The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
RRLLAIRE,

the supply. 1t ia scarcer than it will be
now at Mentor.
John s. Hamilton, mail agent on the O
4 P. road, is on duty this week on the B,
IS. W. road in place OF Will DAnford,
who is absent in attendance at the inaugu.
ration ceremonies.
The Sheriff has levied on the boilers ol
the old Nichol planning mill, which have
been on the ground since the destruction
of the mill several years ago.
G. W. Winiker, q merchant OF Gibson's
station, came in from home on the morn.
ing 3, 4 0, train, Just as he got 10 the
car door, In coming out, there was rush
for the door and he was huStled about
some. Soon after he misaed bis pocket
book which he had In an inside breast
pocket, II contained one hundred dollars
In cash and check Of Berger 4 Hoffman,
Wheeling, for some forty dollars.
Rev. Jenkins spent Monday here, and
left tor his home at 0rrvlle Tuesday,
There has been no arrangements made
yet for preaching at tho Presbyterian
Church next Sunday, Mr.. LucoCk Is
talked Of again.
James BiCkerton Is able to be out sgain
alter weeks suffering with aRue, caught
during bis late residence In Kansas.
There is q splendid sheet OF Ice formed
on the creek, below the wagon bridge,
Skaters will hope for no snow TO spoil II.
The School Board transacted no bust.
ness Of interest Monday evening.
Boss" Rouse, q miner in the rolling
mill bank, was badly hurt by q fall Of
stone Tuesday forenoon. He was badly
crushed about the hips, Browns express
wagon was procured and be was moved to
his home.
A house on the east side OF the alley,
behind the National bank has been trans.
ferred to the west side.
RiChardson's grocery will be closed
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday, and
w., s, Ault will take charge Friday morn.
ing.
Oassius "OIay," In Tuesdays paper,
shOuld have been Oassius Marsh.
Whoever wrote postal card to Miss
Alice Grey had better 60 to the postofTice
and tell them where she lives, R,C.F,
Ihe following interesting locals are
from Tuesdays independent:
D. d. Rice, the carpenter, has let the
contract for his new residence In the
Fourth ward, and work will be hurried
along as rapidly as the weather will per.
NIT. He has also secured contracts for
building, as follows: New House for Mr..
Isaiah God, Remodeling the 10y property
on Belmont street for Henry Hess, build.
ing an addition to and repairing Adam
Longs house, and enlarging the residence
OF Ernest Bent6eld, This looks like big
boom for one man, go early In the sea.
son.
Messrs. Charles Fry, Jr., and John ].
McDermott have secured q patent on re-.
CeptaCle for preserving fruit, ETC., air.tight
without using any sealing wax, solder or
anything ot the kind. II is an elastic
band that closes tightly over and seals the
top from the entrance Of any air to the In.
terror. The can or jar can be made cheap.
or than the old style, and the young men
have probably filled q want long felt by
the average housekeeper. 1t seems 10 be
q success.
Services will be held In the Episcopal
Church during Lent as follows. On Tues.
days, at A O'Clock P. NJ; on Wednesday
evenings, at 7:l5, except tomorrow even.
Ing when Ash Wednesday service will be
held at 1880 A, NJ, in place OF evening
service; and on Friday mornings lltany
services at 1880.
Mr.. Doc. Randolph, oil Baltimore, for.
merly Of this city, and brother Of Jesse
Is In town seeing his old friends |
and acquaintance. He is q clever gentle.
man and has Rhost Of friends here.
The Chatauqua Literary and Scientific |
Circle, which meets at the NJ. L. Church
last night rendered the follow.
Ing interesting programme:
Of Ancient Egypt
Of Alexander The Great Mis- js JoSSs'
Of the PerSAns Rev "A, g. Chapman,
Interapened with reCltauonB, etc.
Following 10 the programme for Monday
evening, the 14th inst.
hss1y-Anclent home Martin.
lseCltatlonA Rome ........Mlsl Mary Crafty
E0ay-HlndoOstAn AMI the HlhdOOs. DR.. Porerheld
RecitAtion-CyTuI the Gfeat"".."hr. J. D. VAnLaW.