The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-08
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VIM Stewart ST., is about to build u
dwelling house on the upper end Of JET.
teFson street, Gravel Hill.
Mr.. Ltttleton, the mother Of Mr.. Geo. E,
Littleton, Of Rose Hill, died in Wheeling
Wednesday and will be buried in Rose
Hill cemetery here Friday morning at ten
o'clock.
The old nail works warehouse is about
torn down. The scales will be transferred
to new foundation at the new office,
Mrs, Dr., French, who has been deliver.
Ing to class ol ladies', lectures on anato-
nv, hygiene, ETC., will lecture for the
benefit OF ladies and gentlemen Friday
evening, in the Presbyterian church. Her
subject Is to be the anatomy Of the vital
organs.
llany tomato and other plants have
been frozen in the hot beds around Bell.
aire.
Mysterious seanCes took place at the
Mayors office Wednesday night, and
things would have been lively il the Mayor
or some Of the officers had only been ad.
mltied rs spectators. Some one entered
the office and after misplacing the furni.
tnrs, pictures, etc took from the desk the
Mayors papers, heaped them up Goniu.
sedly and emptied over the pile spittoon,
stool was then dressed in some old
clothes and set up in the Mayors chair.
It 10 not necessary to have a key 10 enter
the Mayors office As the Windows are not
burglar proof.
Mr.. Gideon Gray, who has been long
time sick, was moved TO another residence,
next to the post office, Thursday He was
moved with great difficulty In a carriage.
Still another-Howorth's double show
at Oity Hall, Tuesday the 18th,
This winter has certainly shown the
great need OF . good hall, larger than we
have. City Hall has much more than paid
tor the repairs put on It to make Il ft for
the use o! shows, Il Is almost impossible
to get any kind Of satisiaCtion about seats
with the best arrangement on paper. Can't
some one build q hall this summer, We
can see, In Imagination, crowds hockinR
nightly to good hall, cay on the corner
above the postottiCe.
II was reported yesterday that Rev.
Gordon, Of Michigan, who has been an.
~ w PAohSu ~ buo presbyterian
Church here, had died suddenly,
One Of the Murray brothers, who has
been doing some fine stone.cutting at the
new bank, has some flowers and fruit that
he has cut out ot 6tone, which the public
Will likely have chance 10 see at the
Loan Exhibition.
One Of the small houses facing the
square, above the Methodist Church, is
being turned about and ironted on the
alley, Thila its place will be tilled with q
larger house.
A float 10 being built at the lower land.
ing which will be used at the Manly land.
ing, recently purchased, Immediately be-
low the B. & o. bridge. A wharf boat ia
needed down there, especially II the B. 4
.. road ships damagAble goods over their
new river switch.
II would not be bad idea for the Bel.
laire & Southwestern Railway and the
Council, urged on by the Loan Exhibit.
tion, 10 see that there is q passable side.
Walk from Union street to the Tobacco
Warehouse.
1t Is intended to hold temperance meet.
ings here every night this week, with Rev.
Rogers, formerly Methodist minister here,
and Mrs. Dr.. French, beginning Thursday
at the Presbyterian church.
Ot1Cer Clinton was acting Marshal
Thursday, Marshal Crisswsll being abIent
The Possottics will be open hereafter on
Sundays from one TO two o'clock In the
afternoon. h. OF.