The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-26

1t is feared that scarlet fever has made
its appearance among the children. lA
spread should be guarded against as care
fully as that Of the small pox.
The road up Indian run Is in fearful
condition. The snow and ice banked up
on both sides OF the road prevent any load
wider than the sled from passing. The
run has thawed out deep channel, max
ing it dilliCult TO ford. .
A student OF the Pittsburgh College will
preach at the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday morning and evening
Rev.J q B aCk, Of Rock Hin, is preach.
irg this week at Wegee. Last week he
was also ut that place.
A club OF young men has been formed
that proposes to iurnish hall where the
newspapers will be open TO the members,
where the evenings can be spent, and
where occasional social dances will be
held Dumb bells and Indian clubs will
be- provided and "Athletc" Is suggested
as the name OF the club.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
will meet in the Presbyterian Church next
Saturday afternoon.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at the h. me OF Mrs. Julius Arm.
strong rext Thursday.
Both j. B. Darrah and John Robinson
oETs, for sale their houses, on Noble street
and on Rope Hill.
The Behave Building and Loan AssoCi.
alton have elected the following directors:
Cyrus H,rahl, Mahon GRAFT, @ q. Crafty,
James Kelly, John Kelly, NJ. SOnnehorn,
IL Nj luger, K A. MCGregor, s. R Wells.
M,ss Ethel Clau ( ia visiting Mrs. Andrew
Tolma, at Cleveland.
The BeIlaire Nail Works haa erected q
plattorm alongside the 9. Il 7. Railroad
track, lor unloading coal from the cars.
Tuesday morning twenty car loads ar
rived by railrO d; 40 1t looks as II the
works would be enabled 10 run, for while
at least. .,.
WashinVtoh's birthday will be Celebrat-
ed by the Ltede,ErarE Society with mas
unetade bali at z lchs Hall. This is the
second annual bail Of tho society.
The meetings at the Disciples ChurGh
still continue RaV Dean is unasgtsted. II
ia undecided how long the meetings will
Con'iLue. ,-
The liver has left the Berwocd ferry
boat noun lpu nn III ICCUbTR UtbhcoH IAO
bank and the FIRST bridge pier
The Shakespeare Club met at the house
of Wm Faria Tuesday evening.
The CorniCe OF the bank building in'
clndes pedimpnt over the main door con
tanning, in three divisions Of pointed arch
the initials T n u.
Tne act Of Mrs. Mills 10 pouring hot lyt
over her husb4nd, is likely to cost the pub
lie considerable for some time. She her
sell Ia supported in Nj, Mr.. Mills goes tc
the inlirmary, having lost the nae OF one o
bis eyes entirely, while the children are o.
the Uhildfen's Home.
BarnesvIile people Peam to find an at
traction that dFaws thu IN toward Bellatre
We can find room and work for still more
Mr.. John Dubois, st., Ia visiting his sor
here.
Great difficulty Ia found In getting NJ
r ,se Hill tO the Cemetery with the pres
ent condition Of the roads.
both Dr. Rpasoner and Mr.. Herman
R,pmer will build new residences In the
Fourth ward In the spring Mr. Roemer'l
will adj ain the Methodist parsonage, on
GUERNSEY street. Dr.. Reasoner will build Ii
Sheets addition.
A U. Hin is at East Liverpool.
Some Of our young tner started hunting
Tuesday afternoon; but tonnd the cold
greater than tho fun, and returned.
Shetin uilles was about town to-day.
r. G. F.