The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04
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fixed up for the Loan Exhibition, and will
DO well lighted with gaA Water will also
be put in. That those Of our citizens and
othen who desire to help in the work may
know to whom 10 offer their contributions
We give the following list Of the heads Of
committees appointed. The other mem.
beFs Of the various committees will be Rp-
pointed by these heads:
Art Dspartment-Mra. John BIgeloW
and Mrs. ]. B. BaEnhill.
Floral-Mrs, VIM. Kelly and Miss Mol.
lie BHnhill.
Fancy Work-Mrs. VIM. Chick, Mrs.
Col. Mills and Mrs, W. O. Grafton.
Rookery and Grotto-Mrs. Lem Bat.
telle and Miss Jennie Kelley.
Shells and MineTals-Miss Allie Poor.
man and Mrs, Cyrus strahl.
CuEoeities-All the committees.
The store room opposite sonneborn's Is
the headquarters Of the exec utiVs com.
mittee, Go there, or TO the COMMITTEES,
and tell them what you can lend, You
need have no fears Tor the safety OF your
articles. The only attempt BellAire has
made of this kind was an impromptu az
fair in one Of our churches, aud its success
showed what Bellaire might do in that
line. May 1880 is the time set for the
exhibition,
Remember to vote "Yes" on the "slock
ordinance" II You want stock prohibited
from running at large; and also remember
that majority for "Yesp will mean that
the authorities are to enforce the present
laws about geese, pigs, etc. The ordinance
10 70 give the authorities little backbone.
Rev. Payne preached his first sermon
for his congregation, at the Second NJ. f.
church lcoloTed) Sunday,
The Fourth ward polling place this
year 10 not next door to Sanders tailor
Shop, but Is on the same side OF the square
Dr.. Mcclure has moved TO the brick row
Just below the old CoWen, Sheets d 90,
bank, There Is now no doctor below the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Miss Annie Kirkpatrick Is enjoying hel
vacation from school at Loudenyille, W
Va, visiting friends.
The nail works employees will be able Ia
give undivided attention to the election
Monday as the works are of Tor that day
from scarcity Of iron,
On Gravel Hill two nAilers, MCGOWAN
and Hardenltein are running on the Re
publican and GreenbAck tickets for Coun'
oil.
Mr.. John Gill will travel for the arm OIL
Hart Fletcher L 90.
Bellalre Is supplying her share OF the
steam heating apparatus, plumbing, ETC..
oil this part OF the country, In addition To
the large contracts James Fitton has al
Cambridge on the new Court House, he
has obtained the contract for the plumb
Ing apparatus a. the Ohildren's Home. ],
B. Barnhill supplies the boilers.
]. Ed Strahl, now Of Bowerstown, Is in
town.
Mrs, Prof.. Cox returned home Saturday
after q few weeks visit here.
We have hadtw FIRE alarms in the last
twenty.iour hours. About II O'Clock Sat.
urday night the school house bell rang
the alarm iot the Fourth ward. A slight
blaze had been discovered at the Belmont
Glass House.
AT O'clock Sunday afternoon an alarm
OF Ore Waa sounded for the Second ward.
The Baltimore & Ohio round.house was
the scene Of the FIRE. A ventilator In the
roof, full OF SCOT, had taken fire.
There will be no services at the Presby.
terrain Church next Sunday, but Tor the
Sunday after, Rev. Gordon, Of Michigan,
will preach. He 10 candidate for pastoI
Of the church.
Mrs. Dr.. French leCtured on "Enlighten'
ed Motherhood" 10 q fair audience OF the
Methodist Church, Saturday evening. The
lecture was free The Doctor will give Q
course Of medical lectures.
Sunday afternoon In the Presbyterian
church Mrs, Dr., French made an address
on temperance.
The regular candidates for township
trustee are oil 10 be voted for on Monday
for that Office. John r. Tarbet who had
announced himself 90 an independent
candidate for that office, having with
drawn. pH &c.
BBLbAiRE, April 3.-Miss Laura Barn.
hill entertained crowd OF young folks at
her homo on ThurHday evening. The
music was furnished by Mr.. Will P. King.
James Eberline, conductor on the Steu.
benville accommodation, is again on hia
run after lay of OF four days, caused by
his getting his arm bruised In making q
coupling.
Mr.. ]. B. Smith Ia in Carroll county, o.
The city is talking Of purchasing the
Hiram B for the benefit OF the public.
Tickets for the Original Uncle Tome
Cabin, on Tuesday night, OF Hamilton's
drug store. ls- .,.,
A picture Of Dr.. A. Grafton is on exhi.
bltion In, the window Of Mr., ]. W. sellars.
The picture was painted by Mr.. Faris, OF
Wheeling Island.
The meeting Of the business men which
was held In the Mayors Office, Thursday
night, 10 devise some plan 10 effect an or.
ganisation Tor the promotion OF the ma.
terial and financial interests OF the city,
was well attended. The meeting was
called TO order with Mr.. j. r. Nay1or 10
the chair and T. NJ. Strong acting as secre.
tary. II was urged that Bsllaire, having
natural advantages, should make them
known 10 persons rpshing to locate and
establish new enterprises. A committee
rot Ave persons, Jas. NJ. Reese, Jas. F. An.
derSo1, ]. R, Naylor, O. L. Poorman and
O. O. Kelly were appointed 10 draft by.
laws by which the organization would be
governed. .l T..
MI. M. Somehow, J. B. Danah and s.
Q. Hamilton were appointed to urge the
citizens TO attend the meeting which will
be held In the same place next Thursday
evening, no
Messrs. Jas. f. Anderson, ]. B. Dafrah
and Adam Fauple were appointed q COM,
mittee TO consult parties who intend 10
build new enterprises In the city.
Mr.. j. II. D. Payne, successor 10 Rev.
Il. ". Tate, Ss pastor Of the Second A. NJ.
3. Church, will preach bis first sermon
tomorrow.