The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-09
SEIt;IIDOKIIUOD NEWS,
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The attraction for Friday evenings Glass
Workers festival Is q ball at Turner Hall.
The Lantern Globe Company's carrying.
III boys are on strike, and the works have
to lay of. The Company is cndeavoring to
hire other boys. s9S 'sil.f -;5i-s, .l'i"' = :
Cauc,ses have been held In most Of the
wards and delegates for the Republican
primaries OF Saturday night nominated.
There will be n lively voting at the prima.
riss from all the indications. r. 5.l. :. n :
Mr.. lIolingsworth came in on the B. so,
last line from the west Thursday morning
md stopped off here. Col. poorman came
home OIL the next train and Mr.. UplcgrafI
came on the same train to Quincy and will
he hero Friday. + 1a 5t','.':sT1
The opposition vote to the question OF an
appropriation for new school houses, small
as IL was was based on Il variety OF reasons
The Third ward, where almost all the op.
position showed itself, was opposed ta build
Ing In tho Sconnd instead of the Thirl ward.
A number. who did not 10 to the polls were
no; opposed to the enlargement OF our school
accommodation. but thought, some Of them.
the amount asked for (SlS.000) too small 10
be efficient, and others want not so many
ward schools. that are rather 8 t"country
schools in principle. but twouM like to in
crease the First and Fiitl, ward buildings and
uake thcm suoh graded sclooisas the Fourth
wards, g..ypt.j $50 q esq Gy'f m
The llrst annual congregational meeting Of
the Second Presbyterian Churcl, was held in
the churcl, on Gravel Hill Wednesday even.
Ing The report of the church condition,
both spiritual and financial. was gratifying.
The PASTORS salary Of 1000 has been paid,
and purse of $50 in addition to this was pre-.
sented to him at this meeting. "A number of
funds that are held by tho church for separate
purposes have altogether about 500 now on
hand Out OF one fund a bell will bc bought,
An election was held for two trustees, result
ing in the selccton OF w. C.SStewart and
John Miller. The membership, which ori.
ginally numb red seventy.four, IS now one
hundred and seven. 81 VI 2! 4 - i7i & $ 4!
Aenwo0d.
Very good work Is being done in repairing
our streets and alleys. lf.ltg :: Z :
The Marshall u county grand Jury has
found an indictment against Kelly, the Ben.
wood biganlist. 80 "a 4
Major Darr, who has been mailer for fifty.
three years and is yot ns sprighliy as u boy,
expects to visit his mother this week In New
Jersey. &c .rtCC r., d
August Shades oldest daughter died OF
consumption on Monday. She was un ania.
bic Young Indy. The family has the sympa.
thy OF the community In this their hereaYe:
mcnt. y ~ ", s.E..t g5.'2}.l. q, - I,
The blast furnace and rolling mill arc ran.
idly undergoing yepairs, and we hope tie
time will not be long before there will be an
ainicablc settlement between the owners and
the workmen. s5.,{, ( ~ &. ,S,;!1, g.. \. I
Some OF our leading citizens are aeitatinE
tho construction Of Il street through west
OF the u / O railroad route, 10 connect by
bridge over Dogg's Run with Jacob street.
An improvement OF this kind has been need.
ed for many years. and until Il IL made II
vii! be impossible for US 10 have good wag.
on road to Wheeling. 81 !? a. Il =.
The death OF Henry NJ. Peabody has cast q
gloom over the entire town. He died OF
typhoid fever ut his home on River street a,
II o'clock lust night, His death WIS NO un.
expected, atd It (ad been such short time
since We were meeting him on the street
smiling and Joyous. as he always was In
health, that tho news OF his death came 10 II.
all like shock Ills loss will he doubly fel,
by the family, ny his father is In failing health
and young Henry had just completed hi.
apprenticeship as mailer, md was ready te
take the burden from his fa,hsfs shoulders
Among the young 5N,en Of 1ienwood there
was not ono whose intellect. was, brighter
whose aims were higher and purer, and wht
was more universally beloved. a. ~ " r
ttNsp Kali Ut tteti,any. 4.
! A game OF basu ball ut bethany I'VE Wednes
day afternoon between the Bethany Co)lev
and Welisburg nincs, resulted in. a victor,
for the College boys. vtry fins playing wa
done by both clubs. Tbs following Is til
score N LID. = IL, e.. 3. t53i,g z
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Ho!.hahy collcgc........"..$....o . 2 yos 90.