The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-16
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NEIGlIHDnsIOoD NEWS.

III tne second ward. - Nv
Losan's nine. business houses, corner OF
Center and y streets, Second war1, are rap.
idly nearing completion and present MI I'M.
posing appearance.
by the death Of Miss Fila Myers. which
occurred Sunday morning last after lineer.
the Illness, our town loses one OF Its most
highly accompl sled young ladies, and SO.
cieiy one OF It's brightest ornaments N
Harry CAV, who has been 'roughing IT,
IN COLORADO Tor some months past, returned
mono Tuesday Inst Harry thinks Colorado
Is pretty good sort Of country IN some ie.
spec,s, but he says tobacco IS uwful high"
The change trout double to single turn &.
took place Monday last, Reduces tho working
force OF the concern about thirty men. Tho
puuders ate now making six heats per day,
working about eleven hours.
Josie Koch and George Eotter, aged about
ten years each, gotintoa fight near the Grave
creek bridge Sunday Inst, during ibe progress
Of which George was knocked down, md
falling upon his arm broke the bone In two
places DR.. Bruce was summoned and rave
the proper attention.
Key: Mr.. Pearson, Of the Island, will preach
III Trinity Church this evening. Services
MI! be held ut that church OH Thursday,
FRIDAY and Saturday. evenings ind Oh Sun,
DAY morning and evening. The announce.
lneni TINT bishop PeicrSin will lecture Oh
Saturday evening and deliver sermon md
| cohunct confirmation services Sunday, will
no doubt fill the church. @
| Harry Lyons. who cahic here with his faut.
lly from Pittsburgh to luke charge OF the
machinery OF the klOman MILL and supern.
tcftd tic setting urf aEd running of tho new.
y invented spike ilaehi nes, has resigned Ills
position, and gone back 10 Pittsburgh. Mr..
| frice, The mill manager, who came here n
coupleo OF weeks ngo 10 take chnrge OF the
mill hasalso given up the place.
Messrs. Weaver, BNriall & Co. have pur-
chased onc'oiehth interest in the many
leases held BY the Pit'sbagh OIL Company
mere, covering over three thousand acres OF
lana. The work OF putting down tho first
experimental well on Frank Buriey's land,
oil Gravel Bottom, will be commenced rs
soon rs the derrick can he Sc, IN, Tic en-
CINE, tools and derrick material urc all on
theEround, and the work will be pushed for
ward as rapidly rs possible. $50
A little daughter of William A. Jefferson,
OF the Third wurd, died Tuesday of scarlet
Fever ana was buried yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Iellerson's daughter Maud, teacher in
the colored school here, and his two little
10ys, are 50 afflicted with the same disease.
Inc TWO latter exhibit very serious SWIM.
toms, and but little hope is entaincl of thar
recovery. The sorey.aiIlicted family have
the sincere sympathy of the community.
and all that kind friends Gun do to MD them
IN their manifold ailllctions and assuarc
their grief is being done.
Joseph ". Gallahes ESD, returned from
Philadelphia q few days ago. Mr., Gallahcr
met and talked with the Es.I,oss Simon
Cameron In Philadelphia dag or two after
the election but all eIrIrts 10 ret him To talk
Of the election proved linavaifing. The only
subject that MIR. Cameron appeared 10 Tux 9 |
any interest IN was Ecst Virginia coal and
tinher lands, In which lie eyinctd n yery
lively interest. milking great many in.
qn'ties rs TO their extent, price, land in what |
portions OF the Suite large bodies Of those
landswere in the market, &c, &c. F.-
Mrs. Arnold, Of Buck hannon,a sister Of The
iHasstieUs "Stotcwall' jackson, spent sev. |
tFal days In town recently. the guest OF Rev.
l.oonis. 1t is not generally known thai
'!stoUGws'i" was n native Of what Is now
West Virginia, but.such is the case, he aud |
Mrs. Arnold having both been born in liar. |
rison county. Their parents removed from |
that 10 Fayette county when "S;onewali"
was quite young. Mrs. Jackson died in FAY. |
elte county, and The remainder OF the family |
resided there for n number OF years after her |
DEATH ~. jackson learjpg there 10 enter
the military inslitntea Lexington, Vi.
ngLLsiEe
Miss Emma Woodway, OF st. Clairsyillc,
was visiting friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Bennett and soi,, OF PEORIA ILL.,, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nose, Somehow.
!. ". Marchant, Of the High School, has
good sized class in ctocution that meets in
the evenings. 0.''
Nrr Alfred Woods is lying very low with
4 CANCER in her throat, nj tic home of her
daughter, Mrs. i J. Riley.
Eli Perkins has instructed his managers
mere 10 oiler chrome 10 the man, woman or
child who stays to the end OF his lecture. II
George Romick has moved into the house
formerly owned by Miss Hoalley, in the
Fourth ward, which house he has bought.
Pat fuckers house in the Second ward yrs.
te1oay came near being burnt, but u timely
warning saved att but section OF the vain.
scoting.
Ono hundred ind nifty dolars is about the
net amount realized by the Gypsy Queen
company. This goes TO the Monumental
Association.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
IS BUSY surveying its grounds here and, like
other surveying parties, it has hid lots Of
work NJ Crcscent street.
Wo1tmen yesterday were engaged In rll,.
lng the suuken letters OH the granite for the
monument The words, "Our Fallen Ue.
roes, that viii be below the moulding at the
base, are in raised letters
The Llcde,kranz Shuetzenverein that will /,
parade on the 20.h In their new uniform, will
DC followed soon by another uniformed club .
the Knights OF Pythias, whose lodge hero
has been growing considerably lately. I;
There might he some regulation about the
grade OF our sidewalks from the curbs,one to
the houses rs we'll rs in other directions, for
some OF them have been laid at such nm angle |
That even the wicked can't slnnd when ice /
comes.
The road through the Nelly estate, Which
Council has t.eeN leoklhs alter, is now in J
lar way. 81 being opened, II Council will
appropriate 500 for the purchase of the ne
cesssry ground. the other $500 necessary viii !
De raised by private subscription.
In Crafts window is very handsome self.
Ing, contested for by Officers George Johnsor 4,
an1 Ben Turner. And In Wiley & Wethey. =,
ald's wipAoW isa gold watch, ior which The
contestants are Stephen Hayden, OF tha Il, ,
e Y e Apd. Arthur MeG!ain. both these
c:ontests arc iot the benefit OF the BeIluire
Bicycle Club.
- VALLEY GROVE.
= They organized literary society at Valley
Grove q short time sirce. ~
Mr.. John Eel! and wife. OF Ohio, who had q
been visiting friends at New Brighton, Pa, ;
came BY The way of Valley Grove on few
days visit to relatives here, preparatory TO
returning home.
erected a magnificent residence at that place |
with every modern convenience, 1t IL emo a
OF the finest esst Of yonI 6ity and adds great. 8
" 10 tho appearance OF the town.
MI. Frank Pollock, & graduate OF Washing.
ton'.leilerson College, and II president Of
washington, Pa, who has recently been in
the far West, is at present engaged In teach.
ing a short distance from this place,
The. unfortunate casualty ihat occurred
hut n snH, fn7yr nT.n In lin NOV, NJ. r. L., ~