The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02

psnt football club, with about forty mem
benz,
George Arbaugh is moving into his new
house on Hanover street. He has a fine
stoteroom about ready for occupancy on the
first floor.
NextMouday, the 5th Of December, is pen
sion day, and N, c. Mitchell will be in his
office at an early hour to accommodate all
who call upon him,
The fourth child Of August schnetz died
OF diphtheria yesterday morning This tamt'
ly has been severely affected and has the
sympathy OF the community.
Joseph Medill, Or. ong and Conrad Long
three OF our prominent business men, are In
Pittsburgh looking after holiday goods, and
are expected home this evening.
Robert Williams and Anna A, Hughes
were, united in marriage by Justice
Mitchell, yesterday, at his office. The par
ties reside at Rainey's coal works,
Charles King, formerly resident Of this
place, and now Of Mt Pleasant, Ohio, was In
town yesterday and gave US pleasant call,
He Is still in the harness business,
There is an increasing demand for tenant
houses, and We cannot now sec how the want
Is to be supplied In the spring. Those hav-
ing means should go to building at once.
The Council will meet on next Tuesday
night and II the citizens have any petitions,
or anything for the benefit Of the corporation
to 10y before that body they will need be on
hands.
DR.. Hobensack has Just finished laying n
pavement In front OF his own building on
Hanover street. which adds greatly to the
convenience Of travel and the appearance Of
the place.
The child otMr. schuetz that died yester-
day OF diphtheFia, was the last case Of the
kind that We can hear Of in town, and we are
buck TO our usual state Of good health, which
Is beyond the average OF most localities.
The Ohio City Lodge of +. & A. NJ. held It's
annual election last night and the following
officers were elected: W. NJ, W. S. Dilworth;
s. W., Humphrey Williams; J. W., Jesse Nc.
selby; Treasurer, Finley Taylor; Secretary,
Mason shipman; s, D., J. W. Scofleld; j. b.
John Davis Tyler, Brother Young.
George schell was before Mayor Mitchell
upon the charge OF selling ale, beer and In.
toxicating drinks on Sunday, and was fined
$40 and costs. II is hoped this will be warn.
Inf, that all who are engaged in the business
will take notice OF, as It has been a source OF
great annoyance IN the past, and the law In
that respect should be observed.
BRIDGEPORT.
Bridgeport Is to have Il new rolling mill,
glass house, pottery and flour mlll-so, at
least, We hope
Two Morristown bloods were arrested for
fast driving and fined 81 and costs each,
which they paid.
Colonel John VIII Hill had petition YES
terday, filled with the best names In town,
praying the authorities to abolish the mail
roue to Cope,
A gang OF roughs from Richietown have
been lettering around town for few days.
Marshal MCCOnnaughy invited them to take
walk, which they did on the double quick.
A we'll dressed, respectable looking man
from Allegheny fell from tho eight O'clock
G, 4 r. train onto the platform d few even
ings since, after the train had stopped, about
the fullest map that has been In town for
some time. Tile only sober part about him
was a cork leg, and II screeched as though It
was awful dry, Marshal MCConnaughy nut
him In his little bed In the cooler, and the
next morning Mayor Robinson imposed a
fine Of 81 and costs, lie had Just enough left
to pay his fine and buy ticket to Allegheny.
On last Saturday little bark was moored
just below the mouth Of Wheeling creek In
kirkwoOd. The crew consisted OF Commo.
dore James Fish and hissecond or third mate,
Mary Jane Fish. Lizzie Green was on board
as sort OF Storage passenger. The Commo.
dore went to work as brakeman on the r. Y.
K, r., and the boat was left In charge OF Mary
Jane and Lizzie. Some Bridgeport land lu6.
in6bers, who are always giving some
sion to bring the frail Mary jane and
Lizzie to grief, for their visits being noticed
by officer McCOnnaughy, he watched until
he was satisfied II was boat Of ill.shape
when he pulled the occupants ashore and
brought them before Mayor Robinson, where
they plead guilty TO receiving visitors for tho
purpose OF prostitution. The Commodore
was fined IS and costs Mary Jane $40 and
costs, Elizabeth s. and costs. The women
were committed. The former husband OF
Mary Jane and owner OF the boat sold out
his interest In both boat and Mary j, some
time ago to the present owner for the prince
ly sum Of $50.
BELLAIRE.
Mrs. Scott Mccullough was in town yes.
terday.
Lottie .Muth is again very low with the
diphtheria.
A Bellaire admirer OF the pedestrienne has
named his child Elsa Won Biumen.
Don't forget that social OF the NJ. E. Aid
Society at A. L. Wetheralds this evening.
James II. Bickerton Is to put the fence
around the square, and therefore II will be
good substantial fence.
Rev. Prlngle, OF Mt. Pleasant, pnssen.
thron8n mere yesterday on his way 10. Concord,
where his brother Is lying at the point Of
death.
Rev. Thayer's sermons at the Disciples
church are spoken Of rs most eloquent. He
breaches this afternoon on the symbolism
Of Baptism"
One Of the heating furnaces at the nail
works fell In yesterday morning, and all the
naliers oil the hot machines supplied by II
Misses Florence and Belle Farquhar, Of
GAINESVILLE, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Har.
per. Of Gravel Hill, and renewing the ac-
quaintances OF this, their old home.
"Wednesday afternoon the Courier and
Mail City Collided near Marietta. The Mail |
City was not much damaged, but the Courier
had hole knocked In her hull near the |
water line.
The job Of laying the water main to Gravel |
Hill Is difficult one, owing 10 the PREACHER.
Gus nature OF the gravelly ground and to the |
fact that the ground Is not yet graded TO the |
slope Of the street, and In some places The |
trench has to be dug very deep to get the pipe |
down to the right place.
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Cart, SARGENT s. DAY, OF Gloucester, Mass,
writes: II was suffering with rheumatism;
/ used small portion Of st. Jacobs Oil and
was at once cured. have also used II for
sprained ankle and bruised foot, and never
once found II to fail II Is superior 10 any
other medicine ever had in my house, and |
will never be without bottle OF this great
pain destroyer" The Captain Is wise.
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