The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-04
VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER l66,
BELLAIRE,

Rev. II. W, Tate is holding protracted
meetings among the Colored people Of Mar.
tins Ferry. The meetings will cease Sun.
day evening.
There will be a festival at the Second
NJ. E, Church, Belmont street, Friday and
Saturday evenings. On Saturday evening
the Twilight Gles Club, band OF colored
singers, OF Martins Ferry, will be present.
The proceeds Of theIestival are to ssndIthe
pastor, Rev. Tate to Conference.
Thursday forenoon the gas had to be
lighted in the school rooms to make light
enough to study,
K. Eikap, the butcher, will build across
Noble street from his present store, J,B.
Darrah has the contract.
A good number OF our people have
dropped off one by one to the inaugura.
ton at Washington,
James Sissel will take his family 10 Mis-.
souri, to reside, next week. They will
locate on the farm OF Judge John Welsh,
near LaOlede, formerly oil this county.
Edward Winkler, glass eugrsvsr OF the
Belmont glass house, died Thursday after.
noon. There is hitch about the funeral.
as he was member Of the Turner Society
and also Catholic. Father Gull objected
to buryiDg TIE deceased until he could
hear from Bishop Wattenon as to whether
the Turner Society is considered secret
society. lie has telegRphed for iniorma.
ton,
Mrs: R. W, Nelson, who has been In
Wheeling for some days, Is quite slCk,
Mr., Nelson went up Thursday.
Rev, Smith, who was IN town Wednes.
day, will preach at the Presbyterian
Church OF Bridgeport, Sunday, He came
from home with that intention, but was
sent from there here, on account OF some
confusion in the arrangements.
Mr.. LuCoCk will preach in the Presby.
terian Church on Sunday He Is the stu.
dent Of the Western Theological College.
Allegheny, who preached 80 eloquently
here some weeks ago.
q, W. Winiker. Of Gibson Station, was
In town Thursday but heard nothing
further OF tho poCketbook he lost In tho
cars here the other day.
One Of the Baltimore & Ohio brakemon
had an arm crushed somewhat between
two cars he was coupling, Thursday.
1t ia claimed that tho oil house OF the
National glass house, on the creek bank,
is on ground belonging to the city. Itisa
piece that was inClOsed by Mr.. CLARK, tho
husband Of the Mrs, Clark who died some
days ago, and whose death has caused
some questions to be asked. Mr.. Clark Ia
at present oil unBound mind.
Chris. Bippis will entertain the Silver
Hook Band and his numerous friends
among the operatives at the rolling mill at
his residence on Jefferson street this even.
ing. Chris's guests always enjoy them.
selves.
Miss Belle Anshulz has returned 10 her
home In this city after q long visit TO
friends near Cadiz. Miss Mania Nichol
accompanies her. Miss Lizzie ShatTer Ia
also visiting Miss Anshulz.
The Tribune says that the sale OF the
Richardson property on Thirty.seCond
street to Thomas Ault, on Friday last, was
the heaviest sale OF real property In Ball.
aire for some time. There Is some dis.
crepanCy In the reports as to the amount
at which the property was sold. 1t was
bid up 10 $1,000, at the public sale, but
owing to some controversy as 10 bidding,
was not sold, but was subsequently sold
10 Mr.. Ault on private terms.
At five o'clock yesterday morning, a
train OF seven sleepers and a dining car
passed through this city over the Balu.
more 4 Ohio railroad, with the Cleveland
Grays on board. They were bound for
Washington City, to participate in the in.
auguratiOn.
Mrs. John Price, who has been at her
old home In zanesvile on visit, came
home Thursday. R.O.F.