The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-30

power Ia putting the knife 70 the party's
throati LEXINGTON.
BE11AIRx LocA1s.-A new brass band
Is being organised.
Thufsday the regular term examina.
ton at our public schools took place. NO
school now until the sLh Of April.
Miss Ella Heburn entertained q mum;
Der Of friends at her residence, on Gravel
Nj. Thos. White has completed milk
wagon for ]. P. Ksyser, which Is model
Of beauty and neatness.
The lecture OF DR.. Rob. Norris was
we'll attended and very interesting.
Only two Of the committee appointed
by the Ladies Temperance Union met at
tie Office Of the Beilaire 4 Southwestern
Railroad on Thundly night, aud they
deemed Il advisable not TO put another
ticket In the Geld.
Repairing Of brass, wooden or town
clocks attended to with promptness and
neatness by P. P. sellars, 4l9 Belmont
street, three door below the railroad
bridge. All work warranted one year.
The investigating committee appointed
by Council consists Of Messrs. Henry, @.
s. s. Baron, Landkohn and Douglas.
They were busy yesterday examining the
books OF the Mayor and Marshal.
The report Of the Water Works Trus:
tees and Superintendent will be presented
at the next regular meeting Of Council.
It was an elaborate document and will
doubtless prove interesting.
81. Miller will receive In ten days the
largest stock Of dry goods, millinery,
Ladies' ready.made suits, Mems and Boys
clothing, hats and caps ever brought to
the city.
Afurther reduction OF the force at the
B. & o. shops is anticipated.
Mr.. James A. Wells, who has been at.
tending school at Beaver, Pa, Is Waiting
friends in the city.
A book agent, Ia the First Ward, was
bitten by a dog yesterday. The dog is
still living, and several parties went to
purchase him.
Notice to the ladies.-Miss Mamie
Rankin has taken charge OF the millin-
cry department In H. Miller's emporium
offashion, No. 33S Union street, Beilaire,
Ohio.
Mr.. John Tarbet will be an independ.
ent candidate for Constable.
Messrs. Jacob and Scott Heathering-
ton are ia Cincinnati on business.
The new wheels for the street cars, from
some reason or other, have not yet ar
rived, and only two cars are running at
present.
The temperance meeting at the Dis.
ciples Church night before last was ad.
dressed by Mr.. JEFF. Reed, Of Bridgeport,
Rev. VIM. Castor and John =. Tallman.
The annual election for officers Of the
Young Mems Temperance Union will be
held Ut City Hall next Tuesday.
The Republicans OF Pultney township
should sec to 1t that the entire vote is cast
solid for that ticket next Monday. The
big fight will be for the Clerkship, aud
Sol. Arbenz Is the man for the Office.
The ladies Of the Temperance Union
are making strenuous efforts TO establish
reading room, and one that will be self.
sustaining. Bellaire Is certainly in need
OF circulating library, and why not
establish one under the auspices oil the
Tenn perance UnionY OF course it cannot
be MADE circulating library at once,
but it will eliminate in one II the citizens
come up to the support OF the reading
room.
An Internal Revenue office is to be
opened in Bellaire, with Mr.. W. @. Bur-
gundthal, Of Powhattan, as Deputy Col
leotor.
Mr., John Raw, who has been quite i'll
OF y phoid fever, isconvalesoiny.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Camp, Of the
First Ward, were slightly burned from
their clothing catching FIRE yesterday
morning. Wedid not learn the full par
ticulars.
Mr.. Somehow, the Peoples Clothier,
yesterday received another large invoice
OF clothing, which he bought for cash and
which he intends TO sell at bottom cash
prices. We have space 10 quote only a
few OF the bargains offered. A good suit,
all lined, only S. IS; a better grade Of
suit, worth 81, only "a; q good Pembroke
wors,ed suit S. 90; u fine dress suit,
worsted, s7s5; good dollar working
pants G5c; best paper collars only 12c per
boz; 8 pairs socks 25c; calico shirts 22c;
three linen collars, warranted three'ply
linen, 25c; hats as low as 900. These
goods are no shoddy, but every garment
10 guaranteed as Represented.
n. SoNNEBoRN, 1872 Union street.
II. Roemer has Just returned from the
East with new and varied stock OF goods,
which he offers at the lowest cash prices.
Call and examine bis stock to secure bar.
The Sunday School lesson at the Dis.
ciples' Chuch Tomorrow afternoon will
be temperance lesson, taken from vari-
Gus parts Of the Bible.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle OF the Dis.
ciples' Church meets In the basement Of
that Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The "mum' social at the NJ. E. Church
next Tuesday night will be largely at