The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-09
BELLAIRE,
All Sorts of Local Nows and Gossip From
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Local Nows and Gossip From
the Glass City.
A. Klotz Is In the East.
Colonel PoOrman Is home from Columbus.
Nm. James Mckinley, OF Chicago. b ia the city
Ms, Martha Dsrrah, OF st. Evansville, is in the
city.
Mrs,w. P. Wilson. Of the First ward Is at Burr'l
F, T, Seals aud vile arc havluga lnc time in tho
South.
Tom Stevens and William Reed are IN Pitts
buRh,
Miss Eta Huth has returned from visit to the
far Welt
Nj. $, GressIpger, who has been sick, is able tc
Nj; E G; JeGeyH Of the Grafton sentiDet, was In
The city has s2sIOOo street improvement bonds
advertised for sale,
The Christian Church will DO ready for occu.
pancy next Sunday.
James B, DArrah weut to Columbus yesterday on
the crossing case again.
J. n, MArIng and several others will go to Call.
iornia the last OF the month.
Nj Hamilton, the sewing machine man, Is talk.
Ing Of going to San Diego, Cal.
seyenl BellAire glaSsworkers arc at the North,
wood factory In Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Henry West and son. oil Fort Peek, Wash,
IIgtoa Territory, are In the city.
Rev. Father Gull IL no better, and his friends arc
afraid that he will hardly get we'll.
Tho Lantern Globe company is making large
shipments TO the New England States.
There were services at the Episcopal church yes
terday morning but none in the evening,
Quite large number OF tickets have been sold
for the Montehore hop the last Of the month.
There Is talk OF new bank In Flndlay. D. B.
Crafty and othes formerly OF this city are starting
The Grau opora Company did rushing bust.
ness here, The houEe WAS crowded again Saturday
night.
The wenner Cadets her. have received lot Of
nice, new and bright firearms, and are very proud
OF them.
Rev. A. b. Williams preached In the morning a,
the First N L church, and Rev, L. +. Keller In
the evening.
In NIL probability Col, Baron will remain here
and m lnliactuTe his patent dinuerpAi there Is so
much talk OF.
Tho stones and curhing that were going China.
wards Of the corner Of Thltty.lith aud Belmont
streets, hETe beeu reclaimed.
BILLY Rerbaugh, formerly with Wheat & Naylor,
Is travelling In his own Interest now, and for his
own house was down last week.
Bridget Burns, Of Guernsey street, who keeps
saloon and Il ALLEGED to have been selling TO
minors, hiss been recognized 70 Probate Court.
Rev. " f. McGlRughlin has returned TO Bellalrn
from Michigan, and preached ln the U. p church
70 his new change yesterday, both morning and
evening.
The next novel attraction Will be ct city hall In
Ghape OF "eOrn" social mush and milk, and
everything edible In the shape Of corn aud corn
meal Will be the bill Of fare.
George Anderson went home sick 10 81. ClaIrs.
VILE not long ngO His many friends here Will be
glad 10 learn OF his Improvement. He will be able
TO b. back az his post again soon.
The BellRlre Fire Department boys were ali loud
IN their praises Of the hospitality Of the Martins
Ferry people Saturday al their jubilee and did moi
talk OF anything else all day yesterday.
The total enrolment Of school children to date
Is l7C3. Miss Potts, one OF the teachers visited the
MoundsvIlle schools last week. MIS- Hogo and
Kiss Blttelle visited the Bridgeport schools.
The ferry bOsk here blew out a cylinder ycstar
among the boat men aboard. great crowd col.
lectcd on the river bank 10 sec what had happened.
No one was hurt.
The upper wharf boat was brokoa from her
moOT!ngs By the rapidly rising river Yesterday
morning, and struck the irSt pier Of the B. & d.
pleiely dem olihed.
BellairO Eucampment No. 10, !. o. o.F, hasin.
stalled the following Officers: ~. L. Tarbet O. p;
James W. tOtbett, II. r.; John Peauon, 8, W.;
John 4. EDDY, }. w: George Kerr, Treasurer; o.
IL DankWerth, scribe; George Odbert, o. b.; John
j1urned TO Kern's restaurant and were Oiled up on
oysters All had good time.
The Bellaife Nail Company has been experienc.
Ing some serious trouble, the cindeT banks along
the river being on Ore. Part OF the forge depart.
ment had TO be torn down last week. They arc
u lolidly IN hopes OF snothorlug the Gre. There
is hopes that II tho river rises high enough Tho
cinder bank dreS at both the BellAlFe and BenWood
mills viii be drowned out