among them the exer-
cises at the house and at the grave.
There were many teachers here Sat.
urday. The county examiners held an ex.
In the Central school house.
Among those examined were number OF
pupils oil the high school who desired to
test their requirements.
Presiding Elder Louis Paine was here
yesterday and assisted in communion ser.
vices at the First NJ. L.. church in the
morning and at the South Bellaire church
In the evening, Rev. K. F. Keeler, Of the
First church, and Rev. l. s. Winters, OF
exchanged places in the morn.
Ing.
VIM. Hogan, OF Warnock. was put on
the retired list Of the D. & 0. Co., Friday,
with pension Of fifty cents q day during |
life. Mr.. Hogan has labored on the o. o. |
Division OF the B. & 0. for the last SO years
continuously, and 1t Is regarded as one OF
the most honest and respectable citizens
OF Belmont county.
The difficulty about an entrance to the |
Rose Hill cemetery has been adjusted.
Mr.. Oliver, who claimed strip OF |
ground between the gates and the public |
road and fenced the ground up 30 than an |
entrance had to be made around that part |
oil the cemetery, has been given another
strip Of ground in exchange.
About hali.past eight o'clock Saturday |
evening an alarm Of fire was given for the |
Third ward. The furniture repair shop OF
Louis Miller, In the rear Of A. 0. Mellott's
furniture store, had been set on FIRE by
the upsetting or explosion Of a lamp up.
stairs. Mr.. Miller had stepped across the
street TO buy some cigars when the FIRE
was discovered. The large crowds on the
streets helped 10 save all the furniture,
pictures, &C., down stairs, and the hose
companies confined the fre to the one
It's crowded neighborhood,
and had there been any wind half
dozen stables would have caught at once.
AS II was, the whole square was packing |
up ready to leave their houses. The loss |
on building and stock 10 about 81 900. The
stock was insured for $3.50 and the build
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