The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-20
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z. yss. BELLAfRE. III,
The Bellaire Tribune will do the city print.
Ing next year. 81 < g9tT',535.ll
Council finds 1t q hard matter 10 get quo,
rum these days 1l;;,.
The plat OF the new postoilice boxes Is rap
Idly being marked by those who want 10 rent
them. Ni q? ~ = f,23l
Mr. and Mr.. Henry Over, and Miss Ella,
have gone TO Cincinnati for few days. They
went on the Andes. n .f'~ ~
Several OF our public school teachers have
been having tho mumps, caught first by visit
ing scholars suffering with the disease.
John Zwcig, the Union street timer, and
Miss Annie Weisz, Of Triadelphia, are 10 bg
married Thursday ut the brides home.
Which will take precedence? The Demo
critic Congressional Convention calls 10 ST.
Clairsville the same day that Forepaugh'.
circus calls 10 Wheeling. IN. ~ =
A barge to which car load OF lumber had
ust been transferred, at the upper wharf
boat, sunk, and caused considerable extrr
work to the owners, the Belmont Coal Com
pany. IL. .l III nv ,,775 ~ :,
Those Of Bcllairc's people who invested IN
IN me gold mining venture with a. number
oil Wheeling people, some months ago, arc
now preparing to rake In the ducats or mug
gets, reported by the agents TO DO very rich
There seems 10 be something wrong, either
with tho St Claisville postOtllce arrange,
nients or with matters between here and
there, for there are numerous instances In
which letters starting there fail TO get here
in any reasonable time, aud sometimes fail
altogether " 0.11. =
Quite n number OF our citizens arc deter.
mined 10 have u passage way across the II. {
Y. tracksnt Belmont street and say that where
there y d will there Is u way. Another meet.
Ing will DO held and the proper steps taken
to properly represent the matter 10 the u. &
.. authorities. " .1-slS" 's'''
Council Is after the board OF Health and
proposes to abolish II. Some OF the Council.
men talk OF a sanitary policeman TO look
after all things that nted attention, keep the
council informed, and sec that It's orders In
respect to the health OF the city be obeycd,
II the present Health Officers recommended.
tons we're considered We might do well.
The father OF Mary Ann Giiin, who Is a
iarincr living few miles from town, has had
Milton Porter bound over TO Court In the sum
Of Sloo 70 answer charge Of rape on the per.
son Of his daughter. She is child and was
left alone In the house while all the rest Of
the family worked In the harvest field. The
little girl Is ten years old and of unsounl
mind, so that she has not yet learned to talk,
which certainly takes away nothing from the
enormity OF the crime. II
MARTINS YKREy. ri
Yesterday was kind OF Settlement tlay',
IN INC Mayors court; the following cases
Ed. Leonard, aged II years, md Henry
siauuing, nSed about 10, shot oil a rocket OF,
Washington street on Saturday evening,
frightening Mr.. Ad. Newland's horse so thai
he broke loose, causing much excitement and
trouble. Fined 81 and costs each,
Henry NeuiHiger, for shooting off his re.
volyer In the streets, was assigned So and costs
a lex. Grass, drunk and disorlerly, s. and
costs. -Tsa1 !. -
Edwin Morris and Thos. Fitzsimmons en-.
gagged IN an animated dispute with listicuiI
embellishments, In prize ring style, on Mon.
dny evening, and were both arrested. The
spectators agree In awarding the belt to
"Fitzie," but the Mayor with charming i'm.
partiali,y, charged them s. each, with costs
added. lzl.I -
Jas. Brown and Tl.os. Bliuco were
also belligerent on Monday evening and
fought pitched battle. .szH 10
These were lighter.weight champions, and
their expense was only 81 and costs each.
John Jones, OF Rainey's, was arrested for
abusing his wife, but before the matter was
brought to legal focus the charge was with.
drawn, and Jones released on payment OF
costs.
Jas. Murphy and Jno. Hauckel, for fast
each. -" =
The pots have been set in the new Union
Slass works furnace, and glass will be made
by the first Of August. '2.
Council will meet this (Thursday) evening
In adjourned session. Important questions
Will come up for consideration, among then,
being the First street switch, the loan ortii-
nance, the Second street opening, and other
matters.
VALLEY GROVE. s.
DR.. viii. f IIervey, OF Martins Ferry,
Ohio, recently paid this place visit.
Miss Dinsmore. Indy from the West, is
the guest Of Miss Carrie Whitman, of this
place. 80.
Mr.. Abe Anderson, OF Taylorstown, Pa,
who was married some days since, was for.
merly resident OF this vicinity. ~
Mr.. A. Sample realized something over 4C
cents for his wool crop. II was in excelleu,
condition, as is the case with most OF our best
woods this year.
DR.. Ed. Alexander, Of Gibson City, Illinois
was married on the 9th OF this month to
Miss Gertie Faris, Of that State. lie was
formerly resident OF IT. Mills agl 81
The farmers Of this region arc now saving
tile best crop they have had for years. The
grass is unusually plump and promises more
than an average yield. With the rapidly
growing corn, which now bids fair to exceed
earlier estimates, there should be n decline in
the price OF breadstuiIs. 80 -
NEW CUMBERLAND.
new mail schedule has been alopted
between this place and Pittsburgh, The
morning mail leaving here alta. NJ. goes
direct TO Pittsburgh instead OF TO Pittsburgh
and Bellaire agent west OF Beaver, rs here.
tofore, aud then We get mail direct from,
Pittsburgh at $50 T.. NJ. This is an extra
mail, and will fill Il want which has LONG
been felt. The whole change Is good one
and will greatly facilitate the mail service.
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