The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-27
HE1GiliiOKlla,OD NEWS.


100 ..... |... ~ EElI.AlRE.
BAlzer Kraus's house is almost finished.
Il. NJ. Eaton, Of St. Clarsville, was here
yesterday, '
one ct Hey. J. X. McKullip's children has
thetlil hi sir. $3.50
Ed. Feeley and wife, OF St. Clairsyille,
were In Town yesterday and las. night.
There will be a festival at the Second NJ, E,
church, Belmont street, Saturday evening,
Nail FEEDERS are SCARCE and some OF the
l'ellalie nal!ors have do .ou,e feeding them.
selves.
Mr.. .pAvis, superintendent OF the blast fur.
mace, ~ about to leave Bellaire again, to re.
turn to Lowell, Ohio where he will have
charge OF the furnace.
The Cleveland Il Pittsburgh railroad has
resumed shipments Of freight into Pitts.
ours 81. Bellaire and the river use great
farp produce. v,
Tip hllf score OF railroad surveyors
around town with their instruments make a
good appearance, but are not rs promising rs
would DC the sight OF corps OF men working
with pick and shovel ut that same railroud. :
Wash. Clark, Of Bridgeport, was in town
yesterday. He bus severed his connection
VIII, the q. Il +. freight Office In
IN Bridgeport and will 90 TO Washington
c1'y' whe1c ne has received an appointment
in the War Department,
The fgieads al Mr.. j. r. Anderson and his
bride serenaded them ut their new residence
alter their return here, and the Benwood
brass band performed some excelentmu
on the occasion. An elegant water service
was presented to the couple by Il number OF
friends, Rev. i. G. Wallace making the pre-.
sentation speech NV
The play that has been promised BY local
ta!ent Is to he presented the first part Of No.
yembcr.t the stl, 9th aud 10Th probably -"rhe
GYPSY Queen, or Flower OF the Forest" The
cast Of characters will be about rs follows:
Cynthia. The Quccn...., .......... Anra Mcclellan
Lazy agnes. llnllie Glasgow
.sarlis it E.,s a9 ~ pllha%n5
i!Ws' asroEsi,.:.Him, ., ""Amil Smith
hrhau, Wetherald
, LinehI, 1olih sanc Luchs
A>"s''n Eu. Strnhl
Martin Cavenangh's horse ran away with
over the high bank near the I5elIuire W;nlow
Glass Works. The piles along tic u !aTow
Soiss oFl S the Svs etp' 4si wa ss
took considerable force 10 pull him up with
ronea The cart was demolished. Mr.. taven.
augh's falling out was all that saved him,
but as 1t was one OF the cart wheels crushed
bis foot,yery badly, the homecoming through
the leather Of bis boot. "t.o>'I
H" ST. cLAIRsvlLlE.
DR.. George A. Close, OF l,ellaire, was in
town Wednesday.
The County Examiners hold an adjourned
injecting here Saturday,
Mrs, Robert Pollock dlod Tuesday at her
home near FAirpoint and was buried yes,er.
day. I6lll a5- -l.lls Is0
Over 10000 pounds OF wool have been
shipped over the Narrow Gauge railroud this
season. ..'
Stuart Rogers will deliver the second lee.
venber fifth. ~, - -f'ir .u5', "
S. A. johnson, Of Marysville, O., arrived
here Yesterday morning toattend tho funeral
Of his father,
Local tax collectors have been appointed
by Treasurer Feeley for about half tue town.
ships in the county.
The st. Clairsvillians who attended the
laying Of the corner stone Of the new Court
House, at New Philadelphia, have returned
home. ..I ~, =n'
Common Pleas Court commences Npvem.
Der It3. To accommodate those attending
COURT, after that date 4 special train will be
run from Bellaire, with which connection
will be made by the st. Clairsville Narrow
Gauge railroad. 5s.
-, IF wELLsNuRG. -'s
Tho Panhandle window glass works Is as.
Stunning lofty pronortionsi
II. =. parle an aid Wcllshurg hoy, now OF
Wapello, H., was in town this Week, shaking
hunds with old friends, - ~
G.W.Crawtord, the Midway coal man, was In
town yesterday, arranging for the coal under
the town. A Il that is necessary now for this
perry holders give the right OF coal under
their property.
At the gas well at depth OF 1856 feet, a
vein o. salt water was struck, that flows from
the well IN quantity sufficient 10 fiji n two.inch
pipe. The water is very strong being as much
SO as II would be possible to make fresh water
quantity to make a flame over three feet
high and the fall size Of the casing.
SEw crAnEntAsp.
The small child Of ". 4, lIa'ner's, SPOKEN
oljn Yesterdays paper Us having drank lot
Of concentrated lye, died about u O'Clock,
Inst night and will be buried to-day ut 9
o'clock. -. Il "A. - NIX IN
Over at MeCoy's yesterday there was a row
OF considerable proportions, In which somo
OF orr men from town here figured rather
prominently. Whisky was the prime cause
Of the whole affair. ''T,els 3. A
: II appears that there is In embryo the start
ing Of a Lodge Of Knights Of ry,hIas in our
town and that quite n humber OF our Young
men contemplate going into the affair. AT
present we only have two secret orders in our
town. Odd Fellows and Free Musons, and we
presume there Is plenty Of room for some