The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-01
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NEIGHBORIIOOD NEWS.

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Several ,airy.pulIinsi took place Hallow
Zen IN Bellaire. Ig.TaT lg'H5tt
Mrs, J. T. lIeatherington left yesterday 70,
Dhnyille, Illinois. ef, 4
a child Of Daniel Campbell, Of tho Fourth
ward. Is very sick. '@S'r@
Thos. Godfrey will move 10 Mingo mud
work In the new nail works there.
Mr.. D. Fusner, now Of the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road, Is home Oh It visit.
Or. Knights family has beeh In the coun
Try this summer, but are home now for the
winter. rr
Mrs, Frledenburg and son, OF Phludel
phia, mother aud brother Of Mrs. Moses
sonhcborn, arc IN the city.
A number OF Dellatrr people arc accom-.
mohaled BY the moralag and evening trains
now stopping for them at .E,navllic.
Denson's ferry boa. got lost IN tho fog yes
terday morning, and could only b. GUIDED
by q poundlngat the lundng-ail imptoyised
fog bell. - II n IS
Mr.. VIM. Clark, boiler at the mill, fell
over pile Of p's iron near his furnace Mon
day evening, aud cut his face md hands con
siderabIy. >. '0t'T,', -
Robert Davis, Of Gravel llill, died Sunday
esHpibs, IN the 9th year Of his age. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon u,
two O'Clock. ~ Ig' lI,0,
Miss Lizzie r. McFaddcn, OF Cadiz. will nd.
dress the ladies OF the First Presbyterian
Church on the subject Of Foreign Missions
this evening. - "~'1I -
Mrs. John Pelly was poisoned by eating a
turnip yesterday; but It Is supposed solle
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was relieved by the doctors.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Frs, ward,
VIII have iirs.cass supper tonight, and Ii
VIII be ready as early as iiyc o'clock IN the
room under the hall OF the i.iaean Literary
Society. "a. a''
The new pastorof tho South l,elaire church
Is not lacking In tue energy shown In the
organization Of the congregation by Rev,
Armstrong. On Saturday the last dollar Of
the churcl's debt WAS paid. .1l
Ed. Jones, Wheeling party, arrested OH n
charge OF burglary in breaking into The
bakery OF Milton McKclvey, had hearing
yesterday afternoon aud was recognized to
appear al the next term OF Court, and In de.
fault Of bail will be sent to The county jlil.
Mr.. Ray, while standing in W.T.. Camp.
belts grocery door Sunday night about
church time, was attacked by three young
Inen and cut and pounded severely. The
only proyocation lie give was III saying he
had no cigars when asked for one. They
were strangers TO him. . -st..n
Mr.. J. A. Greenfield left yesterday after.
noon for East Liverpool, where he goes to
take charge OF the FREE Eht Office. Just before
the train left Gus was greatly surprised by
his associates in the railroad business who
appeared in II body and presented him with
a solid gold breast pin and Il pair of sleeve
buttons US n token Of their regard for him,
and he left with The best wishes OF all.
A new rule adopted on the B., 4. & c. road
Is creating some excitement. Heretofore
passengers have been In The habit OF taking
into the car with them large packages Of
goods, and cncumbering the seats so TINT
some days many of the passengers could no,
get seats. This week all are required to have
their packages and merchandise billed and
placed IN the baggage Cur. 1t makes more
room In the car, but it causes considerable
urnu,1;pu