The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-10
SErGnnoRuooD NEWS.


q bELLAtAE
The Democratic City Convention met last
night la City Hall, organized and got to
work, though amid much confusion caused
BY the crowd wanting to take hand In the
work. An attempt to have the delegates re-
tire to make the ticket was defeated. John
F. Kelly, City Solicitor; John Gallagher,
Street Commissioner; David Rankin, Water
Works Trustee Fred Rodewlg and J, Z.
sterritt School Directors, were all nominated
by reclamation, D. W. Cooper was nom.
mated on the seventh ballot for Mayor BY O
combination of the Mitchell and McGtanA.
han men. VIM. Drugan was nominated fol
Marshall on the iirst ballot, and F. q. Hus-
bands for Treasurer on the first ballot,
George Robinson has the advantage Of his
competitors In the ice business. He has q
large lot left from last season, andhns u little
Of this winters, besides his lake Ice. The
price Of Ice here will probably DO the same
IS hxed u Wheeling-irom Sixty.fye cent?
TO one dollar admired according 70 quantity,
DR.. Kurz was unable to visit his patient,
fhuhday. IN consequence OF q spraine,l
a. k.e gotten by jun iig from a restiyC
morse. Ihe horse was niAde unmAnAgeAbiI
ny the kissing Of a locomotive.
Wherever the new postotliee be opened n
should take care OF the old sign that hangs
above the door Of the present office. II has
marked the Bellaire postottlce for great
many years, II not always.
Mrs. Wenzell has charged Henry Leonhart
with robbing her house OF $3.50. This Is the
one whom she was said TO suspect at IN
time, as he was there to fix clock.
The Knights Of Honor held meeting in
their brilliantly. lighted hall, on Belmont
street. Wednesday evening, the first since
the returnishlng Of the hall.
The Greenbackers do not intend to be en-.
drely forgotten. They will hold q mass
convention at City Hall 10 nominate candi.
dates.
The remains of Thomas Francis were
taken out the Beliaire & Southwestern,
Thursday, to his fathers.
Another bottle works is promised positive
" for Bellaire at no distant day, to be
located in the First ward.
Charley son Of ]. H. Dunnihg, OF Gravel
HUI, Is very low with fever; so low that his
lie Is deSplirea Of.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society Social
VIII meet at George Walters, Noble street,
Friday evening.
The asigHees oil B. 4. Cowen have de.
elared . secon dividend OF 80 per cen. out Of
his estate.
Miss Kate Madden's funeral was postponed
I'LL Friday ut o o'clock, on account Of bad
weather.
Miss Lydia Marshall, OF Gravel Hill, will
S2on become Mrs. James Jones, OF Martina
Ferry.
James +. Morrison IS fitting up his store
room on Belmont street for his own occu.
pancy.
The frame Of the new foundry Is up, and
the adjoining flour mill has been commenced.
Mrs. Sheets is having some changes made
In the puter appearance Of her residence.
The doctor says the child Of Mrs. Darral
did not have the yaFioloid at all.
The retiring councilmen and other city
officials will be banquetsd.
r. GAINESVILLE.
HIS Honor Judge Kelly, having disposed
OF all the business for the present term OF the
Guernsey Common Pleas Court, adjourned
court and came home yesterday. Judge
FRAZER VIII preside here during the remain
der OF the week, as there are several cases
still pending in which Judge Kelly was re.
tanned as counsel.
The jury in the case OF Robert L. Cochran
against Nancy Cochran returned verdict
yesterday in favor Of plaintiff for $4,llO %,
whereuPon counsel for the plaintiff gave
notice OF u motion TO set aside the verdict Of
the jury and for new trial.
The Board OF County Commissioners, now
In session, are having the usual large mum.
Der Of sheep claims" for damages done By
the thousands OF worthless dogs in the county
presented for allowance.
Jerry stonebreaker, the tonsorial artist, will
remove TO GAINESVILLE on the Ist OF April,
and Cephas Carroll will remove 10 Mt. Union.