The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-18
SrIonnoRnooD NEWS,


Mrs Sarah Dyson, who has been III with
neuralgia OF the stomach Is worse to-day.
Mrs. L. ]. G. Drennen, who has been visit
ing in Pittsburgh, returned home Thursday
evening.
Miss Eollae spapldIng, Of sseubenyille,
Ohio, Is visiting her sister, MH. L. &c.
Drennen.
What We want Is more tenement houses
and we must have them for the accommodation
Of the people.
James Kerr Esq, has Just finished putting
an addition TO his house, In the Shape oil o
handsome portico.
Mrs. VIM. Robb, we are sorry to say, Is no
better. Mp. Henry Linn, Of the Orchard"
Is improving slowly.
DR.. Israel Werlich expects In short time
TO greatly improve and enlarge his drug store
on Washington street.
The new ferryboat talked OIL considerable
ola myth "a ferryboats are not the most
promising investments atpresent.
John A. Miller, Of the BukeyC Glass house
has new boOkkecper. He Is small yet, but
We have great hopes for his future useful
ness.
Alvin Darrah Is quite proud Of o big boy
that they have ut their home in the country.
He can't farm much this season, but prom.
ises well for tho future.
John Cochran, brother OF ex.ShcriT VIM.
Cochran and Judge Thomas Cochran, OF St.
Ctainvtfie, Ohio, was married Tuesday Of this
week to Miss Martha McKim, OF this town
ship.
The Marshall Is having the stone removed
from the Stone.yard OF the lookup prepare
tory TO getting In more for the pleasure OIL
the boys who visit The Mayor and don't
ave the ducats.
W. D, Cochran, formerly OF Grand View,
Ohio, but now connected with the Ohio Valley
NeTi, made a flying visit to his old home
Monday to look after his farm, returning
Wednesday evening. :
Some fifteen or twenty Martins Fcrrians
attended the theatre last night TO see the
. Mighty Dollar" The Little Anna made
the trip for their accommodation, the con
sldeEatioa being four mighty dollars"
Charles seabright Is at work building the
foundation for the new building upon the
grounds belonging to the u p church. Tttft
building Is TO be two.Story brick, with husi
ness rooms below and dwellings above which
will greatly improve the appearance O
; Hanover street.
There Is another movement on foot for thu
: building Of pike from Burlington. to Little
! Short creek, where II Is to interseCt the Mt
Pleasant and Martins Ferry pike. This Is
: worthy enterprise and we hope It will sue
/. coed, as II runs through good farming com
r munlty that needs better roads.
Thomas Conoway, the faithful and indus
trious fireman Of the Laughlin Mill who's
! illness we noticed the other day, died Ut hi
residence, In Clark's addition, Friday morn
Ing. The Red Men, an order to which lie be
! longed, will take charge of the funeral, an,
he will be buried at o'clock Sunday after
r noon. Mr.. ConawSy was good citizen
5 honest and industrious, and bis family hay
! the sincere sympathy Of all who knew him
!. BELLAIRE.
: Harry Kitchen is able to be in his place Q
$ business again.
: II was q slip Of the pen that made Us 50!
b the Delphos ball Friday night was to be
: masquerade.
Among the improvements at the Baftimor
q Ohio depot might be lamp that woul
light the lower flight OF stairs.
Arthur McCiain has purchased n Iarg
q quantity Of lake Erie ice. That's the kim
We will have to rely on this summer.
G The Republican stand, ut Central avenu
and Belmont street, is boarded up for priyat
>. use, but the forOrn goddess is unmoYed.
/. The city conventions will no doubt be in
/. teresting. Quite number OF well know
n citizens are looking towards the mayoralty
The members Of the Grand Army are order
/. ed to assemble at their hall to-day at 1913
II O'Clock for the purpose OF attending tn
funeral Ottheir late cOmrade, William Copr
h Tho smoke that hangs over part OF Grave
= Hill now comes from lime kiln built ut tn
lower end OF McClain's inclined railway
Stone Is brought down directly to the kiln Il
cars.
/ EldOrado Circle OF Druids at its late meet
, ing decided to celebrate its first nnniyerar,
on the 24th Of March. Tho sister lodges Il
nCighbOring towns will be invited TO par
! ticipate in the exercises.
=, n Mrs. Jacob burst died at noon Friday
after two weeks sickness OF typhoid fever
She had large circle OF friends both her
, and elsewhere, us since her husbands dealt
!. she has continued the restaurant with tn
! = regularity Of a hotel.
One OF our Oldest citizens died Friday even
!, ing In the person Of James NilIIgan. Nj
y Mttifgun was In his eighty.ninth year, an,
# had lived here and in this township sine
\ early manhood. Within few days he hai
' been down to the stores, walking down All
back up Rose Hill to his daughters, Mrs
= Th0mpsons, where he had made his home.
J, MouHDsvILLE.
+ Mr.: D. F. Criswcll has returned from New
!. MartinSyille!'
The |. O. Rechabitcs will give a supper /,
MeFadden's Hall tonight
There was quite number from Mounds
; vile who attended Fanny DavenpOrt's rendi
II ton OF Camille"
4 On account Of the absence OF Rev. Pomero,
! there will be no service held In the Presby
4 terrain Church Sunday.
i Miss Maggie Keyser, who has been visitin,
Mrs. Sarah COCkayne, will return 10 her HON
In Winchester, Va, to-day.
;. Mr.. Geo. Gross, formerly Of this place, bu
O now Of Charleston, West Virginia, was seri
/ Ousfy injured this week by theaccidental dis
Q charge Of gun.
d At last the switch from the B. 4 0. RAILROAD
r to the rolling mill has been completed thu
c workmen OF the railroad company putin
the finishing strokes on last Wednesday.
Mrs. W. II. Gamble left yesterday TO
Jackson, Mich, where she will spend SOM
n time with her friends. She will be accom-
panied home by her step-son, Mr.. Fssnl
Gamble.
James Porter and Gene johnson are still
: Jail the necessary bail of 81 900 not yet beinl
!, obtained. Much credit is due TO Sergean
t. Brannon for bis promPtaess in asrestin
It Porter, whom he found at home In bed.
h Last Thursday night there was an attemp
& made to enter the Marshall County bank
r The wonld'be robber cndeavored to gain en-
c trance through the front door by means Of
+ false key. Bat the nfghtwatchman, Mr.. Cali
/. EFT being on the alert, fired one shot, and tn
burglar made off quickly.
y INoSDALE, OHIO.
/. For some two weeks past a protracte,
v meeting has been in progress at the Pin,
r. Grove N. L. church, in the HammondvilI
d and Irondale circuit, Rev. George Crook
:, pastor. The altar has been filled with peni
II tents for some nights, while number hav