The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-25
wal, left yesterday for 4 visit to his Edaueh,
tsr In Ritchietown, after which he will Wis.

war left yesterday for q visit 10 his Edansh,
ter In Ritchietown, after which he will Wis.
1t relatives down the river. y ~
The A. II. E. camp NEE ling opened very
favorably Sunday. There was large al.
tendance, both day and evening, and the
services were quite interesting. Next Sun,
day will be the last day. n ,5
A fsticuff occurred on Washington, street.
yesterday afternoon, In which Wm.f Cass got
q bloody nose from the violent contact oil
Toby kln's Stalwart fist. Eyewitness con.
cedes that Cas- provoked the assault. III
The body OF John Thomas, OF Etpayllle,
who was drowned In tho river at Bridge.
port, on Saturday night, was discovered YES.
terdny. He leaves wife and large family
Of children, and they are represented as be.
Ing In need Of assistance. \, < ~ M
Last evening, as Mrs. sheekey, who was In
her buggy returning from drive turned up
Hanover street, from Second, she made too
sharp turn for tho rate OF speed at which
she was going, and the buggy upset This
scared the horse, who Immediately ran for
his stable, a short distance, while Mrs.
Sheekey was spilled out In the dust, nlight.
Ing on her head. She received q slight cut
on the right side OF her head. and several
abrnsions on the face and arms, but wa,
neither seriously hurt nor badly frightened.
The buggy escaped without material damage.
48 sELLAlRE. i-t
A. Wiley, Of Wiley & wcthcrald, Is of to
Cincinnati. ~ 'itGWIiiI
T. II. Gregg ond family, OF Barnesyille,
were In town yesterday. 2l.
Some new wheat has been sold at the mills
here at 81 IL per bushel.
:. Several OF our young folks spent Sunday on
Burrs Mill camp ground. g.
Quite number Of gentlemen from this
this city are In attendance upon the Cleyc-
land races.
Johnny Cain, OF whose injury some weeks
since your readers will remember, died yes.
terday morning. .f..5s-
The Ladies' Aid Society Of tho N. L. Church
holds an important business meeting this nt.
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Jas. Fitton, at
which all the members should be present.
A carriage containing Capt. W. II. Little
and MeSrs. Hyatt, Long, Ingler and Lee, was
overturned on Indian run bridge Sunday
night. Capt. Little was badly hurt. They
oil had narrow escape. ~
On Sunday night about eleven o'clock as
Charles Hankc and family were returning
home from drive into the country the horse
backed over foriy.foot embankment on
Gravel Hill. Mrs. 1Ianke had two ribs
broken and wasotherwise injured. Two Of
the children were severely hurt on the head
and the others more slightly. Mr.. II. has a
severe bruise on the hip. The wagon was
smashed to smithereens," but the horse was
found nnhurt and quietly grazing.
sTEuBESvILLE.
The residences OF Barney Dorrance, J. L.
Henderson, james Henderson, Harrison
Hunt and the Henderson sisters--fve houses
In alI-at Little York, this county, were
broken into by thieves, about noon Sunday.
and robbed Of clothing, money. silverware,
valuable papers, etc. The robbers got away
without leaving clue to their identify SO
far us can be learned. A reward Of 500 Is
offered for apprehension.
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Eliot Keller, Of the Inflated Scoto, Is here
with friend working up evidence In his be-
half 10 be given before the Committee now
investigating the late disaster. He is here It
is said 10 see Mrs. Columbus Stewart and get
her TO 80 before the committee, and testify
In his behalf, &c. Mr.. Stewart Is showing
him about town. 4 i... y