The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-07

BRIBGEFoRT
Manager Oscar TownSend's special car was
In town yesterday.
o. 7. Rhodes was the only sleigher out dur
ing the recent snow.
Hon. Ross. ]. Alexander and wife are in
Kansas City on visit.
The Misses Holloway are in Cleveland,
visiting their sister, Mrs. Babcock.
Wilbur Trueman is travelling through
West Virginia for an eastern boot and shoe
factory.
Nick Kuhn and Keohline Bros are cutting
Ice on Wheeling Creek. The ice Is Of a good
thickness and pure.
Will GilIen will rattle off a fine breacb.load.
ing shotgun at fifty cents chance. The gun
cost eighty.hye dollars.
Prof, 7. +. Orr, Superintendent Of the
Bridgeport school, left for his old home yes.
terday for few days visit.
Miss Mamie Cook has been engaged TO
teach room in the Bridgeport school. The
Board are fortunate in securing the services
OF this excellent young lady.
w. A. Baldwin, manager Of the Pcnusyiya.
mia Railroad Company, r, F. Smith, assistant
general manager Of the q. & p, John Thomas
superintendent, and =. Bruner, master Of
transportation, were in town for short time
yesterday morning. They were on their re.
turn to Pittsburgh, after trip over the entire
line.
The La Belle Glass Company's sample
rooms are the finest outside Of Eastern cities
The rooms have recently been enlarged and
elegantly furnished with brussels carpet,
writing desks chairs, stoves, etc, OF the most
costly kind. The case used by the company
at the Centennial occupies q place in the
rooms, filled with us fine specimens OF glass
ware US there are in America Mr. Baggs
foreman, or Colonel Joe Harris, Secretary,
takes pleasure In showing the beauties OF the
room and its artistic specimens.
BELLAIRB
Mrs, II. s. Smith has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly held reception
at the home Of Mr.. Kelly's mother on Rose
Hill, Thursday evening.
James Harrison, working at the new bottle
works, met with an accident Friday morn
ing By fall he broke his leg.
The long porChes- Of the National Hou,s
are being repaired and the foundations OF
that wing oflhe house puton firmer footing.
Some one, by posting an anonymous notice
~ haIIelI Cual WOTks, has Deen enueAYortnE
to make the diggers strike for an advance OF
wages by threats.
spangler Post, G. A. r., will meet Monday
evening, and hereafter the meetings will be
on the second and fourth Mondays Of each
month. The meetings have been on Satur.
days.
Theoretically an Ohio couple cannot be
married secretly; but practically, no one can
tell whether one is married or not. Rumor
has had two of our BeIlaire ladies married
within day or two.
Miss Mary Murray, who has been visiting
at Beallsville and here, at W. II. Little's, will
leave on Saturday for her home in Washing.
ton, Pa, accompanied by Capt. Little, who
has leave ofabsence for few days
The Presbytery OF St. Clairsville met at the
First Presbyterian Church here, on Friday
morning. There were six ministers present
beside the new pastor Of the church, Rev.
Mckallip, and q number OF elders. The bust
ness for which the meeting was called was 10
dismiss Rev, Eggleston, late OF Washington,
Guernsey county, from this presbytery 10 the
presbytery of Washington, Pa,