The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-21

BELLAIRE ITEMS solemn cere-
monies which unites two hands and
hearts were performed last night OF the
Globe House by The Rev. HOLSTER assist.
ed BY Mr.. Rodgers Of this city. Mr.. FL.
bert Harris, Of Paris, ILL.,, and Miss
Lucinda, DunIeG, Of Pultney Township,
being the happy pair who took upon them:
selves the silken bonds which made the
twain one. Not being posted on the
mlnutia Of bridal costumes we can only
say that the bride looked very pretty In.
deed, and may peace and prosperity be
theirs through lie. After the departure
Of the whIte crduats q lot Of the young
folks got up q dance, and had a Jolly good
time Tor an hour or two. Zske was
dressed for the occasion, In fact better
dressed than we ever saw him; he had on
a five cent paper collar, but he done
everything 10 make the folks feel good,
and as he said "go In and enjoy your
Selves" from what we could see and
participate IN, you can bet on 1t we did.
AS We write the Episcopal Festival Ia
gong on and promises to DO q complete
success. We sincerely hope their most
sanguine wishes may he accomplished and
that the eXchequer Of the church may be
much the better from this effort on the
part Of the ladies. It Is the intention,
to have the festival continued to morrow
night and most enjoyable time Is ensured
10 all those coming, Only ten cents ad.
mittance, and what Is dime where q
good time Is certain.
Prot Weber and class left the city for
MOundsville last night TO give q concert
In that place, We wish them much sue
cess and filthy lucre.
Mr.. s. j. Alexander, ono Of the EN-.
yloyees in the Rolling Mil Is at present
confined by sickness, hopes are entertained
Of his speedy recovery to his wonted
health.
Mrs. Barnard, OF Gravel Hill, who fell
from step ladder short time since, In.
juriDg herself severely, is recovering
rapidly.
Yesterday afternoon young gsmin
named Rock entered Rodewigs bakery
and made free with the till 10 the enor-
nous sum OF twenty cents. Mr.. Rodewig
happening In during the commission OF
the act, arrested him and he Is now en-.
Toying the soft mattress and doWny pill.
lows Of the Hotel dc Rowles.
A young man was arrested last night
for trying TO create disturbance at Stro.
ble's saloon, and now his noble form Is
resting in the cslsboOse.
We are sorry to hear that our old friend,
Samuel Day, Esq, who was so badly in
jured three or four weeks ago, Is not re-
covering as fast as could DO hoped for
His age, together with the very preva-
lent hay asthma, are not only retarding
his recovery, but grave doubts arc en-
teriained as to the ultimate result Of his
case.
Ono Of the brakeman In the B. s. O..
R. Il yard at this place, while coupling
cars last night, by some means or other
his hand was caught between the bump
ers OF two cars, and the first and second
fingers were mashed of. Prompt medi.
cal assistance was had. We have since
learned that the young mans name was
Felix Small.
The beautiful SNOW" began 10 fall yes.
terday. We saw some flakes almost as
large as grain Of corn.
Walter Briggs, the youth creating the
disturbance al Strobles saloon on Thurs
day evening, was fined IS and costs.
Rock, the boy who was detected in the
act of stealing from Rodewig's money
drawer, was fined 50 and costs.
Sheriff Cochran was around town on
Thursday. He was inquiring the cause
Of non.attendance at the entertainment
given by Judge Chambers the other day.
Two or three wagon peddlers were in
town yesterday. They looked hearty.
The auction bills were on tear yester-
day.
The reason that the Episcopal Church
had no festival last night was that they
sold everything they had on Thursday,
We understand they cleared about 500.
We want those persons who don't want
something said about their bitches, to
clean them out. II they don't, VIC will say
something about them il We get shot for il.
A man was around yesterday selling
safes. For our part we hav'nt enough
money to buy one, let alone the idea Of
having some left to put in it.