The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-19
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
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} Miss Ada Clark Is in Newark, engage
in canvassing, and Miss Jeannette Rose
Is in the same neighborhood in the sam
occupation.
] Lyle Thoburn has secured position Ii
Wiley & Wetherald's.
A horse kicking furiously caused no Lit
tie excitement among the occupants Of
wagon on the square Saturday. 1. wa
unhitched and quieted.
Mrs. Mord. Nelson Is at Bethany
whittier she accompanied her mother
who has been here on visit.
The Greenback Labor party, not 10 be
behind hand, has organized In this place.
Patrick Whealen Is President, Gus. Har-
denstein, Secretary, and Ed. Stringer,
Treasurer. Mr.. Whealen will run for
council in the Second ward Tuesday.
It would take one with long memory
to tell when there was ever before
enough interest shown in ward primaries,
which are 70 select delegates TO help select
other delegates 10 elect still other dele
gates to the Republican Presidential Con.
vention, to make so much drumming up
OF voters. The primaries here meet We'd
nesday afternoon and already the Blaine
men and the Sherman men are drumming
up their respective parties, urging them TO
be on hand and secure delegates in their
own way Of thinking. The Blaine men
are confident OF securing majority here;
but probably Sherman men will be se-
lected In the First and Second wards at
least. The primaries are called for from
two 10 five o'clock P. n, and this time
should be all allowed for voting. No
one party should attempt to meet, rush
things through and adjourn.
A store key, apparently, was found at
the public square Saturday-making two
that were found that day-which the
owner can get from Mr.. John Dubois.
Leonidas CLARK, the Janitor OF the
Fourth ward school house, has given no.
tice that he will serve no longer than to
the end Of this month.
A subscriber TO the ISrEIIioRycRR, on
Guernsey street, has had his paper stolen
from his front yard four or FIVE mornings
in the last two weeks. And in the hope
OF the thiet's stealing this number and so
reading these lines, he requests him TO
please return the paper when he Is |
through with 1t.
De Witt Danford's family intend to try
rusticating in the country this sumner
all summer II they do not get tired Of
granger life before
Rev. John Hattery assisted Rev. CASTOR
in communion services at the Presby-
terian Church Sunday morning. Three
persons united with the church from 9TH
er churches, and seven on profession OF
their faith. Besides this number two
Others had Joined themselves to the
church since the last communion, three
months ago, but had died. Rev. CASTOR
announced his intention OF being absent
during this week and also Sunday next.
Probably there will be no services at this
church next Sunday.
Two young men in q skitf, with seine
too heavy for the boat, were put into the
river by the sinking Of tie skiff, Friday
evening. Fortunately both could swim
ashore, though 1t was not without great
efforts.
A magnificent ice.water set OF silver was |
presented TO John Bigelow, Saturday |
evening, by his assistants in the Baltimore |
and Ohio office and other employees OF the |
company mere.
A child OF VIM. siegel, a victim Of the
measles, was buried Sunday afternoon
from the First Ward.
A great many people were out enjoying |
the fine weather Sunday afternoon and
the pleasant breezes on our hills. The
rumbling thunder hurried many of them
home.
The Democrats oil the Second ward met
In convention, Saturday evening, to nomi. |
nate candidate for council TO fill the un.
expired term Of John Gallagher, resigned
The Democratic majority In that ward is
such as TO make the nomination equiva.
lent to an election, and SO there was quite
q contest for the nomination. The meeting
became very warm, and finally adjourned |
to this evening without making any