The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-14
IN THE VICINITY.
STEURENvILLE, MARTINS FERRY
AND BELLAIRE.
A Meiauge of Miscellany, Political, Per.
sonaf, Industrial. Religious and Gen.
eraI-Up. Down and Over the
River Happenings OF Recent
Occurrenee.-A Big
Budget OF
Briefs.
srEUBENvILLE.
Daily BulIefin OF Doings In "the Metro
polls of Eastern Ohio"

polls OF Eastern Ohio."
STEuBENviLLR, August 1S.
Correspondence Of the INTEL genoer.
Postmaster Frank O'Neal was marriet
last night to Miss Ella Fetrowe, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents, on Nortl
Fifth street. 1t was very quiet wedding
none but the immediate friends Of the
contracting parties being present. Rev
DR.. Grimes performed the ceremony, and
the attendants were Mr.. Reese Colbert
and Miss Annie Conley. A number o.
handsome presents were received.
Mr.Will Surls and sister Emma A. Surls
OF this city, left to-day for East Liverpool
and Beaver Falls, at which places they
will visit short time. They will then 70
to Pittsburgh, where they will visit short
time.
The knights Templar OF this city have
completed their plans for attending the
grand conclave at Chicago, and we venture
the prediction that very few command
cries will be prepared as they are to en-.
Joy their visit TO the Garden City. They
will have hotel all to themselves, where
they eau also receive and entertain friends
and guest, and they will also have corps
OF uniformed servants to attend to their
commissary department In procession
the Steubenyille delegation, with drum
corps, will number about ITO. They leave
for Chicago on Sunday morning at 1880
o'clock.
In our list oil names OF the members Of
the Young voters club, this morning, that
Of W. F. Wagner should be W. F. Wag-
ener. Mr.. Wagen er Is good Republican,
and we don't want to see him covered up
under another name. He has many
friends and acquaintances in Wheeling.
A very important meeting OF the Gar
field Club will be held tomorrow evening
at headquarters. Every member Of the
club should make it a point 70 be there.
Hon. Robert Sherrard left to-day for
New York and the East.
The Common Pleas Court held an ad-
journed session yesterday to confirm sales
Of real estate by the Sheriff.
Mrs. McGregor and daughter, Miss Ida
Sage and Miss Elvira 0'Neal have returned
from visit to Asbury.Park, N. ].
The infant daughter OF Michael Hig.
gins, on south Sixth street. was found
dead in bed this morning. 1t had been
left in bed asleep, and when Mrs. Higgins
went to see il It was still sleeping, she
found 1t dead. 1t had had touch OF
Group, and was doubtless strangled to
death.
Jefferson county was represented by but
one delegate in the late Congressional
convention at Cambridge. That delegate
was X. l.. Decker, OF the Gazette, and
Decker cast the votes, the county was en-.
titled to, tweuty-nine, as If he was used
to it.
The horse belonging to W. G. Forbes,
OF Upper Market street, ran of to-day,
breaking the wagon and injurlng little
son OF Mr.. Forbes, who was driving. The
horse started about the Pan Handle depot,
but the little boy held on until, on South
Sixth street, the horse ran into gasoline
post, breaking 1t down and throwing the
boy out OF the wagon. His foot caught in
the reins aud he was dragged about l50
feet over the brick pavement, giving him
several ugly gashes on the head. DR..
Stewart dressed the wounds.
The family OF Mr.. Thomas Sterling will
move from this city to Wheeling Island
next week.
The National Exchange and Jefferson
National Banks have entered suit against
the Auditor and others to prevent the
Auditor from putting on the tax dupli:
cate the amount at which their shares oi
stock are assessed. The National Exchange
Is assessed at Sl00 and the Jefferson Nat
ional at Sll5, both Of which are too high.
Readers OF the Intelli9encer in Steuben-
vile should not forget the Garfield meet
ing tomorrow night. Turn out, one and
all, and show where you stand.
ALwYN.