The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-03
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"A young child OF David MeGraw, OF the
First ward, died ycstcrdaY.yN,s :, iS5piji5eif
Mrs. sadie J. Cannon Is In toNh on visit
from her late home III the eYuth. N t5it 81
H.H. Meek went 10 Pittsburgh yesterday
| with car load Of water melons. NJ Sis gsib s
Miss Anna Smith, Of Wcgee, left here yes.
ter'iny for Chicago, where she will servo as u
city missionary ( * .Sj,s sttyfta s.g6
Six new gondo!a cars arrived yesterday
for tho narrow gauge road. They wetebuilt
u. Youngstown, Ohio. 4gtlijaa'Jf fWIl3igj.N
The occupants Of The ola Globe House, ION
| Union street, have been arrested for keeping
Il house Of bad rcpue. ,si,ly, gl,Ilyj' ~.
A child OF Rush Peabody, OF Denwoo,l, d
victim oftiph.heria, was brought over. here
10 be buried yesterday Afternoon. litta ,LF.6i6
Yesterday saw Gravel Hill under heavy
cloud Of smoke, and It was "wasl, dry, but
we don't think any one complained. PAN
The Sunday school OF the First prcsby.
teriau Church has purchased new set OF
music books. Music ~ recognized Us one OF
tho powers that be. y,,i., g6..y. 5,,,f "a
| James McGeorge leaves this week for, New
York, whence he will sail on the Steamship
Germanic Saturday for. Liverpool. p His
ticket, procured OF Andrew Roeder, takes
him through. '.'','~-I
Thos. Wilson got back from the West,
where he has been engaged In harvesting his
wheat fields licar Fargo, Dako,ah. Dr.. Sat.
erthwait and wife nre expected here from
the SAME place shortly, 'I fl,"TI'- ,''I'
Ross Tashet died Monday morning. az
typhoid pneumonia, ut his fathers home,
above fnuian Run. He was young man OF
much promise, md well known IN Belluirc,
where he has many relatives. tis'NaUz5'
Half a score OF offenders were before Mayor
Cooper yesterday for drunkenness and such
ohenses, and about $500 was taken from them
to enrich the city. People can get drunk
and misbehaye themselves, but now they
must expect to pay for It,. Z. ,Ir.a d
Taere are some funny thing, in politics In
Bel1aire just now. The majority OF tho
people are seemingly paying little attention
to Republican and Democi attic issues : II
there ARE my such Issues, but are taking
sides on local issues and peryonal feelings,
This makes sonic strange bedieifows. As We
arc now close TO the election and are 10 have
two public meetings on the Republican side,
things may grow more interesting still. The
Democrats are having no meetings. ~ ill'
aa% l Valley GROVE. ~
Mr.. T. Delaplain, OF Richland district. Is
at present revaluing the land In this (Lite,.
ty) Township. + IA I'3' - -
Mr.. William lIosack and sistera have pur.
chased and removed to their new home one
half mile east Of Trladelphia. g5.1a o'7'Tf
Mrs. n: J. Dell, Of Illinois, who has been
residing In the Northern part OF that State
for some time, Is expected here shortly on an
extended visit to her mother. ~ : i9l
Mr.. Rose, who is engaged ut present in
teaching at Roney's Point, wc lear, will at.
tend course OF lectures at the New York
Medical College next summer. ,lnl 4G..l
MI. and Mrs. Crump, Of Louisville, Ky,
md Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Mccoy, OF Bellaire,
Ohio, were visiting few DAYS 1t the Aaternal
home OF Mr.. John L. Sisson, near Rouey's
Point. 66..s.T5 80 '''~.y-'.',.>.' :
Mr.: Edward Atkinson, Of Elm Grove, and
Mr.. Patterson, OF New York, e prominent
wool operator in this and adjoining coun.
ties, were noticed ut the Farmers Home Ees.
tiVal oil the eS.h inst. .g' 81, ~
DR.. Edward Alexander and wife, who EN-.
parked for Persia some time since. have mr..
rived at. Berlin. Germany, en- route, and Wis.
tied the Royal Palace and sent home to lis
brother residing at Point Mills, a collection
Of heather from one OF the notable; parks Of
Berlin. 3., s,5'l iTs I'd 80 =,
The Point Mills Sunday School was to have
had their celebration OH Saturday last, and
it Is to be regretted the day proved unfayor.
able. However, in the evening about 100
persons, including many scholars. assembled
at the Point Mills orchard mud enjoyed Il very
pleasant and social evening. Que OF its al.
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consisting OF the rarcst dplicucics OF the Ee,son
which was ample for all in attendance, and
will be remembered ns one OF the brilliant
social events OF the week.
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County Court was in session yesterday. "
| The gas well Is now at depth OF 5G5 feet
and considerable gas has appeared. soy
The P, W. & Ky. X. r.. is cons.rucsinpa
switch alongside Of the Panhandle Window
Glass works. 'iHfIgHs-- ,','t!! { -,
a political meeting was held at Beck's
school house, this county, OH Saturday even.
ing last. The issues Of the day were discussed
OH behalf Of the Republicans BY Geo. ".
McCord. Republican candidate for the House
Of Delegates, and DR.. e. ". Caldwell, and on
the part Of the opposition by James lIukill,
Democratic candidate. fer House Of Delegates,
aha s1H!Fe S&ee.e.
About one o'clock yesterday the boiler
used In the steam. iiouring mill Of Stewart &
Myer exploded, entirely demoishine the
engine and boiler house and iujuring the
mill proper to the extent OF about two hun.
dred dollars. The entire loss in machinery
anu buildings, md damage to stock will foot
up III the neighborhood Of twelve hundred
dollars. Fortunately no one was hurt The
| miller, Mr.. Geo. Stewart, and the engineer.
Mr.. James Gclstaorpc, at the time of Tho
explosion were engaged in packing the en-.
CINE, which is located In u room adjoining
the boiler house. They both state positively
that there was plenty Of water in the boiler,
showing strong ut the upper gauge. The
boiler was Of the upright pattern, containing
one llue. The buildings took fire, but the
timely arrival OF assistance from the chi.
p!oyes Of the riverside Glass Works soon
extlnguishcd the flames, i..I3: J - N
NEW CUMBERLAND. @ys,, Il
The proposition 10 vote upon The mode of
caring for our poor, 10 be placed before the
people at the coming election, has been lost
sight OF in the CANVASS. Some one should
stir 1t up. s1sg ,Ezi W. -
Prof. 11agcrman. Of Bethany college,
preached two very fine sermons III tile Dsci.
pies church here on Sunday. In the even.
Ing bis sermon WIS, Tho inspiration OF tie
Gospels, His treatment Of the subject was
clear and forcible. 's'7.' NJ l'''aTI $3.50
All. Burnett will hc here on Friday and
Saturday nights to delight New Climber.
land audience In his peculiar characters be-
hind the foot.lighls. He is here under the
auspices OF some Of our best citizens 10 give
street lamp benefit. A large crowd will
give him audience, as part Of the benefit will
be local. g, lfSl, ~ ~
Yesterday morning at o'clock Mrs. B. !.
Campbell, Of whose illness we made mention.
passed silently from earth in the embrace Of
death: She has long been sick aud leayes
one child a., about two Years old: This is Mr.
CampbelI's second wife, and her taking of
lie Is almost heart.brokcn. He has The kind
sympathy Of the entire community. Tho
funeral ccreuiduY will faka 1,inca q In. 81