The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-22

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The funeral Of Jacob zoEn took place on
Wednesday aftsFnoon,
Mra McGlnty was buried Wednesday fore
noon from 81 Johns Catholic church. She
was in her eighheth year.
A shed has been put up on the square to
protect the Workmen and the work goes
steadily on at the foundation,
A cinder walk Is to be made on the west
side Of Belmont street along the fence OF the
square. This place Is almost impossible In
muddy weather.
Gen. Kiefer, Grand Master Of Masons Of
Ohio, will be present to conduct the ceremo-
uies OF laying the corner stone Of the monu-
ment on next Tuesday.
The High School Literary Society has de-
elded that immigration should be encouraged
-Rnd, II the Chinese are included, thisis mot
by any means dead issue,
Mr.. George MRser and Miss Kate Muth,
were married at the brides home Tuesday
evening by Rev. Chapman, and will soon
leave for Mr., MaseFs home, ut Parsons,
Kansas,
City Hall is to have another entrance made
as required by law and then all other places
Of entertained may expect 70 be compelled
by the city authorities 70 comply with the
law also,
The Baltimore & Ohio passenger depot Is to
have q new entrance, A stairway is to be
built up through the north side Of the Irt-
blus room, making the new entrance from
Union street.
The Linean Literary society's Tuesday
evening meeting was well attended, and there
was corresponding diminution In the con-
grCgation Of the South Bellalrs church on the
same evening,
The Monumental Association requests all
the citizens TO decorate their houses and
places OF business on next Tuesday, the day
for the ceremony OF laying the corner stone
Of the Soldiers Monument
County teachers examination will be held
here Friday, and Mr., Clark's school, Fifth
ward, will be discontinued on that day, as he
Is one OF the examiners and as the teachers
are TO meet in that school house for the ex-
animation,
Rev. Heinze, OF the German church, has
given notice that after the first OF January
he will not baptiEe children or attend funeT-
ais, except In special cases, unless the person
Is member Of bis church. This j. hit at
those who do not regard 1t essential To unite
themselves with the church and yet who
want to be In the fashion as far rs the Cere-
monies and forms Of the church are concern
ed,
FRRE CONTRIBUTION ron THE HoLInAYE-
Ono pound Of choice mixed candy given To
every one by ]. D. Heinlein, proprietor OF the
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, Bellaire, o.
During the next two weeks the above pres
ent will be given to the purchaser OF every
Y 80 worth Of goods,
Remember we do not expect 70 make this
up by adding extra profits, but will guarantee
to sell you good goods for less than any Other
house In the city. We take this method Of ex.
tending our appreciation 10 our customers
for their liberal patronage. Our slipper de
partment Is immense. Remember at the
boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, Bellaire, Ohio.
NouNDsviLLE.
Miss Myra Pomeroy Is lying Ill at her home
with measles.
Messrs J. P Brighton and B. Richardson
left town last Thursday for Virginia and New
York,
Last Sunday dog broke into the sheep
flock OF Col. g. A. Cockayne, killing three oil
his valuable lambs
Rev. J. r. Thatcher Is now In Ohio, where
he Is carrying on religious revival. lie Ia
having very successful time, wehear.
It Is rumered that Mr. ]. II, Carney Il
about to take unto himself help meet, Us he
has purchased house aud lot in Denver
Colorado
Willie Gaus, the little son OF II. G, Gaus
formerly Of this place. Is lying very low with
typhoid fever, at his home In 0wensville
Kentucky.
NJ. L. Anon has placed In McFadden Hall
A very hne pool table, Should the table pay