The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-17
NrIGnnoRmoOD NEWS.


That Baltimore a Ohio locomotive Is still
out Of sight.
Some Bellairs people have already sOWsd
beds Of lettuce.
Mr.. John Biglow, who has been sick all
winter, Is now able 10 be out Of bed.
Thomas Francis, Of H. H. Weeks produce
house, Is confined 10 bed with fever.
The c. Y. Lucas will run to Wheeling Fri.
day night 70 take number Of our people TO
the Opera House.
Miss Emma ellis room In the Fourth ward
school has had TO be closed for two days on
account Of her sickness.
A D, 80. local freight train will take pas.
Senger to Quincy. to get to *. ClRlTsyille, ut
$50 A. ", leaving from the tracks under the
railroad bridge.
Mrs John Kirkpatrick, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs II. s. Smith, In TO.
lumOiaha county, has returned after aStay
Of several weeks,
John n. Hell and Miss Minnie Compart
were married Wednesday evening by Rev.
helnLe, at the home Of the brides parents,
on Jefferson street.
Alter the masquerade. ball Of the Delphos
Club Friday evening-this clubs last ball
tue supper Will be served In Mrs. Martins, ut
the old Globe House.
Patrick Hunt, we'll known over town as an
industrious umbrella member, died WOdnes-
day aud was buried by the Ancient Order Of
HIbernlans on Thursday.
The First Presbyterian Church has had Gus
lets placed along the walls In addition to
those In the middle Of the church, and all
have been fitted with globes.
Mrs. Drummer died Wednesday night. The
Coroner visited the house on account OF the
rumors In circulation, but could not find any
sufficient grounds for an inquest
Mr.. llilburn was elected Wednesday even.
ing as Superintendent OF the Methodist Sum
day School, but he will not accept the posi-.
ton. The assistant superintendent, Mr..
Wiley, will probably be left to fill the place.
One Of the Bellaire { Southwestern cars has
stove liked In II on new plan. The stove
Is nearly all below the bottom OF the car and
is encaSed In an iron box. Itgives more
roomy. appearance to the car, and Is safer In
case OF accident
The repairs and alterations in the Balti.
more 4 Ohio passenger depot arc not vet com.
Pleted. The stairway from Union street Is
built. 1t opens in the old waiting room near
the door Of the ticket office. A hand rail has
been put along the old stairwayA
James T. Morrison has received word of tho
death Of an old friend In RoSshire, Scotland
Rev. James Morrison, in his S3d wear. Mr.
Morrison was minister for iiity.seyen wears.
and his father held the same pulpit before
him. His son succeeds him. Sir. Morrison
remembers very well calling on the reverend
gentleman on q raw morning in the high
lands, when glass OF excellent whiskey was
handed out rs matter necessary to hospital.
ity. He took some.
The Republicans, as usual, will lead in the
matter Of nominations this year. The pri.
narl.s will be held on Saturday OF next week
tue 10Th inst, between the hours of one and
i've o'clock. Each ward will meet In liz
usual place, and appoint four delegates 10 the
city convention, which meets the following
saturday, March 4th, at hali.past two O'clock,
Each ward Will nominate also its own menu
Der OF Council. This will be chance that
should not be missed Of putting good men,
and men OF your own views, into nomination
for these places. The township nominations
will be made In mass convention. ms usunl
The city offices TO be filled are Mayor, Mar.
shall, Clerk, Treasurer, Solicitor, Water
Works Trustee and two Members of the
School Board. OF the Water Works Trustees,
i Is David Rankin's term that expires. OF
the School Board the retiring members are
X. W. Nelson and F. Rodewig. Both these
gentlemen say they will not serve again,
hr. Rodewig has served on the Board for six
years.