The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
1EIeHBoRHOoD NEWs.


lILLAmE
Mr., Walter S coRsn, Of st. Gleinyille,
was in town on wednesday.
The Mayor wants q safe for his Office, and
It Is proposed to buy secondhand, one that
the nail works has had,
The street commissioner and city surveyor
were at work Wednesday locating Water
street along the Bellaire & South Westerns
tracks, :,
Mr. George Keller, the Union street grocer,
were married at the brides home Tuesday
evening,
The new bottle works furnace will make
the eleventh furnace here, not counting the
old Star furnace OF Sullivan's Three OF the
furnaces are for window glass.
A Reading and Social Club Is being organ
lied for the winter, Only temporary or
ganiZation has yet been made and commit
tee appointed to prepare constitution and
bylaws.
The plat In the corner Of the square that
was granted to the Monumental Association,
has been surrendered by them and another
plat Of the same size accepted by them. II Is
fifth street. on Belmont street,
Mr.. Faupel, ST., the father Of Mr.. Adam
Fsupel, died very suddenly on Tuesday
night ut his sons home on Guernsey street.
He had . fall in the evening, but was not
thought TO be injured any. In the night
however, he called for assistance and died
about o'clock In the morning.
John Heheld, q tinker was run over last
night in the yard OF the B. 4 o. Il. r, COM
pany at this place, by a freight train while
a nntto atuitph NJ Tho v mar tho
stock yard, Ono leg was entirely severed,
and the other foot horribly mangled. He
also received grave internal injuries, and the
doctors say cannot possibly recover, He has
two brothers in Bellaire,
It Is probable that the new rolling mill
will be built Just above the nail work on Mr.,
w. G. Barnard's land, where the works can
have ground on both sides OF the @, & p.
tracks and also river front, We understand
the stock subscription books will be opened
In few days. The design Is to raise about
$l25, 900 OF actual capital and to place q
goodly portion OF 1t In the hands OF practical
Workmen,
The Winebrennarian church Is approach
ing completion. 1t is plain building, about
the size Of the Gravel Hill church, but with
out steeple at present. II stands between
the pike and the narrow gauge railroad, just
north OF Pinch run. This is the third new
church built here in the last year, the Others
being the Second Presbyterian church on
Gravel Hill, and the South Bellaire Metho-
dist church.
MARTINS FERRY,
R,N. Theakers wife and children returned
home yesterday, having been away about
seven weeks Hereafter Theaker Is expected
to be on his good behavior, and home al
nights.
The school boys and the town boys are or,
ranging for lively game OF football fol
Than ksgiying afternoon upon the vacant
ground opposite the schoOl.house. 1t will
DO enjoyable to spectators as well rs the
boys, no doubt,
John Sixsmith, who few weeks ago wa,
arrested OH account OF insanity and sent tC
SteubenvIlle for trial, made lis appearance
upon our streets again yesterday, not at al
improved by his absence, and should b.
looked after by his friends, He is man o.
good family and possessed Of some means.
After interviewing oil the physicians, an
happy 10 report only few cases ofdiphtheria
and none OF those new ones and the physi
clans agree in the opinion that the crisis Il
past II there are new cases they arc being
treated by hom1pathists. not professionals
Those whose families have been out Of town
to avoid the dread disease, are returning
much TO the delight Of the husbands, wbC
have been keeping batch"
Last Tuesday night we attended d lecture
In Commercial Hall, delivered by w. s
Meek, subject, "sherman's March TO the Sea, "
which was both interesting and instructive
and reflected great credit upon the lecturer
We only regret that there were not more out
to hear II, as our people have paid fifty and
seyenty.fve cents many u time for less
amount Of infOrmttlon and entertainment
and this only cost ten cents, and for the ben
eft OF needy orphans OF soldiers. In the
course OF week or two there will be another
lecture by G. W. Mitchell, and we bespeak
for him full house, as II Is for good cause,
and you may expect to be entertained, as all
who know him as lecturer will bear testi.
mony.
Samuel Dean, whom every person expects
10 see about the postoillCe, and who has been
up at Muskegon, Mich, visiting his brother
James and other friends for the past week,
returned home and 10 his duties yesterday.
He hos had most delightful visit, Is OK.
tremely well pleased with the county and It's
outlook for the future, and only regrets that
he had not more time 10 spare there. There
are now living there from Martins Ferry
and immediate vicinity, the following per.
sons, to.wit: James Dean, John l.. Van.
Pelt, George Ashton, James Ashton, Imlah
chandelier, s. u. Marstella, Isaac Martin and
Ebb Martin. John Davis, Jr., will move
there In tho spring, having purchased an i'm.
proved farm; also, David Goodhue, VIM.
Goodhne being already there. SO, you see,
there Is quite little colony OF them, all oil
whom are well pleased