The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-12
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BELLA1RE nAPpENINGs.
Matters ofIntercst in the Metropolis
OfBclmont County

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OfBclmont County
Property owners should begin to
think seriously OF selecting a capable
man for decennial appraiser in this
city, as well a. In other sections. II Is
an important work and should be done
by man familiar with values and who
understands something Of the trend Of
events as well as affairs. These APP
praisers are TO be elected this fall and
no nominations have yet been made,
except In some Of the rural townships.
The selection should be made by full
representation Of those interested
most. whether that be by mass cOn-
yentlon or by a primary, but 1t Is a
matter OF great interest to all property
owners.
Irve Baker Is the first man in this
section 10 ttresh his wheat, and he had
3l7 bushels from field supposed to
contain about twelve acres. This isfa
good yield and gives black eye to the
recent stories Of the crop being de-
stroyed by some kind Of a fiy.
The city council met last night and
transacted considerable minor business
besides passing the usual monthly
payroll. considering bids for new hose
houses, additional paving and specific
cations for new lighting contract to
be let this fall.
The projectors of the electric line to
run west OF this city, through st. Clairs-
vile and on out the National pike, are
meeting with success in securing rights
OF way and there Is a strong probability
that the line viii eventually go.
John w. Sanders, who was badly poll
soned on the Fourth Of July, while at
tending a picnic, was able to be out
yesterday for the first time. Both eyes
were closed, 80 badly was his face
swollen.
The members of the Mckinley and
Danford Colored club will meet at city
hall this evening. These faithful coll
ored voters win get themselves into
shape for this fall.
Fusner Bros. shows, one Of the great
est OF the small shows on the road.
have pitched their tent In the Barnard
commons and will show there the ball
ance Of this week.
The Buckeye Fishing club leaves this
afternoon for point near New Mar
tinsVille, where they Will camp this
season. The boys will float down in
their boat house.
The Belmont and Monroe Harvest
Home picnic will be held at Whites
grove on the 10th OF August. A num-
Der OF prominent speakers have been
secured.
Mr.. Michael Welsh and Miss Minnie
Whitney were quietly married Monday
evening by Rev. o. w. Holmes, at his
home. and at once proceeded to house
keeping.
The Harrison county central commit
tee unanimously endorsed General ID.
A. Holllngsworth as the congressional
candidate from that county,
Albert Bahra, who has been working
in New Castle, Pa. for several months
past is spending few weeks with his
parents In the Fourth ward.
Julius Schwob has begun work on
the business block which he is to erect
opposite the northwest corner OF the
public square.
Miss Ella McDonough, OF Newark,
arrived In the city last evening to spend
n week with Miss Oral Dickens, in the
Fourth ward,
A number OF Bellaire boys are ar
ranging for n hunting and fishing trip
down In Maryland, early In September.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith returned home yes
terday morning from Xenia, o., where
she spent two weeks with relatives.
A party Of young people from this
city spent yesterday at Wheeling park.
They drove out in PiCkett's wagon.
G. NJ. Grow. who has been spending a
few days with his parents here, left
yesterday for East Liverpool.
Miss Bessie Luke has returned home
from a two weeks visit with relatives
In Bnrnesville.
Miss Eva Low, Of Moundsville, is the
guest OF friends and relatives in the
First ward.
Miss Erla Stevenson, of wellsvllle, is
spending a week with friends In the
Fifth ward.
Miss Ella Wilkinson, of Beaver Falls,
Pa. Is the guest OF relatives In the
Fifth ward.
Mrs. f. e. Mooney, of woodsfeld,
was calling on friends in the city yes
terday.
D. A. Ward and wife are spending q
week with relatives In Toronto.
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