The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-02
BELLAIRE.
An Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.

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Mayor MCGOWAN had his working
clothes on yesterday and proceeded to
| deal out sentences OF fines and jail to
| offenders brought before him like a vet
eran at the business. August Berwin-
kle, for assaulting his wife, got $50 and
twenty days in Jail. Fred Lucas, for
stealing q big wooden bucket full oys-
tiers from Darby 0'Toole, got $50 and
costs. Frank Good, for stealing a game
cock from James w. Barr, got $50 and
costs and ten days in Jail. Alice Lover
2 who was caught with George Wash
/ ington Moore in a public place, was
sent to Jail, and Moore was allowed to
go home to his wife and son.
Rodefer Bros. magnificent new glass
factory is now completed and ready to
start as soon as some details are ar
ranged, and it is cheerful to note they
have a number Of orders to begin on.
Since the fire they have had part OF
their trade supplied by other factories
in this vicinity, and thus held a good
portion of it.
The st. Clairsville Presbytery will
meet at Bridgeport shortly to dissolve
the pastoral relations OF Rev. ]. A.
Donahey, Of GAINESVILLE, and dismiss
him to the Presbytery Of Denver. COL,
and to dismiss one minister, who will
connect with tho Episcopal church,
Rev. ]. Knox Bates.
Taxes have not been paid so far as
we'll this year as last, Notwithstanding
the fact that five per cent penalty must
be added, under tho new law, after the
10th. The people don't seem to under
stand that the law g a what It says,
but they will find it is not a Democratic
platform.
Cards are out for the marriage OF E.
W. Reid, the we'll known Bridgeport
nurseryman, and Miss Laura @. Spear,
Of Etna, Pa. The ceremony will take
place at the brides residence December
9th.
G. C. Walton, son of Lawyer James
w. Walton, OF GAINESVILLE, has been
appointed travelling passenger agent OF
the Central Railroad, OF Georgia, with
headquarters at Chicago.
The fire alarm on the Central School
building was sounded for a trial yester-
day evening, and it brought many peo-
pie out to see where the fire was.
The Young Mems Democratic club
met last night to reorganize. An effort
will be made to keep 1t alive at least till
all the spoils are distributed.
The county commissioners will meet
in regular session next Monday at st.
Clairsville. There seems TO be trouble
ahead for this board.
Circuit court will in this
county December Is, Judge Laubie pre-
siding, with judges Frazier and Wood
bury, assistants.
The members of the family OF ex-
Councilman Reed, who have been laid
up with scarlet fever, have all recoy-
cred.
Miss Ella Faupel entertained the
Young Peoples Working Society at her
home on Guernsey street last night.
Mrs. McKelyey, Of this city, has pur-
chased a brick hotel property in Cam
bridge, and will move to that place.
The recent election, with the Kanga-
roo ballot, cost this county Sl,9Ol They
come high under the new system.
Patrick Scahill, who was injured in
his coal mine about q month ago, is
still unable to be out OF bed.
The Mission Band held a pleasant
social entertainment at the residence Of
Rev. L. W. Barr last night.
Wiley Weeks and wife have returned
from a visit with their son, Ross Weeks,
at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Will Reed, formerly a mailer in the
Etna factory, is now clerking for Kaut-
man, in Pittsburgh.
j. A. Peddicord act s84 10 on the
McMahon's creek pike last month.
For a disordered liver try BEEcuAM's
PMS.