The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-27
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The hearing Of the argument In the Nc.
Henry murder case will come up tomorrow
morning. The case will 60 70 the jury to-
morrow evening.
Mrs, VIM. DaugheFty, wife Of one Of our
Well.knOwn merchants, died at an early hour
this morning. She complained Of feeling
unWell last evening but nothing serious was
expected. She was lady well known and
highly respected for her many good qualt-
ties OF heart and her many acts Of kindness
70 those who came in contact with her.
BELLAIRE.
The bean supper Tuesday is from four to
ten o'clock,
Andrew Anderson is spending the holidays
at WarnOCk's Station.
The Mayors instructions about fire crack
ers did not have any apparent effect.
Rev, Gibson, Of the Episcopal Churrh, has
gone to Trenton, n. j., to visit his family
there,
The grocers OF Belluire want to organize an
association for the protection OF their mutual
interests.
Except for the boys, Monday was quiet
enough in Bellaire Some Of the stores were
shut all day and Others closed after dinner
Bellaire street cars, with their neat stoves,
have already established themselves as very
acceptable comforts these chilly damp days,
Leonidas Clark, well known in BellaiFe, Is
back. He will probably stay all,winter, He
has been In Leadyille and the Ute reserva-
ton.
Many Bellaire people spent Sunday away
from home, but the number Of strangers in
town, especially from Wheeling, made up the
number.
Bensons Ferry would have better waiting
houses at the ferry landing but what eau the
proprietor do when set Of rowdies tear
everything to pieces in u few nights2
The amusements Monday evening were
ball by the Happy Six ut City Hall, u ball by
the LinderkranZ Society at Zlch's Hall, one
by the DelpreSs Club Ut Central Hall, and q
meeting Of the Linean Literary Society,
Michael Curran died Sunday morning, He
had been in very poor health for long time,
although he performed his duties as night
Waterman In the Fourth ward to the satlsiac-
ton OF all, He will be buried Tuesday,
wELIsBURO.
Onco more Telephone connection with
SteubOnVille and Wheeling Is thing greatly
desired Why not have 1t,
The many friends OF Robert IIosie were
panied to hear Of his death. lie was highly
respected by all who knew him.
Christmas passed on quietly. The dealers
in holiday goods have had good trade, The
Sunday Schools always contribute toward the
happiness OF the little folks, The NJ. Il. Sun
day School gave its pupils treat OF prizes,
presents and candies on Saturday evening,
The Disciples and Presbyterian schools will
entertain their scholars on Tuesday evening,
In this age Of progress and improvement,
why not take hold and get all the good there
Is In store for u.s. The electric light swat.
ing to brighten up our dark and gloomy
towns Suppose We go TO work and have one
In Wellsburg Don't pass this by, friends,
with the thought that II was Just to I'LL up
and make u letter. We mean business and
will continue to agitate the matter. LET
your light shine"
Mr.. viii Boyd, who Is attending tho En-.
cheering department in college at Ann
Arbor, Mich, is at home spending the holt
days Miss Lizzie Cooper, attending the Fe.
male College at IIoIlidaysburg, Pa, Is at
home enjoying the holidays. Dir. Joseph
Ann ArbOr, Mich, dropped In among us
few days since. lie came down to enjoy u
West Virginia Christmas dinner. These
young folks express themselves as being
highly pleased with the institutions OF their
choice to tit and prepare themselves for use
fulness.
ST. GAINESVILLE,
The young folks arc arranging for social
hop during the week.
On last Friday, at the close Of school, the
pupils OF the High School presented profs
Hitchcock and Elliott with several volumes
Of poems.
On Thursday and Friday OF this week q
farmers institute is to be held In misplace
under the auspices OF the State and County
Agricultural Societies. This Is to be 10 tri
county institute for Belmont, Harrison and
sons will take part. Hon. ]. L. Updegrati Is
ono Of the speakers announced. Everything
indicates that there will be large attend.
anCe. Music will be furnished by the brass
band, orchestra and select choir. The la.
dies especially are invited.
Christmas Is over, and In our town 1t
proved n jolly time Everybody seemed
pleased, even young America, who had full
sway at iirecrackers, etc. until Saturday at
noon. At the Sunday schools tho children
Jared well. The PrGsbyterians had music
and literary exercises In the audience room,
after which feast Of good things was served
in the lecture room, At the N. u. Church
the school room was packed with people.
The Cantata of "The Night OF Glory" was
rendered, accompanied by tabeaux vlyante.
At the close the superintendent announced
that owing to the absence OF snow, Santa
Claus was compelled TO come in new con.
veyance, when the curtain parted, disclosing
II large three.mAsted ship with Santa Claus
aboard. Good things loaded the decks and
hung from thu shrOuds. The children, com.
pletey taken by surprise, gave loud shout
Of delight. Santa Claus landed and assisted
by his crew began the distribution. But the
most interesting fcatureof the evening was
the presentation OF silver tea set to A. r.
McKelvoy, the faithful superintendent OF
tho school. The presentation was made BY
| G. Il. Hitchcock. Mr.. Nick. Is one Of those
raro men who are "cut OUT for Sunday.
school superintendent, and the gift wns an
expression Of tho appreciation of this fact,
OrB HATHAWAY, Esq, 10 Rock street. Fall
River, Mass had n very bad attack Of rheu.
matism, which racked him sOrcly. Finally
he could scarcely move. 81. Jacobs oil was
tried, and proved 10 be the only remedy that