The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16
SueHBORnOOD NEWs.
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ThiFty4eeond street Is TO be opened.
MFs- Cannon will soon leave BellAire to 50
70 Tennessee,
Several cases Of diPhtheria among adults
are now in town,
The Square Is now fenced all around, the
gates are hung in their places and are locked.
P. 7. King is selling Bibles at publishers
prices for the benefit OF the United Presby-
terrain Sunday School.
Over one hundred chances have been sold
already for the drawing Of those Loan Exhi-
bition vases. Get one quick or they will be
all gone.
Jos, H. Grafton had all he could do on
Thursday shipping two car loads Of furniture
out to Woodstield and one car load 70 Mar
tins Ferry.
A wagon broke down near the Square, on
Belmont street, Wednesday night and stood
there. directly in the middle of the street, oil
day Thursday.
A new dwelling house is being built on
BelmOntstree below the u. &, o. r. r., and
It is being set on foundation that will make
It on a level with the street when filled up.
A petition was lumerously signed here
Thursday to the Probate Court Of this coun'
ty, asking that Clyde Unrickhausen be sent
to the Reform School. II he be not sent
there soon he will most certainly be sent ia
the penitentiary, 1t is to be hoped that the
Court will do something with the youugster
as Bellaire seems unable to punish him for
his numerous bold thefts,
MARTINS FERRY,
William Terry, the boss auctioneer, Is In
town again, aud will open room in the
Romick building, on Washington street.
Thomas Belts OF Vermont, Is in town
visiting his brothers John and Harrison-thC
latter he has not seen for twenty-sx years,
Captain Abram Lash has been confined to
his room for the last ten days with very
painful CerbunCle, from which he has suffered
greatly
], Frank Sharp, former well known bust
ness man OF bridgeport, at present in the
gas.fitIing business IN Buffalo, N, Y, was
calling on his friends here yesterday.
George Cline, who has been ailing for the
last thirteen months died Thursday morning
at his residence. lie will be buried mex
Sunday at two O'Clock, at Greenwood Gene
terry.
William Talburt and Miss Nancy Cochran
were married Tuesday at 81, ClRirsville, The
best wishes of many friends will follow them
through life, as they are both very deserving
young people.
Frank Nayin, who was so badly hurt Tues
day'by the fall OF soapstone upon him, died
the same night and was buried Wednesday
This has been an unfortunate family, tic
father being nearly crushed to death In the
same way, aud StepsOn being kicked by q
mule last summer, crushing his skull
There Is an ordinance upon our books that
makes 1t the duty OF the Mayor to impose 0
fine upon any one boarding Il moving train
This ordinance Is being violated every day
by small boys, at the peril OF their lives, and
unless It Is speedily stopped some serious nc
cident will be the consequence. The police
are instructed to arrest any parties violating
said ordinance So look out, boys,
Last Sunday morning about o'clock, on
the corner OF Walnut and Second streets, q
shooting .atfray occurred which came nearly
proving serious to one OF the parties engaged
therein. ltappears that the parties had been
playing cards nearly all OF Saturday night
and the party doing the shooting had los
considerable money during the night; and
was not in tho best OF humor to be attacked
the next morning, and warned his assail.
ants to keep back, but they still pursued
when the pursued opened fire upon them
sending ball whlzzing through the crown
OF stiff hat and moving It's way through
the hair, and preventing the necessity Of
parting 1t In the middle for few days. II
was close call.