The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-15
BELLAIRE,

BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local Nows anu Gossip from
the Glass City.
Colonel Poorman, DR.. II. C. Kemplo
and Marshal Shepherd Represented the
Boilairc league club at tho state meet
ing at Columbus. By the way, there
are number OF lirst-class Republicans
here who never heard OF Mr.. Lewis
until he was appointed labor commits.
sioner, and although not finding fault
with that action especially, they arc
inclined to tho opinion that influences
have been against the candidacy OF
older Republicans here who are en-
titled to recognition.
Tho legislature has decided to hold
back the $1,000 liquor license or tax bill
and also the county prohibition bill
until the second session, which will
follow the campaign Of this year. Hun
drcds OF the larger liquor dealers
throughout the state arc backing the
$1,000 tax bill, but it would make con-
sternation in the smaller towns. In 4
town like this it will close three -iourths
OF them.
There is case OF alleged outrage re-
ported from Washington township in
which the parties implicated have here
tofore been highly respected. but us the
matter is to ,be investigated in tho
courts and only very meagre particu-
lars are ut hand, it is best to await tho
action of the Grand illry
Rodeior Bros. may conclude to utilize
the Gill furnace on the old Goblet works
site instead OF rebuilding their old place.
The insurance adjusters are at work,
however, and will notgct through be-
fore tho middle OF the week. Until
then nothing will be definitely decided.
There is some real estate changing
hands here, and it is largely due 10 tho
fact that some property owners desire
to turn their property into cash. There
are some sales, however, due. to desire
to secure homes by tho aid OF building
associations.
Z. c. Morris, member Of the grand
jury, spent Sunday at his home here,
the jury having adjourned over Sunday
without making report This indi-
Gates lots OF business before it this time,
as one week usually brings long string
OF indictments.
Isaac Shlemon, 4 native OF Persia, and
dressed in tho costume OF that country,
filled the pulpit at the Second Presbyte-
rian church yesterday morning and at
tho First church in the evening. He is
travelling in tho interest OF missions.
Tho splendid run at the Bellairc steel
plant was kept up all OF Inst week, and
the total output exceeded that Of the
| previous week by Jew tons, though
that was before the largest in the his
tory OF the plant.
The county commissioners are homo
from q trip to Pittsburgh, where they
went to inquire into tho cost OF lighting
the court house by electricity, and some
other things connected with that mat
| ter.
Yesterday was damp, wet, miser-
able day, and tho streets were quiet
enough to please the most puritanical,
but there may have been lots OF wicked
ness behind the screens.
| Charlie Wallace, the B. 4 o. clerk
who went to Newark last week to bring
q bride home with him, returned with
out her, but he says the wedding is only
postponed.
| Two Bellaire horses will be placed in
| the hands of experienced trainers this
spring and will be tracked the coming
summer. Ono is q PAGER. tho other a
| trotter
Emmett Pickett and Miss Annie Long
were married Saturday evening by Rev.
John Wirz, OF the German Reformed,
church.
Luther Flockinberry, boy about five
years Of age, was badly hurt by falling
upon fender at his home in lower
town.
John Davis will leave for Louisville
this week to remain until the apple
market relieves him OF q big stock there.
C.B. Knox, OF Barncsvillo, formerly.
OF this city, is likely to receive clerk
ship undor thenew labor commissioner.
Ell. Stegar, merchant tailor OF this
city, has been seriously i'll at his moth
ers in Wheeling and is still there.
Miss Maud Nicholson will go to Mt.
Vernon, where she has been employed
as q teacher.
{. Three hose companies will celebrate
anniversaries by giving oyster suppers
this week.
BLoop poisoned by diphtheria, the
grip, typhoid fever, scarlet fcvcr, etc,
is made pure and healthy by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 5 N 6 y
TIE proprietors OF Ely's Cream Balm
do not claim tito be q cure-all, but
remedy for catarrh, colds in the head
and hayicver. It is not q liquid or i
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