The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
HEIsHBORHOOD NEVs.


A child Of julius Armstrong il low with
diphtheria,
The School Board meets in special session
Saturday evening.
Rev; Heinze will be able to preach at his
church on Sunday,
Work has been begun on the new Touring
mill in the First ward,
The United Presbyterian Church will meet
at City Hall again on Sunday.
A Mead township assault and battery case
was tried here Friday before D. B. Crafty,
Prof. Schofeld's music class meets in Liter
airy Hall, First ward, Tuesday evening next,
The ROemer building in the Fourth ward
is up to the roof, The brick work sail done
except the chimneys,
A gus main Is being laid down Twenty.
seventh street for the accommodation OF the
Buckeye Lantern Company,
The Eldorado Circle Of Druids expect to
have festival and social entertainment in
City Hail. the Friday and Saturday even
ings before Christmas.
Some OF our best known citizens will go
over the hill to the Poor House on Satur-
day, They go to settle affairs between the
township and county,
The committee on sites OF the new sheet
iron works will meet next Monday evening.
Several sites have been offered, some with
coal privileges attached and some without,
Mr.. Stophlet, OF the senior class at the
Western Theological Seminary, Allegheny,
will preach at the First Presbyterian church
OH Sunday. He is highly spoken OF by the
officers Of the college.
Some Bellaire gentlemen have been up the
river looking up the pottery business, and 1t
Is thought that Bellaire will soon add first.
class pottery to her other factories, The pro
.lect has been going oil quietly but surely,
A Bellaire woman was arrested here Thurs
day evening charged with obtaining watch
from Wheeling jeweler on fulse pretences
J but an examination Of the Wheeling men
who had seen the thief, resulted in.the re-
, lease OF the woman. II she Is the right one
the proof did not seem to them sufficient tC
warrant her detention.
DR., Thayer's subject for Saturday evening
) at the Disciples Church, is Sowing and
,, Reaping, or the Philosophy OF our Future
State In this serM0n will be raised the
question, Does God administer positive pun
| ishment to the lost ones? and answered In
the negative, Sunday mornings subject
christian UniOn,n in which the folly and
wickedness OF the present divided state OIL
ChriStGndOm,a and the foundation upon which
all Christians may and ought to unite, will
be discussed. On Sunday evening, the greaI
question, what Shall do to be SavedT q.
asked by every conceivable CLASSIFY people
in every possible spiritual condition-wilIb b.
/ answered in the very words Of Scripture,
MoUNDsvILLE.
Mr.. Joseph Sunderland, who has been Ab
sent from town all summer, Is again In Oul
midst,
Mr.. George sigafoose, OF the middle ward
j Is confined to his home by severe attack o
eFysipelas,
, Mr.. A. T. Carney has taken position OF
the Herald, and he will try and learn to be
J come printer man,
= An infant son Of Mr.. John Martin, ages
eighteen months, died OF dropsy, last Wed
/ nesday, 1t was buried on Thursday
Rev. Vim. Steele, who has been confined Il
his room for several mOnts with asthma, ha
sufficiently recovered to be Oh the street
} again.
! Seymour Fish, n Moundsvillc boy, who lef
, here in the spring for the West, turns up q
editor andprOprietOr Of the Le CTOJ'e ChigtGin
Kansas,
Clerk Finn is still confined to his room
Assessor T. W. Manning discharges the dutle
OF Clerk of the County Court during MIR
Firms illness.
Messrs. White 4 Williams, agents Of min
eral roof paint, who have been at work In Ou
place for a couple Of months, have gone L
their home at AShtabula, Ohio.
Our school under the management OF Prof
Haynes progresses finely, and promises TO b(
, one OF the most successful terms ever helt
here. The attendance Is good and the order
unexCelled, and tho scholars appear to TAKE
decided interest In their studies, more 81
than they have heretofore.
II Is reported that the railroad officials arr
considering the proprlety Of running an ex
ira train between Wheeling and Moundsville
one that will arrive here ut s o'clock A. N. ant
then return to Wheeling. This would be o.
great advantage 10 our town, and all citizen!
should be under obligations to the road woult
they do this.
The report that the contractor Of the new
Grave Creek bridge had left the country, AM
his employees unpaid, proves to be untrue
The gentleman was suddenly called from
town on important business, and during hi
absence the report that he had left for the
sake OF defrauding his workmen was clrcu
lated. On his return he was greatly panied
to hear OF such falsity.
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