The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-11
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
STEUBENyILLE.
The Soldiers Reuniou-B Business Notes
and LaeaI Matters.

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The Soldiers Reunion business Note
and Laeai Matters.
sTEUBRNyILLE, August 10.
Special Correspondents Ot the IntellIssnesr.
One would almost suppose we were OF
the eve OF another grand reunion like tha
Of last year, from the appearance of the
streets, as numberless men are seen there
on bearing on their coat lapels printed
evidence Of the fact that they had served
in the noble army which fought for the
preservation OF the Union. Last night the
Sloan'sStation delegation, with their band
came down on the Pittsburgh and Cleye'
land road, going ont on the Pan HANDLED at
l o'clock this morning to the Columbus
reunion. Some few Of our own citizens
left on the same train and on the one later,
but the crowd waited for No. 10. In all
there were l64 citizens OF steubenyille left
for the reunion. Two bands and the Steu-
benyille drum corps enlivened the air last
evening, and company Of militia paraded
the streets.
We heard OF scheme mentioned to in.
duce the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany 10 locate an office in the centre Of the
business portion OF the city, with day
and night operator, leaving one man to
tend to the railroad business at the depot.
We have no doubt but that II some OF
our business men would push this thing
Il could be accomplished, as We certainly
need better accommodations in the way OF
telegraph.
The Steubenville Pottery Company has
sunk two inch pipe TO see II they could
get water. At the depth Of SS feet, and in
less than days driving, they struck ap,
parently an endless supply Of good water,
and 1t Is thought that by sinking six or
eight inch pipe they can get enough 10
run them. This would save them about
500 4 year.
Bernard McCaHrey died this morning at
quarter past seven o'clock. In our dis
patch OF last night we gave as the cause oi
Mr.. McCafrrey's illness an appoplectic
stroke, but we find later that he was over.
come by gas while at work laying brick
at the furnace. The funeral takes place
at $50 tomorrow morning, from his late
residence in the Sixth ward.
A wedding took place at the o. S. House
this morning, wherein Mr.. Lewis Potts, OF
Monroe county, and Miss Matte Upton,
Of this county, were the high contracting
parties.
Another wedding is on the tapis, and
will take place on North Fifth street on
Thursday. The groom is rather promi-
nent government official Of this city. 1u
advance, we wish them all the happiness
imaginable.
The Garfield and Arthur Club meeting,
on next Saturday evening, should be al.
tended by every member. There are al
ways q great many present, but there can't
be too many. Come ont, one and all.
J. X. Wilson, Of the firm Of S. B. g.
Cork & Co., Of Baltimore, is in the city to-
day. He leaves this evening for Bellaire.
I've wish much joy TO Mr.. J. N. Russell,
our city bill poster, formerly In the news
paper business, and Mics Helen Riddle,
OF Lagrange, who were bound in the holy
bonds OF matrimony this morning at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents in La
grange.
Miss Mary seybold, of South Third
street, left this morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. Jas. Sterling, Of Maroa, Ill.
Miss Sallie Gregg, neice OF Col. Hugh
OF your city, leaves the city Fri.
day, on visit to the family oil Samuel
OF Carrolton, Ohio. ALwYN.