The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-24
HEIaHBoRHOoD SEWs,
nELtAnH.

Nj. Lysle Thoburn 4 homs from Meadyille
to spend his holidays
The Holiday Club will give ball at Turner
Hall Thursday evening, the 18th.
Mr.. D. E. Long will spend his Christmas
holidays here With Dr.. Kufz's family
Mr.. John Cossland, Of Belmont, has ac-
eepted a position In MGoullough's drug
store,
Rev. A, B, Wilson, of New comerstown,
will preacha at the First Presbyterian Church,
Sunday,
The funeral sermon Of Mrs. James Mar.
shall will DO preached at the Second NJ, Z.
Church Sunday forenoon.
@, ]. Mccullough has arrived home from
Columbus, where he is attending medical
school, tospend his holidays,
Some Of tho pupils in the public school
gave their pupils q Christmas treat before dis
missing them on Friday afternoon.
A stand has been erected on the Square,
near the foundation Of the monument, for the
speakers at the ceremony Of laying the corner
stone next Tuesday.
Many Bellaire homes will have Christmas
trees this year, The manufacturing eStab-
llshments have been running steadily and as
q general rllG our citizens have money
enough to enjoy the custom OF gift giving,
A concert at the Disciples church on New
Years eve has been regular thing for six or
seven years, but this season the concert will
be postponed till some week later, as the
recent meetings have occupied the.time OF the
congregation to such an extent as to exclude
preparation for a concert,
The grocery wagon OF Mr.. Thompson was
overturned on Noble street Friday morning
The horse, Just after being hitched for tile
days work, ran OF and galloped up the pave
ment until the lamp post ut Jacob KemplG's
and q store box brought the wagon to halt
and let the horse go on alone.
Rev. Brown, OF Gravel Hill, moved into his
new home, tho Parsonage adjoining his
church, this week. and was surprised, no
doubt very agreeably, on Friday eveningby
the members OF his congregation, who left q
large stock OF good things and useful things
behind them when they babe their pastor
good night.
An examination Of those teachers who de-
sire to teach the highest branches In the
schools OF the county was held on Friday at
the Fifth ward school house. On Saturday
the common branches will have their turn,
Rev. Alexander, oil st. ClRirsville, and Prof.
many teachers present.
Still another manufacturing company for
BellaiTe. The Lantern Globe Company IL
the name OF the new organization that will
use the furnace and machinery Of the Goblet
Works In tho Fourth ward. Tho Goblet
Works will do It's work with the two fur.
naces and recently enlarged buildings In the
First ward. Mr.. l.. A. Fletcher will DO the
general superintendent.
FREE CONTRIBUTION FOR THE HOLIDAYS
One pound OF choice mixed candy given to
every one by ]. D. Heinlein, proprietoro Of the
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, Bellaire, o.
During the next two weeks the above pres
ent will be given to the purchaser Of every
$3.50 worth Of goods.
Remember we do not expect to make this
up by addingextr profits, but will guarantee
to sell you good goods for less than any other
house In heCity. We take this method Of OK.
tending our appreciation to our customers
for their liberal patronage. Our slipper de.
partment Is immense. Remember at the
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, Bellaire, Ohio.
MARTINS FERRY
The Exchange and the Commercial banks
will both DO closed on Monday, the 10Th Of
December.
We are back to our usual state Of good
health, there being neither diphtherla or
typhoid fever In town at the present.
The Rev. DR.. George H. Scliodae, Of Colum.
bus, Ohio, formerly OF this place. and Miss
Mary DOrsch were married at the BRIDES
fathers house OH last Tuesday.
Mrs. James Martin, who had been SO severe
ly afflicted with dphtheria, died last Tuesday
from an absess formed upon her lungs, Mrs.
Martin WIS sister Of our postmaster Sam
uel Dean.
There Is to DO an oyster supper at the U. =.
church next Wednesday evening for tho pur-
pose OF having good social time. The so.
enjoyable affairs, and this one will not DO an
exception. "
The council decided at It's meeting Tues
day night that tho pavements that were not
down, where the parties had been notified,
should be put down by the corporation at
the expense OF property holders, and those
interested should take nSticC.
In addition 10 the list OF directors Of the
Wheeling & Lake Eric railroad, as published
in the issue Of the 22d inst, there are the fol.
lOWlnb WDO HOlu over, 10 WIZ joel WOOD,
Martins Ferry o.; Joseph Bell, Wheeling,
W. Va; d. E.Warlsworth, Wellington;MrOii.
YER Norwalk and John W. WiCkham, Jr,
Huron.
The Hon. ELI V. Cleaycr, who resides near
Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, and who represented the
people Of this district In the Legislature in
1876 and 1871, and was once representative
from the Jefferson county district, died at
his residence Friday morning OF typhoid
fever, and will DO buried to-day Saturday
at o'clock, at Mt Pleasant.
On Thursday, while It was raining, man
walked into Newland's store, and when Mr..
Newland and Mr.. Wagner were not looking
borrowed new umbrella and walked OH
with 1t, without waiting to say that hU was
obliged. Mr.. Newland was informed Of the
fact by boy who witnessed tho borrowing,
and Immediately sent for II. The party was
very much surprised that any ono would
think there was anything wrong about It, as
1t was taken by mistake, but, as he took the
paper covering off OF II before leaving the
store, the explanation was not quite salts.
factory.