The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
AMeHBoRmoOD NEWS.
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10y SE1LnRI
Tier! Their were several deaths from dip'hsEia
Apalty Of Miss Annie oswald's friends en-.
ioysd themselves At her home Tuesday even
Miss Annie Mceeahan, one of YOunGl-
towns bellies Is visiting Miss Emma Max
The Council has determined to build a
fence around the Square at once. 1t is TO be
Of pine boards, and will be about i've feet
high.
The Bottle Works rapidly getting ready
for work, will not manufacture what the
trade technically calls bottles" but will
make druggists phials
A Wheeling gentleman went aboard the
sGtoto, Wednesday, and got so buslly en-
gagged in conversation that he was carried 70
Bellatre before he was aware OF It.
About as many pupils as usual are in at
tendance ut our schools, except in the First
and Second wards, where there was more
sickness than elsewhere during the summer.
The city's gas bills are too big for the city's
pocket and therefore a great many Of our
street lamps will be turned off but one will
be left at each street intersection 70 light all
the crossings there.
James F. Morrison took his little gun out
into the Kelsey Station neighborhOod Tues
day and returned in the evening with u
couple. Of rabbits and magnificent fox,
which he found asleep on a stump.
The preparatory department OF Rose Hill
Seminary will give q literary entertainment
In the. NJ. Z. Church, in South Bellaire, on
Saturday evening, November 18th. The lit
| fla fnltg 1n unt Mt gVNhfnnNp kaN,nnI
their reach, but will discuss "Paris, Bells, u
The Fair "Chairs," "ChristmuS' and
Pals All the children in the city ought
to DO there, Admission ten cents,
Lulu Maud, the youngest daughter OF W.
b. Workman, died OF diphtheria very sud-
denly Wednesday morning at her home on
Gravel HILL She was thought to be entirely
out OF danger and was playing about the
house few hours before her death. The
funeral will take place from the house
Thursday at 10 A. N, and the body will be
taken down the river on Parkersburg boat
On the last afternoon OF tho meeting OF the
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association, It is pro
posed to organize q Scientific Society fol
Eastern Ohio. The Associations eleventh
annual meeting will be held here on Friday
and Saturday, November 18th and Goth, and
the programme that has been prepared prom
ises al entertainment OF interest rs we'll aS
instruction, and for all, as well rs the teach
ers, for whom 1t Is more especially prepared
NoUSDsyILLE,
Col, Dan Rice Is billed to lecture here Fri
day night,
Mr., A, P, Carney Is able to DO out ani
around once more,
Mr., Frank Jefferson, OF the Upper ward Il
| nnN tiunU In thn hDIIgn with tut,hntI fnunP
Mr., Nat. Duflield left for Boston Tuesday
/ evening, where he will remain for some time
Mr. Charles Jackson, lately OF Fairmont
moved to our town Tuesday lie will live II
, the upper ward,
Daniel Lamb, Henry Russell and ], d
Ewing, attorneys from Wheeling, arc in tow
on legal business.
Mr. Charles Il. Oldham left for Pocahonta
county, where he will remain for some time
} He goes on legal business.
The office OF the Mound City Hotel Is nov
graced by the handsome form OF Mr.. A. II
Sheper, who acts In the capacity Of clerk.
1t issAid that Jake Kemple will lecture Ii
our place before long, We all love him, bu
, 1t Is feared that II hO comes the citizens viii
get out an Injunction and have him stopped
Mr.. l.. Il. Doty resigned his position q
} cashier Of the Marshall County Bank, which
took effect Tuesday. The vacancy was flllet
/ by Mr. ]. Q. Bell, gentleman from Pennsyl
vania,
Nows was received hero OF the death o
Miss Hattie Sage, daughter OF Mr.. W, II
! Sage, agent for the Webster Wagon Company
Mr.. SGge's wife died but few months ago
He has the sympathy Of all here.
The Gravel Bottom school has begun q
last, Mr., s. H. Upton, gentleman from Bel
mont county, Ohio, has charge. The school
OF our county ore being slowly filled, bu
> by teachers from Pennsylvania and Ohio.
DR.. John Il. Davis is the champion Oyste
eater OF the State. lie eat two and hal
quarts OF oysters at Tim Stillwell's restauran
in twenty minutes. At another time he ca
twenty-five dozen fried and stewed at on,
sitting.
: Circuit Court still continues. At presen
the case Of Wayman VS.. i. & 0. X. X. Is be
! fore the court. Considerable time will b.
spent on the trial. Mr.. Wayman sues the i
& o. X. II. for $4,000 for the killing Of hi
child, who was struck by the cars and dice
: from the effects about a year ago, at Glet
. Easton,