The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-20
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Thar win heseFyices this Rosi, atthe South
BellRIre n. 3, Church,
Mrs. James Marshall, Of Gravel Hill, died
Sunday night Of diPhthsFia
The designers picture Of the soldiers' mon
ment Is on exhibition In one Of Aefcers
windoWs.
The meetings at the Disciples Church will
be continued Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. Ashort discourse each
night
Mrs. B. s. Deans shell and panel painting
at Crafts is all gone, The pieces went oti
like hot cakes, and several more have been
ordered,
ton OF q tine house, the foundation being
well under way, adjoining the South Bsllairs
N, E, Church.
Miss Kate Ingler and Miss Kate Turner are
contesting for one ring, and Miss MOllie
Leonard and Miss Stella Langley for another,
both AOr the benefit Of the Druid Circle.
The chances In the Monumental ASsocia-
TONS vases are being sold at quite lively
rate, The chances arc only fifty cents each,
and Just think what a prize the lucky num-
Der will draw!
There will be congregational meeting at
the First Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening for the purpose Of renewing the call
made for Rev, J. MCKallip, There will DO
preaching that evening.
II Gravel Hill people do not draw consid'
cradle water early Tuesday morning they
will be forced to do without fol, 70 while, Is
the old main will be disconnected while the
Ia hal nd nit
The invitations arc out for the ladies TO at
tend the Druid Circles entertainment on the
23d inst, The admission Is only nominal
ten cents; and yet each person's admittance
fee also entities him to q chance In pair oil
bracelets,
Lon Miller, who has been clerking at Wiley
4 Wetherald,s dry goods store, accidently
shot himself through the head Monday morn
Ing and died almost instantly. He had been
sleeping with his father, MIA, r. Miller, the
insurance agent, but Mr.. Miller wentout "a
his family at Belmont Saturday evening Ia
spend Sunday at home. Lon invited John
Muth to sleep with him. John had got up
and was almost dressed when Lon got out Of
bed, took the pistol, either from under the
pillow or off OF the mantle, and with q
flourish placed It 10 his head, remarking
Carelessly, "What II this should of Just nowlO
Almost Immediately II did go Of and Lon
dropped at once. His terrified companion
ran Ut once for doctor, but Lon was dead
when they got to him, He was about 10 year.
old. A report was circulated that John Muth
had the pistol In his hand when Lon Miller
was shot and that the ball was acCidently
shot in the direction Of Lon, but the corner
after examining several surgeons and all who
could throwa light on the subject, decided
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charged accidentally wilhelm his own hand.
FREE CONTRIBUTION ron THE HOLIDAYS
One pound Of choice mixed candy given "a
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
50 so worth Of goods.
Remember we do not expect to 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 to our customers
for their liberal patronage. Our slipper de
partment Is immense, Remember ut the
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, Bellaire, Ohio.
wELHBURo.
The funeral services OF the Rev. Thomas
NJ. Hudson, were held in Franklin Church
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Thomas II. Wilkin,
son, OF Pittsburgh, DR.. W. K. Pendleton, oil
Bethany, Rev. Reid, Of Independence, Pa,
Rev. A. L. Kendall, Of franklin, and d. NJ,
Hollister, Of Wellsburg, officiating. Services
were opened by Introductory remarks by Rev,
Kendall, Scripture lesson read by Rev. Reid,
singing OF Hymn DOL, Servant Of God, Well
Done, prayer by DR.. Pondleton, addresses by
r. u. Wilkinson, Dr.. Pendleton and d. N.
HOLSTER. Singing OF Hymn 99S. The ser
Kendall and Reid, The services were solemn
and impressive A large audience assembled
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