The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-06
BELLAIRE
All Sorts Of Local New. ami Gossip from
the Glav CITY.


All Sorts or Local New. ant Gossip from
the CLAW CITY.
Tha Belmont County Harvest Homo
plcnlc ut Stewards grove. Is always the
ono that attracts the great crowd In
this county. It h never held until tho
harvest Is over and tho farmers have
time TO spend Il day mlngllng together
In a social way, 1t viii be held this
year on the Goth OF August. Hon. Lu-
ronSo DanfOrd, congressman from this
district. and his competitor, Mr.. II. II.
MClNadden, Will he present, and give
short social talks, md General a. J.
Warner may be present Ia make q NON
political address, Mrs. jennie L. Grove
Will contribute u poem written for the
occasion. A bridgeport Quartcttc will
furnish the vocal music and Il cOrnct
band the instrumental, \ good time Is
expected,
The postal authorities have been cut
ting down the expenses Of that de-
nartment Ivy reducing the salaries Of
clerks. In the Rellalre p0stOfflcc
where the receipts for the past year
exceeded $4,000 for tho first tIma In
the history OF that office, the authorities
Raw NtFV l'NhN illloNNl III NV NtAa'N VI sluN
In his salary, but cut 5000 OF the allow
ancc for the poorly paid clerks. The
same rule II applied to other offices. It
Is the clerks who do tho work who
get less pay:
T. T. King. a former dry goods mcr-
chant " this city. who had been In
years. has finally failed completely,
IIn Ind hnnn InInp "a lnglnp htuinAaH
for some time.
a few BellaIrc people went out to
Wilson'S grove yesterday 10 a farmers
picnic there, A great many went out
20 Epworth park, where the assembly
programme was commenced yesterday
evening,
II, II, Brown has closed his harness
store here and will move with his fam
lily to New Brighton. Pa, where his
o n Will engage in the jewelry busI-
ness.
John Ney. the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh ticket agent. and his bride. have
returned from their wedding tour OF
several weeks.
Mrs. r. c. Meyer and her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Clark. OF st. C~iaIrsvllle,
are home from a pleasant stay at Mt.
Lake Park.
Miss Mary Shannafclt has returned
home from a visit with friends and rel
atlves at IIarper's Ferry. and Wash
inSton.
f. D. Meeks, n former school teach
er In this city. but now attending col
lege at Columbus, Is visiting in the
city.
Perry and Thomas Cummins will be
home tomorrow to visit their parents,
after attending college at Washington,
PA.
Miss Mary Myers returned to her
home yesterday. on Wheeling Island,
after visiting Miss Emma Malcolm.
William Wassman and family came
In from Bethesda yesterday. after
spending ten days there.
Rev, Q. W. Holmes and wife went to
Bethesda yesterday, to remain for the
assembly meeting.
The colored base ball team, Valley
Stars, played q colored team at Cam
bridge yesterday.
Miss G, Moore. OF Wellsburg, Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. J. W. Cooper In
the Fourth ward.
j. W. Howell and ]. NJ. Boyd. Of this
city. will 20 Into the produce business
at Pittsburgh.
Miss Laura Hoffman will entertain
friends this evening at her home In the
Fourth ward.
Nose HerzberS has rrturnesl = 10
Buchel. Ohio, after visiting relatives In
tho city.
Mr.. Edward Reb1, the Bridgeport