The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-07
NEIGiIROIfIOOD sHws.

4. THURSDAY MORNIN
,:s,i.t 4 NElGIR0HiIOOp EEwa.
1R'Jf ADMINISTERING. ~ p,
The festival OF Thoburn Post, q. A, r, net.
ted the Post about $3.50. ,ii6NTd3It
The funeral Of Miss Lizzie Alilligan, OF Bdr.
lington. who died on Sunday morning, took
place Yesterday afternoon, and was largely
attended. $3.50 lartL 81 a. ,iJEils.,l'
Any. o. our Martins Ferry subscribers
who fall to receive their papers will
please report at Van pelts drug store. Out
carrier, Frank Cfowl. having been seriously
Injured OIL Saturday last Is the cause Of the
trouble. - - NJ
The election 0nIs Saturday afternoon, OIL the
question OF Issuing $4,000 IN honda TO pur.
chnse ground III the First ward md erect q
now schoolbnilding, did not attract much
attention. ,.g Only -twenty.four, votes were
cast tHenty.one In favor and three against
the proposition. p, ,5'I,ti ,5l' N 100 Il
Council will hold regular monthly, meet.
Ing this evening. There Ia considerable bu,l.
ness TO be transacted. md It Is likely tho scs.
son VIII be a protrdcted one Tie water
works anu light questions have been agitated
during The past few week, md tho cemetery
question VIII also claim somc attention. a. /
The lecture of Stuart Rogers, the "Actor
VI Tue i!attorm.' takes place NJ Commercial
Han thiS evening. The indicatlonsare that
there VIII no q large audience, rs q great
many reserved seats have been sold. The
entertainment is given under the auspices Of
the Martins Ferry Library Association, and
should DO well patrun!xad. 2 Q .H4IH i'.E9.T
| frnnk C,nr,l IA, LII. ~. al
shooting Oh Sunday afternoon, was still
living and conscious at ! O'clock Yesterday
Afternoon, and had partaken Of some nourisli.
ment. Tile doctors In attendance nearly all
nsree In saying that he Is doing remarkably
We'll ior person wounded Us he is, and there
silelt hope That he may recover. Many
OF Franks school mates called yesterday to
inquire after him, and general feeling OF
sorrow prevailed among the school children
ut the catastrophe. Frank Is Il ereat fayoriie.
not only among his school mates, but with
INC people generally, and tho accident which
has pFos'raied him was the common theme
o. conversatiOn yesterday on every hand
ihe family are plunged into tho deepest grief
ny this unfortunate affair. Mr.. Cr0wl's
oldest sou was drowned tour years ugo, heing
one o. the three drowned by tho upsc.ting Of
Il skiil III the river. The sympathy Of tho
entire community is with Mr. Crowl ind his
family In their present aillic,on.
nyLL,iEa a,
Mrs. Neal died ut her sons, Il. Z. Meals.
yesterday, IN the S7lh year Of LUrngc.
+. Bruner, OF WelsvIlc, Superintendent of
tue =. &P. road, was in town yesterday. j.
Twelve dollars and sixty cents Is what the
Mayor gathered from his Sunday crop yes
terday morning. r.
A loot race is announced at Shady Side Sat.
urday Of next week. None but amateurs
permitted 10 run. -, -
inc Ladies Foreign Missionary Society
VII meet Wednesday afternoon Il, the home
OF Mrs. VIM. Fars. lilE.,. 80
| Mr.. Holloway, father OF MIS- Dennis Nc
ioy, diad, Sunday at his home ut Riverside,
ahu was taken away on the q. &E. Yesterday
Tho street cars are all receiving A Goa, of
paint, both inside and ont, and those TINT nrr
finished are greatly improved conpa,c,! with
those yet waiting their turn. 'f.a
Iherc lave hcen number of very hard
.Gokins tfanips around here in the last few
days, and yet there are plenty Of places in
town where laborers are in demand.
John Taylor. and wife, formerly aud for
many years well known ulisans OF Bel aire,
have moved back mud taken lp their residence
III QUO OF Tie houses he owns on Belmont
street. ''''
Marx Lester was on board the afternoon
Train passing up past the nail works when
Son'o one, supposed to be one OF party of
ramps that were passing there at
'he time, threw u stone Mt the
car TINT passed through The window and
hurt Mr. Lester severely Efforts were made
to trace the tramp, but tha party passed
over the ferry, il is thought.
ST. cL,IR.vILLE
Stuart Rogers was hero Saturday night.
Ex-senator Wagner, Of Yves. Wheeling,
was IN town yesterday.
Conductor White. OF the Narrow Gauge
has been sick for few days.
A Number f persons were in town yestcr.
day attending Probate Court.
John Fer.en has been appointed Council.
man, rice DR.. George A. Close,
David Curtis was discharged from ail YES.
terday, his tenn having expired.
Owing to the sickness OF Prof. C. W. Elliott,
no school was held in the High school yes.
terday morni ny.
Ccpaas Carroll. Esq, formerly Of This place,
Blu. now OF MI Uuoi, Ohio, Is spending n
few days in St, Claisville.
y istern Ohio NJ T. Conference meets ut ST. |
Clairsviile on Tuesday, November ll.h. This |
conference has about one hundred members. |
The State of Ohio, vs. Martin Wilcox,
charged with assault mud hu,tery, was con-
'ihued uh,ii next term OF Probate Court.
NORTHUMBERLAND. ',
Mr.. \. II. Thayer Is lying very low with |
typhoid fever, and OH Sunday night hope
was almost gone. Dr.. BeAmuth is attending
him, anu DR.. Mcclure vas called in consulta. |
ton. =
On Saturday night and in fact for several |
nights past son.e OWL disposed persons have
greatly annoyed Mrs. Milby, in lower town, |
by providing abou. the house and premises
and trying the doors and windows Mrs. NJ |
is 4 woman OF n nervous temperament, and is
very much exercised over the Affair."
The Circuit Court met yesterday morning
at Ia ltyiew, with Judge Jacobs OH the bench.
The Judge charged the Grand Jury that their
duty would he to pass upon the violations of |
Tic laws, and called their attention to what |
appears 10 be neglect upon the part OF the
assessor. From what appears on the surface |
now the Court will soon assume u lively up
pearance,
'a BETHANY.
Our village is getting itself In repair once
more, owing to the capers OF some boys who
seem to enjoy making trouble and upscttinS
things generally. Though it seemed u freak
OF wantonne:s, yet it has turned out we'll for
the council have ordered general repairing
10 be done oil walks aud crossings.
This evening the annual celebration Of Tie
founding Of the metropolitan Society will be
celebrated in their hal, ut which time ad.
dresses will be delivered by A. G. Sticky, Of
Wiehitow, Virginia, Prof, u. c. IIagernsan.
oil bethany, W. Va, and Rev EFT, Williams,
pnSsor OF The Central Christian Church, Gin.
cinnati, and President If the bethany Clpb,
which held its first reunion November lst.
Quite number OF old students ARE looked
Tor at the anniversary, and il the weather is
lara number OF old students will be OH hand
from the immediate neighborhood.
Lady Wants 10 Itnow s1
the latest parisian style OF dress and bonnet;
new way to arrange the hair. Millions are
expended for artificial appliances which only
make conspicuous the fact that pmnciation