The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-13

| at!eE oeiiVcrlhs the mail ut Cameron last
Fid"y, he took the mule 10 the stable, md
ocgan grooming II, when the animal kicked
nm, 'htiicting internal injuries which caused
ana leaves n wife and several married chill
dren.
Last Thursday afternoon Matthias Gruber,
New Cumberland, disappeared in n lnysieri-
ous manner and bis family had mn Idea M to
his whereabouts 1t was thought by some
ttlat he might have fallen into Wills creek or
the mill race and been drowned, nnd search
was made In The creek Monday, resulting in
| the tinding OF the body in the creek. 1t was
lying under thin coating OF ice. The coro.
ners inquest rendered verdict Of accidental
death. 1t is supposed he fell in after dark.
So RELLAIRE
Frank Hall is quite sick at his mothers,
threatened with typhoid fever
The Wednesday evening PRAYER mee,im.
at the First Presbyterian Church will be held
as usual.
An empty stock car jumped the track veg.
terday evening in the G. & =, wards. and
liilcd Hat car npon the wheels OF one side.
About forty subpnnas haye been dstrib,,.
ted 10 Beliaire, calling those who received
them 10 attend the trial Of Kitchen vs., liam.
iiton, at st. Clairsvlllc. i.
Mr.. J. 2, BarnhiI has secured another
large contract for his boiler works, lic viii
furnish all the boilers aud stacks for the new
iron works at Brilliant.
Mr.. James Fi,ton, plumber OF this CITY Inns
the contract Tor putting in the pines and ,.ny
fixtures In the EIson glass works at Martins
Ferry, and the Nail City works Just north Of
Bridgeport.
sad case Of desertion OF his destitute fam.
lily by Geo. Wikoir, OF the Second ward,
comes, to light, The wife and one child are
very low with disease made worse BY The
constant abuse OF the husband, who has gone
otfand left thcm.
Ihe School Bonrd has appointed teachers
only temporarily till the holidays. Miss
Annie Crafty takes the Gravel IiiIl room
made vacant by Miss Webstcr's resignation.
Mrs. Lilly takes Mr. Millcr's place NJ prin.
clpal ot the First ward schools, aud her place
IL not yet filled. '',
MI, Chambers the saddler, met with
singular accident, that came near being !,
iatal one: lie hung some harness up in lhe
store, and then jumped down from Il bench
on which he had stood to reach the rack.
a large hook on the harness swung towards
him Just US lie jumped, and caught under
ms eyebrow, tearing the flesh and muscles
most painfully. Had not the huruess given
away at once with his weight, be Won i, hive
lost his eyes, and would probably have had
his skull fractured.
No doubt we have not gotten all OF Them
jotted down; but the following On terrain.
ments are booked for the near future: Linean
Literary Society entertainment next Monday
evening at its hall Teachers Inyti tute Of
belmont county. at School Hall, Saturday;
De!uont Turnverein, ball at Iilch's Hall
New Year night; Belmont Grove Of DruiIs,
an entertainment and ball; "Duvd t;arrckT
comedy, with DINNER for Six" rs M, after
piece. ny the Gypsy Queen company at City
HAL 2Gth to 3Oth inst, inclusive; the Catho.
lic fair and festival, City Hall, li,h 10 l7th
the Methodist concert aud entertainment Ut
the church, Thursday and Friday evenings,
the list and o2d the Presbyterian Snndnv
School Christmas celebration, Sunday eye,,-
Ing, December 2ith; Laura Daintys elocu-
tionary entertainment, the Inst OF the course
Of lectures, January 10th; Il lmasked ball the
evening OF February 9Th, by the Turner's
preceding Lent; THE Patriot Son." Il milf.
tary drama, the preparations for which ur,
now well advanced, under the auspices OF the
Druid Circlc; and in addition another com.
pahy IS preparing to present "The Two
Orpuaus.'
MARTIN FERRY.
Jack DAVIS Is on the sick list.
The mills are all running full, with orderY
ahead.
The John Lomas bus resurned with th.
new ferry boat.
The social and donation party at the NJ. T..
Church was grand succoss
Mr.. Isaac Dean and wife have zone ia thc
country to spend few days
Mr Y. Long, has returned from the East.
having purchascda large stock OF Christmas
goods.
Mayor Mitchell wants Council 10 ulac.
telephone in his office. 1t Is very much
needed.
Postmaster. G. r. Dean, is suffering
again with his lame arm, caused by wound
received in the army.
Tho men are busy at tho Union Glass
Works tearing out the old "eyc," and will
put In new one as soon rs soon rs possible.
A large wagon load OF fine hogs was otlcea
on the scales yesterday. The average weight
being $50 pounds and the price paid &C, 10 per
hundred. ~ . ~
NlrI ,Ht ST. GAINESVILLE.
Aspecial grand jury will meet to-day.
Miss Annie Iose Of Bellaire hns been
visiting In ST. Clairsville.
Major W. s. kennon says cmpbaticallv
that ne Is not Il candidate for the Congress
si0nal nomination.
Oliver Dun!ce, OF Jacobsbnrg, was fined
$lOoand sentenced to the Montgomery coun
ty jail Tor three months for selling LIQUOR
without Il license.
In the case Of Oscar Townsend, Receiver.
vs.. Thomas ~ IL, tho Jury returned n ver,jict
in favor OF the plaintiff for $,24.Cl. So,icr
was given OF motion for new trial.
The graduating class in the St. Clairsyiile
nigh sho0l contains eight members, viz:
Messrs. Charles Frint and Harry E,roIi,
MISSES Ellie THOMPSON, Jess'e l.ongley, Annie,
Patterson Mary Clark, Clara Alexander and
sTEUBESvIILg.
A wedding IN high life took place last night
at the Second prGshy terian Church. Yhe
contracting parties were Miss Bella Bunting.
OF Galveston, Texas, granddaughter OF W. H.
Sharpe, o1.this city, and Charles ShacfTer, OF
Lancaster, Ohio. a large number OF invited
guests were in attendance 'sI-3
Northumberland Richards Inst evon;n,,
appointed the following Senator'S to attcnd
the funeral OF Senator @ llagan ut Sautusky.
Strong. Of kenton. Chapman. of Clcyelnr,,l g.
Wa.cott, Of Kent. White. Of Defiance, Nof,on
ol Napo!ion, Kirby, Of Upper s.ndnsEv
Jones' ol Newark, and Wilson, OF Columbus.
THEs heria Of northumberland connty
Va, Mr. VIM; Clanghton, uays: 'We hay...
many good medicines in cur parts bnt no,h'
ing which equals &. Jacobs Oh. n :, ~,
palms. - VA oo'''3