The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-16
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELI.AiKE.

The goblet works chimney has been
built up a great deal higher, the upper
part having perpendicular sides.
The Metropolitan restaurant, on Union
street, has ingeniously arranged set OF
palm'leai fans on long shalt so that four
fans turn about over each table. tanning
the guest and keeping of the flies. The
power is applied in back room out of
sight.
The father Of Mr.. O. Brown, the Guern.
sey street grocer, was buried Thursday,
from his late home in West Virginia.
The American Union telegraph Office
hes become settled thing on Belmont
street at s. o. Hamilton's drug store.
Hoffman 8 coal works in South Bellaire
has been laboring under difficulties from
not being able to get high enough with the
coal to screen 1t. Mr.. Hoffman has lately
bought some lots across the street and
now has obtained the permission OF the
Council to his running tracks across the
street.
Mrs. John R. Robinson died at her
home few miles out the creek, Wednes-
day forenoon. She will be buried at Rock
Hill Cemetery Friday forenoon, at 10
o'clock.
The Council repeats its offer to the B. &
0. Railroad as follows: II the Company
will repair the Union street bridge, ma
king the sidewalks the width OF the pave
ment, and build bridge with similar
sidewalks at Belmont street, the city will
keep both bridges in repair hereafter. At
present the Company Is bound to keep in
repair the Union street bridge, which, just
now, is under condemnation as unsafe,
City Hall was lighted up Wednesday
evening, put, although little groups gath
cred and looked in the windows, no one
went inside and no railroad meeting was
held. Some OF our citizens perhaps a
considerable number-do not think It
good movement, and did not wish to aid it.
Complaint il made that the hutchers do
not get around to the houses with their
meat until nearly or quite dinner time.
Let all who have cause to complain Inn
mediately hunt mp and sign one OF the
petitions that are distributed about town
asking Council to change the market
hours. Then the butchers can start on
their rounds at O'Clock instead of 10.
Some more private sewers are on the
tapis.
Mrs. Simpson, of steubenville, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robert Chisholm.
An eighteen months old child of Mr..
Bridgeman. living on Belmont street, was
run over Thursday morning in the alley.
A number OF children were about huCk-
ster wagon that was standing still and
the driver in starting was careful to warn
away all be noticed. The child had hold
OF the wheel and was thrown under it.
The driver discovered it; but stopped the
horse so suddenly that the wheel went
back again over the child. It's knee is
badly cIushed and leg aud elbow bruised.
Enfield Hoge, Of Burr's Mils neighhnr-
hood, is looking up bis chances Tor the Re-
publican nomination for County Recorder.
Enfeld has made a reputation here and
elsewhere as an excellent penman and
books eeper.
Samuel Klolz, who used to be well
known here six years or 30 ago. has re.
turned from his stay in the Vest, and will
open hat store in Muth's corner.
Mrs. N. Zi;zman aud the ST Johns
choir will give concert at CITY Hall Fri-
day evening. There will be vocal solos,
duets, &C.; cornet solo, by 7. O'Maily;
concertina solo, O. Foster; flute sole, &.
Turnbull, and music by the orchestra.
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