The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-26
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Down at BellaIre- Deaths Slight Fire.
Various Notes.

various Notes.
DR.. Satterthwait and wife returned satue
day morning from Fargo, Dakota.
James NJ. Reese and John Mitchell have
both returned to Bellalre with their families
The marriage Of Str. James Millisati and
Miss Matte lngler isannOuncCd for October
9th.
A child OF Fred s. Clinton died Of diphthc.
ria Sunday noon. Ills other children also
have the disease,
Mrs. Gifiln, Of Moss run, on Friday walked
three miles over the country roads. She II
seventy.four years old.
Office hours at the Post Office Monday ard
as follows From o A. ". until 10 4, Maand
from $50 P. NJ. until r. NJ
A literary society will be formally or
gan lied in the First ward Monday evening.
ready for the long winter evenings
The roof Of the rolling mill near the biueine
furnace caught fire Saturday morning, btit
tile blaze was seen In time to yield 10 q little
water.
Harvey BcaSle died Saturday morning, after
having been homo but q few days from Visit
In the country to avoid the diphthefia, III
which he died.
The Disciples Sunday School did not Com
mence its meetings on Sunday, but tile
Others that had been closed during tLe sum
mer reopened again Sunday.
There are complaints heard that probably
no one knows where to make with any effect,
Of the extOrtlOnate charges made at the Rose
Hill Cemetery for grave digging
Miss Emma ROckerslousen died OF Her
home In the First ward Friday night ofe
fever which had held her for weeks. and sic
was buried at Rose Hill Sunday afternoon.
There Is complaint made in some pattsof
town, now that an impression Is abroad OF
the diphtherias being better, that tlie oId
careleSsness Is shown by some In throwing
garbage in the alleys
Mr.. F. B. Westgate has told out his gnpcery
70 the MessrS. SClirunim, sometime ae0 ofthe
Checkered front Mr. We,tgatg came 70 Bell.
airc from Marietta five or ak years ago, aud
las been In business ever since
The Ionic and Belaire Lodges +. and A III.
and large number Of iriendsmet the fdfi6fai
OF General Hoge OF Rose Hill Cemetery sim
day about one o'clock. The full Masonic
ceremony was followed In an impFessiyefnAfi
ner. isi.f
The Cleveland & pitBbutgh depot was
draped on Saturday, unlfornleiy with ans
other depOts Vt the company, by men sent
out from headquarters. The engines tliat
took the excursion trains 10 Cleveland were
also neatly dfapedin mourning
Foot racing seems tO be epidemic The
boys have race or two every day FOR siifis
that are as big In tlieir eyes As larger sdnls to
older persons. Not all the foot races and
boat races have come oil, however, altstbeins
all arranged. Peter LOvejOy challenges VIM
Rouse 70 run him = oiie hundred yards race
on October 1st, for $40 side.
After a rttume OF the facts aud ptobsbiiilies
Of the judicial contest, the Lndepe,uie,igO Oi Saf.
urday ends with expressing the belief fliAt
Judge Okey will withdraw from the race n
Is said that whether he runs or not tb6fd wili
be the remarkable circumstance OF aIl iiie
Democrats writing their tickets at tho eioc
tiOn. The law i0fbids the printing Of f@dbt
name except regular party nominees. and MI
Okey being an independent cAhdidaielhild
Mf. Swaney only the nominee Of one C0tdff
there is no regular Democratic candidate
All those who wish to attend nenoflal
services on Monday will have an OpboftlhliV
to do 40. Rev u. 3, Dean will co1du6Ffila
services at the Disciples Cbufcb, pfeddfni
GatRelds own church. Rev. Heing4 Win
make an address In German al iiie Gefman
Church Rev. brown will conduct stfVit6s
IN the Second Presbyterian Church. Gtavri
Hill. A number Of our ministers are AWht.
and no doubt the Disciples Church Wlfi h =
looked upon AS the place for union iiiefiinr
The bells Of the city have been INT 81 6filt
for tOlling and will he tOlled Tor one E0ur
Monday, from 1880 until 9S0, aud m
the services ~