The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

BELLAIRE LOCAIs.--lt is with the
deepest and most sincere regret that VIC
chronicle the death Of Mr.. Samuel Price,
which occurred yesterday forenoon. Mr..
Price has long been an invalid, but has
faithfully served ut his post in the en-
plOy Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company. A short time ago he went to a
mineral spring in the central portion Of
the State, thinking stay there would be
beneficial. So II did not prove, however,
and Sabbath afternoon he was brought
home 50 i'll ami week that death was Ger.
tain. Ills wife and son came with him
from the springs, where they had gone n
very short time before. lie il sincerely
mOilrned by n large circle Of true friends.
Ills funeral will be in charge Of the odd
fellows.
The new ferry.boat which is to take the
place Of the old Here / AM" is com:
plGtCd and running.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
have Il strawberry festival in the ir
church this evening. The admission is
ten ccnts-samc rs II spelling bee.
There will be temperance prayer
meeting ut the Presbyterian Church at 4
o'clock r NJ. on Saturday.
Rev. CASTOR was in attendance at the
State Sabbath School Convention, at New.
ntk last week, mud reports the proceed.
ings as most interesting.
The ladies' Of the NJ. l.. Church, hold
another social in their church Thursday
evening.
The boya have great times stealing ice
from the wagons now. II don't gCem to
give them the chOliC, either.
lleathCringtOn's COrnct Band, Of this
city, have secured the engagement to
play at the bethany College Commence.
mcnt. They leave here tomorrow ut 10
A. ~, aud expect to be gone two days. II
is hard to find n band that can make bet.
ter mnsic than lIeatllcringtOn's. A mem.
Der Of the celebrated Great Western Band
once said that II wns his candid opinion
that with their Instruments llcathering.
tons Band would make better music than
they.
a. L. Wcthcrald, Esq. Superintendent
NJ the rolling mill, is moving into his
handsome new residence OH Gravel Hill.
lIcllairc may be proud Of thisl,ouSe, for II
has not its superior in the county.
Mr.. Miller, the probable future pro-
prietor Of the Commercial was in the city
yesterday again.
VS.. CUwcn, Of the United States Pen
sion Bureau, passed through town ycster-
day on his way to Darlington, Ohio, on
business for the Government.
'rnE assistant dispatcher at the d. & q.
depot Indignantly denies that the yard
men mistuok his nose for red light, but
il proud that they think his mouddchc
would answer for danger signals.
OSE Of n,ir Young men when he was
married didn't want to patroni1c tho
baker. lie said bread tasted ever SO
much better made by her dear hands.
This delighted her. But when she want.
ed scuttlc Of coal, and he suggested
that she get II, M the fire would feel 80
much better II the coal wns brought by
her dear hands, she was disguised. Wo.
men are so changCable.
lIOusEKEErERs are now troubled for
the want Of sumo means to dispose OF the
garbage, which ns tho vegetable season
progresses necessarily increases in guam
tity. We hope Council will take some
action upon this question Immediately.
The matter wns referred to committee,
but no report Inns yet been made. The
summer will soon be over, and prompt |
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