The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-10

Mrs. J. E. Mcvay left Tuesday mornipl
for visit Of several weeks at her father
home.
! "A dividend OF So per cent has been de
clared by Conrad Troll from the property
Of Anthony Sheets, of which he IS a.
signee. Another dividend of probably II
per cent will pnbably be made as soon nj
the affair is settled up.
There has often been talk Of making 4
test Of Bellaire's right to require a license
Of grocets and others who deliver tbeil
goods from Wheeling and Bridgeport BY
their own wagons. The Wheeling grccsrs
especially, keep wagons making regular
trips Two or three and more times a week
and they have slwsys paid no license.
Now Rhodes Bro.'A, Of Bridgeport, propose
10 test the question In The courts. The
liranPe acts as protection t0 the draymen
and expresmen OF Bellaire, fnt II goods
are shipped here by rail or boat they
would have the hauling OF them. A,
present they have very little Of this to do
as far as Wheeling ert cere are corcerned,
Lately there seems TO have been pre-
yailing In Bellaire, q w,eckleRs disregard
for windows. Large and small psnes have
been broken, seemingly without any mo
tive, and vet at times and in places that do
not suggest accident. Monday night a
glass at jennings store was broken.
with an object. $50 stoeies were lifted
through the opening, few at time.
Strangers are siill coming into our town
steadily. Two families caIe from Wheel.
ing this week, ay ~ VIZ ss
The erar jury will have presented TO n
The affair OF burning the Democratic sand.
and, II possible, those who did 1t will be
punished.
AL The members OF the Home Beneyo.
lent Society are requested to be present at
the first meeting Of the season, Wednes.
day afternoon, In the Presbyterian Church.
The upper part Of the ground occupied
by the old planning mill and lumber yard
Of Armstrong & Smith, will be the site Of
the new foundry. Work will he begun a.
once on ,be building, The b 4 q. switch
mp through our town bids fair to Be lined
thickly with manufacturing establish
ments. ir,y.t tlta 7'''ie'' 81
Miss Bella Thoburn has gone to Mt.
Pleasant, Jefferson county.
The west eide OF Union street has all
had It's pavement widened out on the
square above the bridge. The other side
Is being altered the came way. The tele.
graph poles have been set out 10 tho new
curb line.
The Murray store room, used as the
Fourth ward pnllirg place, has had the
surrounding sidewalk elevated.
tAcrowd was drawn to the banks Tues
ayeyening by the music OF band on the
Telegram.
The Benwood Gar field and Arthur clubs
gave US the view of n torch light process.
ion Monday at midnight. as they marched
up off OF boat on which they had gone
down the river to jolifca,ion.
The School Board, on Monday night ap.
pointed Mr.. r. II. McGregor to the yacan.
cy In the Board, cansed by the resignation
Of s. Fl. Lee, Mr., Harvey declining to take
the appointment. Mr.. McGregor will proba.
bly, dec ine alec.
Mrs. Oven Sherry died at her home in
Bellaire on Sunday, and was buried Tues.
day morning from her residence In this
place. Internant at Catholic cemetery.
She, was the relct OF Owen Sherry, well
known to oil citizens OF Bellaire.
A large album 10 10 he presented to tn q
best lady walizer at the "Happy Six" hall.
at Turner Hall, on Friday evening. The
best gentleman waltzer will receive gold
shirt pin, af .n-r j CT.