The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-04
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NEWS in THE STATE AND VICINITY.

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NEWS IN THE STATE AND VICINITY.
Death from LocksJau-rrCr.uy 10 DtAth-Wh hoop.
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Personal and General News from Aartins' 4
Ferry, /. iteitatrs ami q Elsewhere.
Every one OF sthe State exchanges are
booming ]. J. Woods for Speaker of the
House and speak Of him In the most ilatter.
Ing terms. u 5li5y3SI;iE .SE1H
a special term Of the U. s. District Court
VIII be held at Carksbarg December l2, for
The purpose OF trying some parties charged
with Iobbing tho mails. l't.,E, f &, lIjfi' d
Morgan and John Bane, OF ,Waynesburg,
are reported to have sold their celebrated
trottiDs stallion, Chh'am Planet, to Wheel.
Ing party. Terms private. VA 4, !, 2.Esiys
Mr.: Vim. shipley, brakeman on the II. &
=. railroad, died Monday from lock- Jaw, pro.
berlanl n week ago, while coupling cars. ~
One morning Inst week Henry Staley, Of
Whites Creek, Wayne county, had one eye
totally destroyed by the bursting Of an over.
loaded gun, which he WIS attempting 10 dis.
charge. NIX. ElT4l E55 70 i32 IN
| A blacksmith, named Philip A.. Groves,
living on Little Sandy river, about fifteen
miles from Charleston, committed suicide re-
Gently, by shooting tho whole front OF his
head OF with Shotgun. lie was about fifty
years old. X IN q9ls q. g.l,Ei.- ( z {f58,I
An old man was found frozen 10 death In
tho water station ut Cherry Run, W. Va, last
Monday morning. lie told some parties the
evening before that he was from Frostburg,
and was miner by occupation, md gave his
name rs John Hopkins. 'i,..,sF
Saturday morning Austin, son OF Mr.. p.
n. Scott, Of New Cumberland, died from the
ELECTS OF wh0oping cough. lie was buried
Yesterday at 2 o'clock. This is the eighth
child at New Cumberland which has been
taken OFT with this disease during the past
! lew weeks. I j iyFY55ff ,eraf I'i'81
Several years ngo tic old apple tree planted
| by Blennerhnssett beside the we'll OH Blen-
nertassett Island, was cut down and tho trce
sawed into timber, from which number Of
canes have been made by Sandy Stuart. The
Andrew Mather Post, G. A. H. have donated
NUMBER Oh these canes to the Garfield Mon.
ument Fair mt Washington. l'&
At St. Clairsvillc, Saturday afternoon, tho
Jury IN tho case OF tle State vs.. Ohio Gilmore,
the colored man who cut Officer Linn, OF
Martins Ferry. very seriously some months
! since, came into Court unable 10 agree upon
u verdict. Tho jury was sent out Friday at
"a. NJ. Messrs Danford and Grndy defended |
| fillmore, and in the turn affairs have taken, !
think they have gained point. e. ~
| The Chesapeake 4 Ohio has arranged with
| the Old Dominion, Texas and Pacific Trans.
continental Line, whose cars are constructed |
! with Ice chambers, with a capacity of three ]
tons per car. Ice houses have been con.
structed ut various points on the line over
| which its cars are run, and through ship |
ments will only DO stopped Ell route for the |
purpose OF replenshing the refrigcrators.
Arrangements have been made with the |
Chesapeake Il Ohio Railwayan other lines to |
run the cars OF this company on special fast |
| freight schedules, and are thus enabled to |
guarantee to shippers Of pershaolc freight,
such service rs will enable them 10 place
commodities OF the East and West at desti.
nation without delay and reasonable rates
BELLA1EE. &c.. AZ
MIR. Gus Greenfield spent Sunday III Bel.
laire. f,, Oa gfG
Rev. Mr.. Adamspreached at Trinity Chapel
yesterday. .I' ~
Mr.. Robert Foreman, Of Farkersburg, was
in town Saturday, visiting relatives.
EsY. J. Monroe, OF YOUNGSTOWN, preached
at the Disciples Church yesterday, both morn.
ing and evening. l,,.5l.i .ysiS3a
The Druid Circle has charge Of the per.
formances to be given during the holidays by
the Gypsy Queen amateur company. -.
Rev. r. NJ. Brown, OF the Second Presby-
terrain Church, was ut Cad;z yesterday, assist
Ing III communion services, and there was no
preaching at.tke Gravel Hill Church. q
Prof. f. s. Cox WIS in town Saturday, and
left for home OIL the Sidney. Ho was attend.
Ing the Teachers Institute at steubenyille,
bat Is not engaged in teaching this year.
It is expected that The Crystal Window
Glass Company will be permanently organ
lied BY the frs. day OF 1SSs, and the inten-
ton Is to have the works ready as soon Us
possible. lTsS -. -
Messrs. H. G. Wilson and Henry Landksohn
got buck Saturday night, alter weeks hunt
ing III the Blue Ridge mountains. They
have t. deer and some magnificent wild tur-
keys to show for their trip. F4f]
Prot. sohoAeld, who has always had sue
cess in such work, has been employed 10 su.
perintend aud instruct those who are to sing
at the entertainment now being prepared by
the First Methodist Church. Il is intended
To have q concert. 81. ~ aals .lfrt
There is II difference OF opinion among
those who heard Major nane's LECTURE but
entertainment Of the course IS Il, be some.
the majority seemed to like 1t. The last
thing different front any OF the three iectu res
we have had. Mrs. Laura nainty Mil give
an evening TO readings and reeitations. Major
Danes long aud emphatic parenthesis on
Free trade, comparing our tariff 10 that of
the robber barons whose ruined castles stud
the banks of the Rhine, somehow fell yerv
flat on Bellaire audience.
Foreman Cuumins Of the Canton Bridge
Company, has the bridge here to7 the cseek,
with q force Of men that will begin at once
toput 1t up. Everything will be done so rs
TO interrupt travel as short time MS possible,
and it is expected teams can croas all this
week, but for half Of next week there will he
no crossing. A barge will be Hred across tie
mouth Of the creek for the lighter and most
necessary travel. The narrow gauge railroad
bridge Will he used by foot passengers. With
the ttany manufactures below the creek de.
psnding on this bridge alone for receiving
their material and for.sending out their pro.
ducts, travel isnarrowed down 10 one crossing
place, aFs ,GF.3ag So
Genthef's lkAc store, on belmont street, Is
fhucF full Of novelties Tor the Christmas nnp.
trade,' Tho people Of Bellaire SHOULD feel
promo Q! shis store, as /. Is one of the hand
soonest IN tho country, and goods were never
before seen here at such low prices, Mr.. j.
=. Robinson, Geuther's -Bellaiss manager, Is
gentleman Of Refinement and knows his
business "a j ,,i9g 'Tsl -, ~s.
5sS .MAR7ISs FERRY.
Mr.. LATE Chandler, Of Chicago, is home on
short visit. ! 3 $500 5lt.D.I
Mrs. L. W. Englebright is very low with
spinal meningitis. 49,
Parties are talking about opening up the
Cow Coal Bank again. - n
The cold weather has caught about seventy.
five new buildings unfinished. s.:l. -
Mr.: John Davis has resigned hts position at
the IEtna mills and has excepted one ut the
Laughlin mills. y n .7l2' :
Frank Valnhart has sold one.half of the
lot he lately purchased from MIR. Rouack, TO
Dr.. I. Werlich, for $1,000 j5.iE $50
Mr.. Lucian Martin has sold his residencstol
Wheeling gentleman for $1,000 and has
purchased farm In Michigan, where he az.
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