The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10
BELLAIRE
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,

All Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
the Glass City.
The Rtna glass works will probably start In
several BellaIrcItCs took in the Andes cxcnr'
sion last night,
The thermometer reached nearly the hundred
mark yesterday.
John Wagner Is fttlpg up u boiler iron works
az MingO Junction,
John Muth wants the purse to BIO $500 a side
II he rows with Hell,
This Is very hot weather for the nallers and
feeders at the nail works,
Mn, Alice Keys and children are visiting AnS,
Keys mother Ut Newark, o,
The G., p. pay car was here yesterday and the
boys are fixed for q few days again
Immediately after supper these warm nights
the seats In the park are all taken,
Deputy ShCrITM N, Scott, Of s.. ClRirsyille,
was down yesterday to see Bellalre In her gay
dress,
James Johnson, OF the Second ward, was over
come by the heat this week and was pretty sick
for u while.
There was q dissatisfied look on a great many
faces here yesterday morning when the nghI
news was received,
The nail works blast furnace hot blasts that
arc going NJ now require enormous lots OF brick
w wv hEAb lhNNANyf
II got too hot tor the railroad tic handlers ut
the river yesterday, and the men, leNFiUl' pros
tratlon, quit work.
Agreal many street iakiTs are taking aiIan'
tagO Of the big crowds aud docking here WITH
their different wares
A steam we'll drlllcr is ut work on another we'll
near the steel works, The company believes IN
good water for the men.
George G, Herring, q the Southern Pacific
Railway, Is In this vicinity, aud has secured some
nice shipments for his road,
A fancy decorated fishing boat, called the
Maud X. TuTnbull, will leave shortly for down
river points on u fishing trip.
The young man did some netting on the tight
rOpo again last night, aud this time his hat was
pretty well filled with ducatS,
Mrs, Rev T., D, Holt and family, OF Akron o.,
were the guests OF Mrs, MT z. llORo yesterday,
leaving In tho afternoon for the western part Of
the StAtc,
Tho pipe line men are still here, and arc 70.
celYlng pipe, and big gangs Of men are still ut
work along tho line, which Will soon be lniShed
from Glencoe TO Bellalre,
Monroe county Is shipping enormous lots Of
berries, several hundred bushels daily going
through here for Pittsburgh. There seems to be
an endless amount there,
Some IN town residents ARE kicking on tho
price they have to pay for paving, taying, they
could have gotten II dOue Tor u great deal less
than the price, 81 u u square yard.
An old lady on h0r way from Galveston,
Texas, got oil i Baltimore & Ohio train Monday
night and could not find a room at any Of the
Of the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad, let her
stay In the depot all night, She was u nice old
lady, on her way up the river. DcllaItc Is full
to Overlooking.
Louis Penn, Of near Quincy, has gone TO
JohnstOwn, Pa, to work, Mr., Penn will DO 70.
mann hARnn nv tho man WIN had Hnmn INmnRtiR
trouble recently. Some one mAllClously report.
ed his wife 10 have run away with another man,
Mr., Penn says there WAS nothing ~ that report,
but that that was the beginning Of hts troubles,