The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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pt a1sS 5e,. s9sRsld 81 ns''.y'sv
Ksy,l Nj. l:dm0nds. 81 woosd.ilell, aud
pride, was IL town Yesterday il.,II.
Win Mclaughlin aud wife, nov low " I,itts.
burgh, were In town yesterday. 81. NM AZ
"a Tho School Board has rented tLe old ras
Office on Thirty.tllrd street for u temporary
school room. :, =. ~ 4 i3it'.'
There. will be tho usual services al The Uni.
~ presbyterian ,thucl Sunday, ,Rey, h, @.
Wallace being ut home. n sHfi5IH I't
~, H. Naylor' & Co.'S, storacTryo5on, Il beInp
thrown Into lhe adjoining room, aud both
WI BE- used by him as one es!ab lishmcnt. !,
Miss 1odle Baer, Of the last graduating
class OF our high schools, will entertain her
CLASSMATES at her home In the First ward ID.
day., -, ~, a. - 80. y 4
Tue highest room In tho First ward school
was closed yesterday, the principal. Mr..
Miller, being called home to Akron BY 3the
death 81 brother, IA MI ,i1.I5r
The approaches 10 tho creek bridge, which,
are covered with water when tho river Is very
hiRfiy are to be rniscd ut once, " The work Of
makingst the ill.will be done by tho Street
commissioner. lGsG iis5THGlt 'NG}i ii1Qg
IN. w Jorlan, tho marble cutter, has sent
70 the Patent Otlce In Washington the model
OF machine for raising, lowering and NOV.
ing about blocks Of marble OF stone while the
plocks are being cut. tNnI Wil5il5,R 5ldll
" Albert Horn ilas got back 10 Dellaire. after
. supmsr trip With lis trailing boat along the
river as far down AS Hun tipgt ton. II He had
some queer experiences anil made some fun.
ny bargains With people along the way. 4. II
n In, 4 n
the lQor at the G, 4 T.. depot and then close
beside tic track near, by, was locked, IN Yes.
terday, and Ills legs served 10. take lin out
Of town. when sober enough 10 10 straight."
(, "A Bellare man has takcnl out "a patent for
. nail fastener 70 be ,setl on the joints Of the
rails on rairoads. II lisa Combined chain
and bolt and has wedges Of 4 peculiar shape
Instead Of bolts with screw nuts. II IL pro.
nounced good by practical railway men.
The committed engaged IN working up q
course OF lectures has been at work In earnest
for a few days, lGive It your hearty support
and assure a whole course this winter. i, The
terms are moderate, and such Lecturers, as
Ell Perkins, Laura Dainty aud Wallace Bruce
VIII 20 engaged. Is ,oAirl iaugil9 adt,.IgG
,luWhcn b""shrewd. prosperous, .wide.awake
business men take hold OF u project they
will 30 TO work to make money, and we may
therefore confidently expect a, Bellaire fac
tory for The manufacture OF perpetual motion
m!IacIiines-somelhing, That will far surpass
the Kelley motor. - t., ~.
The statue that Is 10 be The topr OF tic Sol.
dieI's Monument has arrived here from Dos.
ton! It Is, Of solid granite like the monument
itself and Is larger than life-a soldier III tie
uniform worn during the late war, standing
with his gun at "order arms" The statue
weighs 1880 pounds. -. -.
- A number OF citizens III the Second ward
are protesting against building the bridge
over the. b, 81 o.. tracks at Belmont street,
which the Council aud the railroad authori-
ties have about concluded 10 do. Some think
that the city should compel crossing with.
out either, bridge .ovor or tunnel under the
tracks, while some, seem to object TO the
bridge simply, because they do not want 10
lit their houses tup out OF the frog ponds
That high rivers, or even heavy rains, leave.
~ ~ 'J'! NEW CUMBERLAND. ,gSt'tJ glRU
The other evening Il surprise party was
given at the residence Of o. Lees, " In
honor OF Miss Mamie Garrett, ef Springfield,
who has been spending a couple Of weeks
here IN town, renewing old acquaintance. b
Onr sporting gents have returned. The
S"a"6S % tGMtfetot"e Cauheu u stampede.
and thinking Of better quarters at home,
they broke camp, end when. the shades Of
eve were spreading their sable appearance,
they hove! into town, with their hats and
garments gaudily6 bedecked IL with the
fruits Of their marauding They were quite
successful and had good time. Some 9th.
ers think Of coupling a crowd and starting
out for couple; OF weeks. us 9g.9lGs8 sEs,fT
Thursday evening the most brilliant wed.
ding that has taken place In this county for
some time was celebrated here In the MARI.
age'o OF Mr.. John Allison. Of Grant dirtrict to
Miss Eva Floweis, Of Fairview.@ The we'd
ding. was conducted by Rev. IS. Hill, Of, the
Presbyterian church, at the residence OF the
brides parents. Qhiie'a number OF guests
were present, and after the ceremony wus
over crowd Of serenaders put In an appear.
ance and created a regular pandemonlllm for
some time, The newly married couple &c.
quilted themselves In u very appropriate
manner, Y May their bark glide peacefully
over their pilgrimage. and safely anchor In
the harbor ofpeace is the wish of your cor
respondent n2T g,daat4Y ~ r Z, sGdt,li ~,
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