The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-20
STATE AND SEtGBRoRuooD.
The News In all PArta OF the Surround
Ing Country.

that city. 1I0 = :.
The Ohio State Grange wants the rudiments
10 ne science Of agriculture taught In the
public schools. 100 :.
Among the patents issued at Washington
yesterday, was one TO Bradley ~. Foster, Of
Huntington, fora saw.set -, III
Ohio claims u.s. survivors OF the war OF
lsl2 Ohio Pensioners, Ike Ohio oiiiee.hold.
ess, seldom die and never resign.
The depot aud Western Union Telegraph
C,pmpany's Office at Midway, Pa, have been
destroyed by fire. Cause unknown,
Rev. William Tate, colored e1pouuder Of
the Gospel, Is under $lQO bond at Akron for
obtaining money under false pretensss.
The Superintendent OF Schools OF Moaoa.
gala couHty Is max Ing an effort TO have each
district institute pledge itself 10 place In the
schools The county paper daring The term for
thu. use Of the pupils,
SImrod ". lloyd, F. I. Dobbins and J, A.
Boggs are out IS candidates for the Lesisia.
tufe In Bra1ton county In the place Of the
member elected at the time OF the State cleo.
tion who has since died. \
The Jackson Herald evidently does not
know that the order OF Red Men has been e1.
terminated In this State. else why should II
print the following: "We have received In.
formation that the Red Men called on Ger.
tain man on Pond creek, whose name We will
withhold for the present, and impaired 10
him small lesson 10 the tune OF eighteen
iashes,r
The West Virginia Press Association meets
to-day a. Huntington. Morris, OF the
Richie Go:e'tt, will proudly occupy the
Presidents chair as at former meetings, and
White. OF the Sa'e Journal will be Ia bis
place as Secretary. The programme arranged
is as follows. Wednesday, . P. N. business
meeting In Mathews Hall; eRx. Bandue,
In Mathews Hall; Thursday, o.. N. visit
the various places OF interest in the city, 2
r n. business meeting. After the final I'D.
lournment-rhuBday night OF Friday morn.
ing-the members will start upon an e1cur-
sion. The time OF the excursion Is extended
from December elst to ?s.h inclusive.
BELLAIRE. r u
Mrs. Robinson, nee Miss Kate Darby, Is er.
pected here from her western home shortly.
Prof. Herman Scliocky, OF Wheeling, has
consentsd to'perform one or two violin solos
at tue Methodist CONCERT. en
There will be no prayer meeting q, the
First Methodist CHURCH, on accoun, OF the
preparations for tho concert,
These Items yesterday were Just one s
short. Mr.. McKallip, instead OF Mrs. McKal.
lip was spoken OF as very low at Allegheny
from henlorthage.
ii. MishSel Bptlsr one OF the oldest resi-.
dents OF Beilaffe, died at his home ia the Sec.
ord ward yesterday morning. The funeral
will take place from St. Johns Church this
forenoon at so'clock.
Mcblalns quarry had to quit work yester.
day. heGaGsesQ many d tile YorkmEn vete
summoned 10 Bt. Clairsvills az witnessss in
the Arnett Casa case against the saloon
keepers by Mrs. Arnett, p.
The price Of milk In Bellaire is in danger
Of . rise, % q Pittsburgh oleomargarine firm
Is buying large Quantities daily, aud paging
more for II than our merchants can afford 10,
and sell at presen, prices.
At the Republican primaries Saturday
Bellaire electsseyen delegates and the town.
ship tyo. The Fourth and Fifth wards have
EACH two 4elsEGte2 70 slect tho other wardg
one each. The polls will be opsn from Z toy
In the afternoon.
Both the Baltimore 4 Ohio and the Cleve-
land d Pittsburgh local accommodation
trains are doing . rushing business into and
out OF Bellaire. The B. & 0. trains 70 back
and ioeth uetYsen hare and Cambridge. and
thee. 4 Ps. short trips srs'ta Nsst;Hs Ferry
and back. The =. & O. and the narrow
gauge roads'ot course, bring most customers
70 our merchants, andit Is sight 70 see the
smmanse bundles and the number OF parcels
that 10 ol.e.efy eysuinE. ., .'.
The liberal and snterp.ising shoe firm ].
U. Helhlein & Bro. proprietors OF the boston
shoe house surely deserve the patronage OF
the citizens OF Bellaire. To-day "Wednesday
they give to every child in Bellaise under ten
yekts at We Dacssge Of fine candies and a
handsome cafd Tor q Christians ptessnt.
They also give during this week to every pur-
chaser to the amount OF s., so one pound of
fine French candy. THIS firm Is desetvedly
popular, and are rapidly increasing their
trade.
". GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. John 9. Hutchinson started Monday on
a business trip TO kansas.
Frank Davidson had a large audience at
Welday's Hall, Saturday night.
A reading club. With headquarters above
Dlckey's grocesy, has.keen estSblishtd,
An entertainment will be Iyen By the n.
E. Sunday school, on Monday evening, De-
cember %.
Mr.. James MeIior, formerly a weii-known
aorist Of this place. but now OF Grand Forks,
nekots rtrEitbFYp Is visiting big mother IN
this place, "
Whether 70 attend The Farmes' Institute
Or the Republican Convention next Tuesday
Is the question ye1ing some Of our granger
politicians. ~ ...t,. -
4. the Presbyterian Church, Sabbath even
Ing, Mrs. Ices OF 6teupenvil,e, leatu.cd an
"Iemperance' 10 q crowded house. judging
from tbs audience, St. ClairsYille must be
wide'awake on the temperance question. i
The t;laI OF Ohio Gilmore, the usgro who
almost fatally cut Deputy Iarsnai Linn, OF
Martins Ferry, last summer, was ended Mon.
day evening by the jury rendering q verdict
Of guilty OF cutting with intent to wound.
q The trial Of Mrs. Bonar, of Martins Ferry,
va coWmcnced Yesterday morning. yefy
little evidence was adduced, and The iury
WIS charged by Judge Kelly before noon.
A verdict OF cutting with intent TO wound !
was rendered. g'H'
The ladies' Of this place have organized an
Union. The officers are as fol.
lows: President, Miss Jane Edgerton: Vice
Presidents Mrs. Thomas Balph and Mrs Rob |
ert Alexander; Secretary, Mrs II. G. Wei.
day; Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Thorn pson.
Now comes the report that the new paper |
obs e'tabiishea here yin be owned BY 4 |
Of st, Claisville gentlemen that It
will bs Independent in politics. that it will |
advocate the claims Of St. Clairsyille as the |
permanent County seat; that il will be larger |
and cheaper than our town papers and that it |
will be listinctively farmers newspaper,
4 number al prominent Republicans and
democrats aEesaid to be eonneeetsh With tits
enterprise, III. Ia. !. y $780,, H''fr
WASHINGTON COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
I Commencing next. Monday at Or, ". aud |
ending the following Friday at noon, the |
annual Teachers Institute OF Washington
county, will be held in Little Washington, |
1t is expected that 800 teachers will be |
present. Eminent practical teachers and edu. |
6ctora have been engaged as instructors. |
The names OF Hon. Henry Ho.ck, Or. T. C. |
DR.. +. r. JeiIers, Or. J. D, |
Moilat aad Prof. Geo. p. Beard, need no |
words Of comment.
The evening ntsrtainments.wiil begin on |
Monday evening with the Address OF Wei. |