The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-01

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The spelling bee, which was held at the
Chapel on Gravel Hill, on Wednesday
night, was success. II was given by the
scholars OF Mr.. Louis Clohan's Sabbath
School class and the proceeds will be used
to complete the platform.
To-day is payday at the Nail Mill,
A email child Of LaIaette Gifiin's, Of the
First ward, was nearly choked 10 death by
getting cent in its throat ON Thursday.
An enjoyable time was had at the Epis.
CopRlian social, which was held at the
residence Of Mr. John A. Gallaher, OF the
Filth ward,
The old school board held an extra ses-
sion at their room on Wednesday night To
close up all their business, preparatory to
the coming In OF the new board at the
next regular meeting,
Rob't W. Nelson has purchased the hall
interest In the hardware store, formerly
owned by Nelson 4 Bros., from his
The new GAss City Building and Loan
Association will meet at the gas office on
Saturday night to form an organization.
Nearly all the stock has been taken and 1t
10 thought that oil Of 1t will be taken by
Saturday night.
The new engine at the planning mill was
started yesterday but did not work very
satisfactorily. The owners think that they
will Do able to start up In full force the
first Of the month.
Mrs. Dr.. French, Of Philadelphia, o sis.
ter ot Col. O. L. PoormAn, OF this CITY, will
begin q series oil lectures To the women
next week. Season tickets are worth
IS so, She will also deliver several lectures
on temperance.
The Boston boot and shoe store moved
into the new bank building yesterday.
Mr.. s. |. Miller, Of Youngstown, Ohio,
who has been In the city q few DAYS, left
for his home yesterday.
Mr.. II. H. Meek has taken his stand on
Union street.
The Jay Rial's Uncle Toms cabin com.
pany will exhibit at City Hall on Tuesday
evening, April 9th, instead Of April 18th,
as before reported. This company is o
good one, and the Hall should be filed by
the better class Of citizens OF this city. Go
and see the lie Of Old Uncle Tom.
The Globe house Is undergoing repairs
generally. The ceilings Of the second
story are being kalsomined.
The committee ormaking arrangements
for the one hundredLh anniversary OF the
Druids In America, met at their hall last
night.
The Miners snd Mechanics stock store OF
the First ward is being invoiCed, go they
can pay another dividend. The stock.
holders say the dividend this year will
reach 20 par cent.
Messrs. Free & Burt are repairing their
store room on Union street.
Master Tom DRnford has secured a stu.
alton as clerk with Mr.. Robert W. Nelson.
A wire fence Ia talked Of around Public
Square. Some person should put up q
sign to keep off the grass"
Mr.. James NJ. Reese 10 nominee Of the
Republican convention for School Board
instead OF L. A. Lockwood. |
Mr.. B. y. Dean returned from Cleye.
land on Tuesday evening and has been
confined to his bed since his return.
Mr.. o. N. Allen, Of the Democrat, has re.
moved bis family 10 Woodsfeld.
Mr.. John K. Tarbet is an independent
candidate for Township Trustee.
The GreenbsCkers have nominated the
following ticket:
Township Trustees-James Boswell,
John z. Mcfarland and A. Rinker.
Treasurer-0liver T. Blackburn.
Olerk-James M. Richardson.
ConBtahles-Louis Hayes and John Eel.
ton.
The Township Central Committeeman
are as follows:
Township-John Wood and s. z, Nc.
Farland.
First ward-John Taylor.
Second ward-PatriCk Whealan.
Third ward-Frank Daugherty.
Fourth ward-A Rinker.
Fifth wArd-H. G. Hatdenatein.
The Heatherington Brothers have con.
tracted for a new and powerful towboat,
70 be used In carrying their coal to the
Southern trade. U.J.S.