The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

"a AoS.ht &'oNb ANA HOSSlD lFULl
tho Glass City.
Thequcstion OF providi9e more money
to properly complete tho pixies now in
course OF construction is tho most in
teresting n now occupying the minds
OF the public, especially the tax paying
portion. Mcssrs. George M. Wise, /.
ii. Day and others who have personal
knowledge OF the character OF the work
from experimenting n portion Of it and
inspection OF part Of the balance are
heartily in favor Of the movement to
provide $4,000 moro for use this sum-
mer in putting more stone upon the
roads now made and finishing all Of
them, and it is argued that the addi-
t:onal stone on tho roads this spring
alter 4 winters use with only q partial
covering OF stone wilEsmake the pixies
that much better. Tie petitions will
be n%umerously signed; though there is
some opposition to allow any moro
money, nothwithstand Eve and a half
miles of tho system of pixies cannot be
stoned at all with the money now pro-
yided, and it is not likely these people
could be taxed for pike ii they don't
got it. There really seems to be no way
out OF providing more money to com
plete tho work.
Six councilman and five assessors are
to DO nominated ut the Republican
primaries to be held ON Thursday even
ing, in addition to selecting delegates
to the city convention, and all good Re.
publican citizens should be at the polls.
II there are any bad ones it is not i'm
portaut whether they attend or not.
Mayor MCGOWAN will have no opposi-
ton at the primaries in the selection of
delegates, as Squire Mason will take his
chances after, the delegates are chosen,
but for marshaLthcrci IS q great contest
between John Strobel, James Johnston,
Horny Bahra and Donald Mcdonald,
and the winner is not easily picked.
The contest Tor this place orershadows
all the other places. d. G. Shepherd,
in case OF a deadlock in the convention,
would take tho marshalship again ii
rendered to him; but the marshal and
mayor have not pulled together very
well and he is not making a fight for
the place.
1t has just leaked out that during the
athletic exhibition here last week a
fellow named Smith, from Martins
Ferry, put on tho gloves with Johnny
Aluth after the exhibition for q friendly
bout, but the clarct was drawn from
Johns nose and one Of his eyes black
ened before he seemed to realize that
there was a man behind the other
gloves. When ho did arouse from his
lethargy the friends of Smith gathered
him up from the floor all covered with
gore, but there WINS no moro spar in him.
1t was oozing out at his nose and
mouth.
Robert II. Williams, OF Brownsville,
Pa, and Miss Della Lowe were married
by Rev. A. &. Williams last week, and
ct tho same time the brides sister was to
have been welded to Sherman Noll, but
while Noll was preparing to como hero
from his Nebraska homo he accidentally
shot himself in the breast, and died OF
tho injury he sustained.
James A. Wells and S. j. Tappan,
formerly OF this city, but now OF Find
lay, have been sued by G. j. r. Mon
taguc, OF New York, for 500, 600 dam
ages for defamation OF character. Wells
6 Tappan are in the window glass
business and the suit grows out of
some boom deals with Montague.
The window glass men Of this city
have begun to talk OF consolidating their
interests and building o largo tank fur.
nacointho vicinity OF town. This would
necessitate the winding up of the bust
ness of each Of tho present companies,
and Is not likely to succeed soon.
w. D. Jones, manager of the lantern
globe works, is president OF the local
lodge OF the Order OF Ohio, and goes to
East Liverpool to-day to learn some par
ticulars concerning the order.
Quite a number Of families will leave
here this month with the Bellairo
Stamping company, which will begin to
move the machinery to Chicago about
the middle OF tho month.
Squire T. S. Mason has secured a pcn.
sion OF IS per month and $500 back pay
Tor Sarah A. Hudson, n destitute widow
in lower town. The children will also
receive 4 small allowance.
Col. S. l.. Mooney, president of the
Bollaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati rail-
road, and J. P. Spriggs, Esq, q promi-
nent attorney OF Woodsleld, were here
yesterday on business.
Chris Ref and Miss Susan Eckerbers
woro married on Saturday evening bv
Rev. I. NJ. Lano and lett yesterday for
Brilliant, where the groom owns o
crty and is employed.
James c. Hamilton and Miss Josie C,
Amber were married at the brides
home at Wcgee Saturday evening. Roy.
S. G. Collier oficiatcd.
The high school entertainment will
DO given Thursday evening OF this week.
IT is quite probable that you may
need the services OF u physician, some
day; but you can postpone the time in
definitely BY keeping your blood pure
and your system invigorntcd through
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Pre-.
vention is better t%hanrcure., D&w
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