The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-23
EEIGHHORHOOD NEWS,
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Deputy Sheriff sedwick was in town
Monday. s..g. =. - -
Rev. A. G. Lane and wife, Of Morristowp,
are visiting in this Dciehborhood. n
Rev. William CASTOR, of Cleveland, came
down on Monday. to stay few days here.
A child of Mr.. johnson, OF Gravel Hill, n
victim OF scarlet fever, was buried on Rose
Hill Monday afternoon. :
The Andes arrived here with its excursion
Monday afternoon, dnd treated us 10 some
excellent music, in spite OF the rain.
| The funeral OF Mrs. Dickens went on the
u. 20. train. Monday morning, to Warnock's
station, where the internlent took place.
Mr.. Frank Nelson, who has bec,>s engaged
as musician with western theatrical com.
pany for some months, is back home here.
There was 4 mysterious case Of attempted
suicide here Saturday evening. By hard
work the lady's life was saved. Mrs. james
CLARK was her name, and jealousy the cause,
The evening mail now for Wheeling and
the east closes at quarter 10 five o'clock, in
stead OF iiyc as the time has been, This
change is made necessary by the change OF
time on the b. & Q. -. =.
Mrs. Lockwood. OF the Fourth ward. died
Monday morning, ut the home OF her hus.
band, near the Public Square. She was
daughter of Mr.. keyser, partner OF Mr..
| Lockwood, who died short time ago. =
An agent OF the Post Office Department
| was In town over Sunday, and looked over
the Held ma to the location of the post onice.
| 1t is understood that he does not favor
room on Union street, and it is probublo
that room will be soon selected and fitted.
TIP on Belmont street. u 80
prominent G. Il P. otlicial boarded cpvi-
neer Hobinson's engine Saturday morninl, To
try riding on the locomotive. This was Mt
Bridgeport, but before he reached West
Wheeling, sea.sickness was no name for il.
and be gasped out M entrcaty to "Slack
up a little, do, please They ibid him
back in the tender aud brought him safely
home. s l-Il.,g '1'.S1''
MARTINS FERRY.
VIM. Lasuer moved his family 10 this
place from Mingo yesterday. e.
Capt. Levi W. 1nslebrisht returned from
his trip to the Mouonsatcla river Saturday
evening. r9 $3.50
An infant son OF Charles Lash died from
measles OH Sunday morning, and was buried
In Walnut Grove yesterday afternoon, S..''
Zeph. Phillips, an old soldier who has been
on the SICK list for some time. expects to 70 |
on 70 washington IN q few days. lit order To |
establish his claim to pension. ,.TIg,G
The news items from Martins Ferry In
yesterdays lSrELLIdEScER must have been
recovered from the waste. basket, for thew
were sent over in time to appear In the issue
OF the 18th. - (. 80" -
s Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railroad talk is re.
viving here. and there is renewal of conf.
dence in tho ultimate arrival Of tho road,
The raapidity with which things urc being
rushed on the western end lead us to hone
that the managers will push things" at tfis
end when they once get started. A We will
all be glad when We see the engineers
stalking on the line. 5ss. sG,E'''.sJ,>',
"A mysterious shooting occurred in or near
Mrs lianlan's restaurant, near the. C. & r
depot, early on Sunday morning, the facts OF
which appear TO be about as follows "A man f.
named Barlow commenced displaying a re.
volver rather freely, when /, was discharged.
tho ball narrowly missing u little child Of
Mrs. Hunlan's. + Two or three other men Who'll
were tn the restaurant attempted to tax, the
revolver from Barlow, wheni il went OF again.
the ball passing through Iinrlow's leg, i Tho
affair, occurring during the early hours 81 L
the morning, there wero no Officers about
md no arrests were made. q II Ii also alleged
hat during the scliilIe for the pistol. Bar.
owls pocket was picked. 4 No information
.as yet been made, and there are no arrests .
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