The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28
BELLAIRE.
Allsorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the GLASS City,

AllsOrts OF Local News aud Gossip from
tho GLASS City,
Tho tax inuuisitor OF this county, W.
s. Bowman, while at st. ClairsYille the
other day was given a pointer about a
druggist in that town, and going into
his store during the absence OF the pro-
prietor lWho knows tho iuquisitor) he
called for q bottle OF beer. The clerk
produced the desired package, and tho
inquisitor straightway went to the au.
ditor's office and placed tho name OF
the druggist on the list OF saIoonists
and gave him notice to pay the Dow
tax. twas paid,
The friends OF Miss Amelia Matt, the
young lady who so mystorioualy disap'
peared here after her visit at Wheeling,
have found no trace OF her at all. The
Woodsfeld Gazette says; "She was en-.
gagged to Prof. Lieuellen at the time OF
his death, and has been melancholy o
considerable part OF tho time since his
death. 1t is believed that she has Sim
ply taken up her abode in some I'M
known place, in order to DO entirely
separated from the scenes connected
with her grief"
Albert j. Clifton and Miss Mary B.
Hopkins were quietly married at tho
Clarendon hotel in ST. Clairsville
Wednesday evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Robert Alcxan.
der, Of st. Clairsville, after which sup
per was served at the hotel and tho
wedding party returned to the newly
erected residence Of the groom on Rock
Hill, which had been previously fur
nished for the occasion.
Judge j. B. briggs was chosen vice
president of the Ohio State Bar Associ.
alton at its meeting in Put-in'Bay and
j. W.. Hollingsworth was selected as
vice president OF the state association
Of prosecuting attorneys, that met at
the same place. Thus Belmont county's
distinguished officers attract the atten-
ton OF the state.
The contents OF tho saloon of Harry
Beall, recently attached by Constable
Richardson, we're sold yesterday and
including two barrels Of whisky, each
containing 20 gallons, the total sales
only amounted to $l53. 1t doesn't take
much TO run a saloon when the Dow
tax ia paid.
Among those now attending the
Worlds Fair from this city are Col. Da.
yid Rankin, the three Bowers boys, 10.
seph Colbert, W. =. Carroll and family,
@. NJ. Weyrick and sister, Miss Ada,
Miss Potts, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Sanders,
Captain Jones and j. NJ. Maring.
William A. Lilly had n watch stolen
and Charles McDivtH was arrested for
stealing it, but thoy failed to fasten the
blame on him and he was released. This
is the second time in as many weeks
McDivitt has been charged with this
kind OF offence.
All the grocery-keepers in town meta
boat on its way up the other day to cap.
turo its cargo Of blNckberries. 1t had
on board twenty-five buckets, but twenty
of them we're consigned to one OF the
preserving companies.
Hon. L. Danford. Hon. J.. W. Nichols,
J. W. Walton, esq, L. 4. Petty, ESQ.,.
and w. R. Talbot, esq, all Of this county,
IRE on tho programme for addresses at
the coming Pennyroyal reunion at Fair.
view.
Ex.shoriF o. E. Toulko and Miss
G. Miller, daughter Of Morris v.
Miller, u well known O. & p. engineer,
will be married on the ninth OF August,
at tho brides home on Gravel Hill.
There was a splendid turn out OF Odd
Follows hero yesterday to go to BeaIlB.
vile to attend tho dedication OF q now
hall there. The American Mechanics
brass band furnished the music.
Tho new pension examiners have re.
ceiyed their commissions and at tho
meeting OF tho present board next week
the formal transfer OF the business will
DO made.
The lawn fetc at tho residence OF Rev.
D. W. Chandler yesterday evening was
avery enjoyable aud profitable oCca.
sion.
Sidewalk paving is being laid in this
city at forty.fvo cents per square yard,
the cheapest evor known.
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PAINTING the town rod means head.
ache in the morning. Simmons Liver