The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-17
BELLAlRR BRIEFS
General News Notes from the Glass City
personnt Points. e. H

General News Notes from the Glass CITY
Personal Points.
Mine Inspector Love OF Canton, Is here among
tho mines and miners. tf
DIR, Den d. Morrison, OF Parkcrsburg, spent
Sunday with his parents
Mr.. @, Rodeier sold ten acres Of timber land
last week Just below town.
!. Farmers hcrcabouts arc doing some OF tho
Spring plowing between showers.
Report has It that the Bellalre nail factory will
start up again tho ast OF March.
Tom Nicholson, the ball PLAYER. has gone Into
the shoe business in the Fourth ward.
defect In the dynamo seems to DO tho causc
for no electric lights III some parts Of Inc town.
Mrs. Fannie Frlsel, who died ut her home
Friday night, was buried ut Clarlngton yestcf'
day,
Joseph Crow, OF Rose Hill, was taken suddenly
sick Oh Saturday aud has had several hemor'
images OF the lungs since.
Ills Mis-. Richardson, OF Pittsburgh, aud not a
Mrs, smith, OF that city, who Is the guest OF MIS-
CO., Mercer. she Is Mrs. MERGERS sister.
Postmaster Darrah Is In the South and on his
arrival herr will likely be met by a Ioodiy
crowd with petitions for the chief clerEship.
The Kidd mines, lust west OF herr. have been
badly damaged by what Is known rs tho "crecp."
William Stcrrite Is In Martlnsburg Oh business.
Charlie Rosscr tore the stack Of the old Star
plukN uOukC tlOWu lHtk WtCk. nun w
DO u,cd, although the stack has stood for years.
Mrs. George Wes,lakc, formerly of this city
but now Of Stubcnsvillc, Is lylngvery low vt her
homo there. A cancer Is the cause OF her
trouble.
Col. c. l.. Poorman continues to improve
slowly and It Il now believed that hc Will pull
through all right, us he has avery strong CON
stitution.
Adam Wagner, OF the Fourth Ward, Is candl.
Int n fnr Com As sinnpF md Will make IL
warm Tor some OF bis opponents As bis friends
are legion here.
An infant child Of A. L. Sullivan, Of tho wes.
tern Union office here, was buried Saturday.
Mrs. sullivan Is lying quite i'll and fears arc
entertained for her recovery.
The crook. George A. Cook, who was brought
from Pittsburgh last week on tho charge OF
breaking into Cohen & Co.'S store here, pleaded
guilty aud was given eighteen months In the
"pen." .|I-.n, HaH
Fiom all reports Bellaltc's glass factories arc
doing better thun those located III tho gus fields.
| Here they Rrc working full time md geulng rid
OF their ware, while II Is said that only two and
| three days arc being made at the "gas burg FAC.
| tories.
A Monroe county man, whose named was not
| learned hauled 10 tho lookup IN u wagon on
saturday. 20 was so drunk he could not tell
his name, and had TO be rolled up the skids Into
the wagon like barrel. lie was fined the usual
500 and sent home.
| Farmers living hcrcabouts have been greatly
annoyed by rnts during tho past season.. The
high waters In the creek arc snid 10 have driven
the rodents 10 tho high land, where they have
burrowed and enawed holes In all directions
and stocn provisions from right under the
owners noses.
The little boy Tommy Glare was taken 10 The
Reform school. ut Lat caster, last Saturday. On
his way TO the train he took fearful leave OF MI
his old chums, saying he woul Id never sec them
again. lie has little sister here who declare,
she cannot aud will not stay here with hel
drunken mother. Some charltable.ininGcd
people should look up this Gaze.
The revenue from the Bellairc postoilice the
past year lacked only 500 OF being the amount
necessary to secure carriers and the fee deliver,
system. The carriers will probably be sccurct
dnring this administration. The end desired
could have been obtuincn this year II all tht
business men would buy their stamps at home
Friday night for the third time In com
paratircly short period. IL large boulder wa,
thrown through the pnrlor window OF the houst
occupied by Dominick GRllaghe. and owned by
Owen Mehan. Gallagher Is u quiet, inonensiyt
man aud the motive thnt incites these outrage
upon him and his family cannot te understood
The stone thrown through the window wcighet
twenty-five pounds and striking the center sasi
II carried out NIL the lights and went CRASHING
through the blinds striking the wall on thu
other side OF the room. Had the stone strucl
one Of the family II would have killed him In
stantly. @ p