The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28
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News,
Dr. oampbell, Of UniOntoWn, was In
town Wednesday.
The tomato crop hereahouts IL likely 10
DO . very poor one.
A child OF William McLAin's was buried
Wednesday afternoon.
There was NO meeting Of Council Tues
day eventng-no quorum.
D. ]. Murray and family leave Thursday
for Cleveland, Niagara, etc,
Mrs, James Il. DGrrah and Miss Minnie
are Waiting friends at MorristoWn.
The saWmil packet, Tuscan, is lying OF
the lower landing, sawing . ins lot Of
walnut boards,
]. h, Beam, O young man Of "a years,
died at his home on Gravel Hill Wednes.
day, OF consumption.
George LAndkrohn was thrown from biz
horse Tuesday evening by Q dog running
under the horses feet,
The Glass Oily Grove Of Druids viii
hold Q meeting Thursday evening, and al
are urged TO b. present 70 attend to impor'
tant business.
Mr.. Barney Daughsrty died at his home
on Gravel Hill, Tuesday night, BE wa
in his sixty.thiTd year. he was buried
from 81. Johns Church Wednesday alter
noon.
At the Republican County Convention
10 be held at st.. 0lairsvill6, August 10th
Bellalre 10 entitled to ten delegates, or tex
votes ~ It might be hard to cut q delegate
in two. The First wsrd,li vote jsscond,l!
Third, 2; Fourth, 8; Filth, 2. PultneS
township will be entitled to s votes Also
The whole number Of votes will BIO 81
Belisire, therefore, will have o~ne.seventt
Of the strength Of the convention.
H. Rosmer will begin the building Of Al
elegant dwelling Monday morning, on thu
corner OF Guernsey and T~hiTty.aixtk
streets. Westlake'a shoe shop, which il
now Standing on the lot, will be- moved
over to Philip Brailly'S. The history o
this shop would DO Q history Of the growth
Of Bellairei for 1t has been moved Q greR
many times, always retiring ahead oil the
advancing houses 10 vacant lots in morI
retired parts OF the town.
Two rumored cases OF attempted suicide
were set down for Bellaire Tuesday night
both having occurred some days ego, bu
one, that Of Q woman In greatly reduced
circumstances, was denied. The other
Robert EArlY's, was Q genuine case, HI
10 0 young man, living In the Fourth ward
and the cause OF his act was melancholy
induced by unrequitted love sometime
ann hafoRa ba aa1na IN palIatRa Tha mn
Iiage OF Q niece brought his old mslsn
choly back and made him wish to lesyI
this life.
Trains for the Disciples picnic. at tht
Martins Ferry Grove, will leave the O. 4
P. depot Thursday morning at 9;S5 ant
1880. The trains will return at 1886 ant
$50 in the evening. Tickets can only b
bought at the depot, and will be % cents
They are good for oil trains. Persons ar
expected 10 take their baskets, but coffee
ice cream and lemonade can be bought OF
the ground. No doubt this picnic will
attract many. and the buildings on thl
ground are sufficient for shelter, 90 no ieG
OF q shower need be felt.
Russell Weslake, Tuesday evening, pick
ed up o baby three or four weeks old, in
Fink's orchard. A woman very much
tired and worn 40 II with long walking
had been seen by some Of the people liV
Ing there 10 20 into the orchard having
pillow slip slung over her shoulder as
bag. When che came out sgain she haC
only 0 little bundle under her arm, 90 ah,
Ia supposed TO have left the baby where |
was found. The township trustees wer,
notified and the baby turned over to thei
care. A home was found for II.