The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Mrs. Col. Mills and Miss Sallie have gone Ia
New Castle, Pa, for . visit I, ia z n
a child OF brian ,Manley's was buried al
the Catholic cemetery yesterday morning.
JTAlbert Marthall left for a TRIP 10 Eastern
cities and u visit In Massachusetts, yesterday.
"Delluire, Dcllemonde-0hyo, Amerique,' y
Is tho address on box received here ytsier,
day. y n S n III 5i'si
The Council and Belmont street citizens
will have to wait while now for the 3. & o.
Company to agree to plans, before tho bridge
can be begun. 4, 2 ty s. n =.
Among the numerous picnics that together
will almost drain Dcllnire OF her population,
sn the Fourth Is that OF the Liederkranz So
clety at Shady Side, on tho D., Z.&.C. nj
Emma Armstrong, OF Wheeling, ran away
and was reclaimed here by her mother who
employed the police. Marshal Drugati
found her IN ]. u. Smiths law Office, where
she had hidden by prying open back win
spangler Post @. A. h. has decided to 20 &c
Martins Ferry on the Fourth by water
and the @. y. Lucas Inns been engaged to &C
up with n barge. She will leave the wharf
boat here at $50 4. 81, sharp and will leave
Martins Ferry in the evening about 81,
O'clock. lI-5 ~ = 3, ts,I 1sl5-
Tho new school houses will 10 70 feet by q
feet with two rooms up stairs and two down
each % by 80 feet, with large halls, two stair
ways and roomy cloak rooms cut or from the
hllls The two buildings will be exactl,
alike and will have some attention paid "a
their outward appearance. a. A i'65,s
A number OF committeeman and promi
nent members OF the Democratic party were
here yesterday and fixed up matters political.
St Clairsville, Tuesday, August i, Is the
place and time fixed for the Congressional
Convention. The primaries will DO held on
Saturday, July 10, In Bellaire between 5 and
O'Clock p.N ,.s&
The School Board held regular session
Monday evening, but had too much Other
pressing business 10 permit II TO take up the
matter Of the appointment OF teachers, Tie
Board will be busy for some time looking
after the building OF the new school houses
Sut has appointed special meeting for nexl
Friday evening at which the appointments
will be made. During the year lust closed
there have been twenty.one teachers en-.
ployed-four In the First ward, tSo In the
Serond, one In the colored school. ten in the
Fourth ward and four In the Fifth. The
new building will increase the number Of
schools by six, four In thelFifth ward and
two more In tho Second. 8
WORTHWHILE.
The scioto met with nn accident OF some
KIND near Wesee last evening, and had no,
passed down at 10 o'clock r. 81. ssst.igI
Your correspondent was misinformed In
regard to Mr.. Walter CANDLES leaving town
50 suddenly. He Is still here and intends re.
mining couple OF weeks yet. r. 55'as.!!gt,sl
Two hundred and four votes over and
above the requisite three.tifths majority In
favor Of the W.. 7. & e. X. r. subscription
isn't so bad for Marshall county.
Is the ordinance prohibiting cows running
a. large between shutdown aud sunup still In
force Your writer noticed three cows within
twenty yards of each other in the lower
wards Saturday night last. J5la
1t is not, believe, generally knoSn by
dealers here that persons other than recula,
registered pharmacists subject themselves Il
fine for selling Paris Green md London Pur
pie, they being included In the catalogue Of
pOisons; but such is the fact IS '2.7.l.
When the case OF the State vs.. Eugene
Johnson was called today, the deiendanl
failed to respond, and judgment was entered
up against his bondsmen. The amount was
believe, 81 900, with George Edwards, WIN
Dorsey and some other person whose name i
have forgotten, MS surelies. His father and
mother mortgaged their home to indemnify
the bondSmen. if7T n. 5sg.l's
The ''deck-hands'' on the steamer Dinrnal
struck for IN increase OF S. per month on
their wages, when the boat reached Bellaire
on her up trip last Saturday evening. a
large lot OF heavy lumber WIS there awaiting
shipment and the nen refused TO take /,
aboard until thcadvance was allowed. TheiI
demand was complied with and work pro,
cecded.
Council having adopted the ordinance
providing for licenses for the sale OF into1i.
eating liquors and penalties for selling with.
out o license. It is whispered that an Mt.
torney for the saIoonists is about prepared
10 put into effect coupe dc main that will no,
only knock slnithorpens out OF the aforesaid
ordinance, but will In all probability place
Judge Melvin, Mayor Purdy and the entire
Council, together with Clerl; Brown and Ser.
geant Bfannon, In the penitentiary during the
balance oftheir natural lives. 4 q : n
Simon Johnson yesterday obtained a yer.
dict In the Circuit cnurt against the B. & o.
Il. II. Company for 1885 for two horses killed
by the cars near Rosebys Rock some time
I,D. The suit was tried at former term o!
tue Court, prior to Judge Melvin's resigna.
ton. the jury awarding johnson $50, which
verdict was, on motion OF Mr.. Russell, Sc,
aside by tho Court, Us excessive in
amount, and q new trial granted which re.
suits in giving tho plaintiff s25 moro than the
jury at the first trial. J. Alex. Ewing, ESQ,
conducted the case for the plaintiff. -
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