The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-14
INSTRUMENTATION NEWS.



Nj. H. W. wetheald left for the westlast
night.
The breaking Of rod on the nail works
engine delayed all hands somewhat on Fri.
day.
]. W. Coulson is again away on business
trip that will probably occupy him many
weeks
The day has at length been fixed for the
drawing OF the prize vases OF the Monumental
AsSociation-February 9Th.
A number OF new citizens are settling here
TO work 10 the Stave factory Of the nail
works key factory. They follow the works
from WoodshGld.
So far no one has caught the smallpox, or
even the Yarioloid, from the Flst ward pa.
TENT and he will be out In few days more.
He hasnever been very sick with the disease.
We have seen lately curioslty-a copper
piece the size OF small cent, and similar TO
TO the copper tokens so commonly used for
small change during the Rebellion, having
on one side the words "Bellalre Ferry check,
1858"
"Ten Nights In Bar Room" Is the name Of
the play to be performed for the Monumental
Association; but II Is said to be much altered
from the old play Of that name that was 50
well known, and II Is said to be much better
than the old version.
There Is said to DO some talk abroad about
matchmaking the road to the Rose Hill
cemetery by including that road Ia pike "a
run from here to the National road. We had
better pike road up Indian run 10 the Ma
tional road and make route that will BE-
preferable TO the pike from the top OF the
big hill'' TO Wheeling, 1t would pay better
for Bellaire, In the end, TO do this and then
pike the road to the cemetery In addition and
at her own expense, for once let the fridge
route" be piked and It will be hard to effect q
change. Learn by Wheeling's error In
running the National road over the hill and
then afterwards having 10 build another
one around 1t. As Thomas Il, Genin used to
put II, "the handle Of bucket Is no Longer
when lying down than when standing up.
II We can build good easy graded road thai
will strike tile National road above the "bit
hill" and give people the choice OF Bellaire d
an easy pull and Wheeling ut q hard one
Bellaire will stand much better chance thar
otherwise.
MouNpsvILLE.
Mr.. Thomas sigafoose, Of the steamer SEQ
tia, Is In town visiting his parents.
Rev. ]. A. Fullerton delivered lecture II
the NJ. Z. Church Thursday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Peck, an aged lady Of the lowel
ward, died Friday morning, after long Ill
ness.
Mr.. Walter Gamble, Of New Mexico will
arrive in town to-day Saturday to visit BIZ
parents.
The Willing Workers held social meeting
in Works HaA last evening, in return to thu
one given in the Masonic Hall during thu
holidays.
Sam Wilson, OF Wheeling, was in towr
Thursday saying farewell to his relatives ant
friends prior to his departure for New Mexi
co, where he will join his brothers in business
Last night the knights OF Honor gave
banquet at the Masonic Hall In commemOra
ton d the fourth anniversary OF the instiIu
ton OF their order. None but the members
of the Lodge and their wives were present.
In our communication OF the eth inst, W,
reported that young man OF the Middle
ward had committed suicide. Since then w
learn that the gentleman claims that the
wound was the result OF an accidental fall
Therefore, for his sake, we correct the state,
ment
sTEuRESvILEE.
A Steubenville girl correspondent with al
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