The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-04
NEIGiiYUnIrOOD NEWS.
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Miss Belle Dry, OF steubeuyillc, is visiting
nj Th0s. Wctherald's. -saE 4N4lli &
Oyster signs are replacing the Ice creanl
signs along our streets. l}'u
Mr.. Marchant, Of the High School, adytr'
t'ses for pupilsin elocutlon. II
Six more gondola cars arrived yesterday
Tor tic harrow gauge railroad.
Miss Mary Coen. OF Marietta, Is visiting al
Mr. lIattelle's, OIL Gravel Hill. &. slgG.
There will be preaching tonight ut seven
o'clock ut the First Presbyterian church.
The Tribune says twenty people applied for
one house advertised for rent tho other day.
Theodore Jackley hus brought his family
and household goods here from New Eng.
land.
Hon. a. q. Battellc, OF Maine, will make n
speech In the Republican cause Mt City Hall
tonight. ~ ai'ig .'.' wi. 5.'l GIng-,
The Immortal J. n. was In town yesterday,
but made no attempt TO III the veil or re-.
move the pressure. ,s.,.
VT. Morgan desires to resign his position
as member Of thu School board OH account
OF business requiring more OF his attention.
Il. ". Nelson went yesterday morning 10
GAINESVILLE to attend meeting OF the Board
Of Missions for Ohio, Of the Disci Hes
Church. T.s.T
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the NJ. L.
church will meet ON Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock, Mt the home VI Mrs. William
Thompson, Noble street. It
Tho o. 4 L. railroad will carry passengers
| 10 Brilliant Saturday 10 zee the Int mans
race ut The W-lls6urg fair grounds. The
fare will be ii 90 the round trip from Bel.
lairc. 's-'tiFf
Mr. Elmer Robinson got back yesterday
| from Youngstown, Ohio, and he will take his
the drug store OF DR.. j. Il. Mccullough, on
Gravel Hill. a..4'@ a.. ~, +
Rev. Il. NJ. Brown Is tho only one from
llellaire attending the meeting OF Presby.
terry ut Lore City. The representative and
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church were
unable to 80. '70otg Uas- u ID
A. J. Mercer. formerly teacher OF our high
school, and the mos. popular OF those who
have held that place, liasbeeu appointed one
of tho examiners Of teachers for Belaire, In
place OF the late DR.. Woodbridge. 'z'.f
Ills one OF the disadvantages We have,
living in our valley and under our smoky
and f1Egy atmosphere, that We cannot SEQ
the comet. Partnership on the hill say they
can See 1t most mornings ut any time be-.
tween 5 O'Clock and sunrise. s5-3 n
The congregation of The Methodist Church
here Is disappointed In not laying Rev. a.
Il. Chapman returned for his third year
They know nothing Of his successor, while
they do know that Mr.. Chapman has few
equals rs nm eloquent preacher andsympatl.
etic pastor. Rev. Armstrong also leaves us
| M oil 4, In at, n It
leaving was necessary by the Church's rules
A considerable amount OF bitter feeling
WAS aroused here by the Register's infamous
slnnder-infamous, because no lie can reach
a loSer depth than one which is put aioat
for the double purpose OF injuring both Ii
mans character and bis business. There are
already signs that this, like al other kindred
lies. will reset, and instead of injuring the
INTEL IIGEArEH will in turn injpre pernn.
nently the Originators Of the c;lulIny.i
1t was reported yesterday morning that
during the night Charley Bradford had been
caught In the net Of breaking into NJ. Crafts
iewclry store The truth is that he was seen
by Officer Ben Turner going down the alley
in the rear Of the City Hall. and officers
Turner, Johnson and hrnett followed him.
They followed up u ladder into the huy.m0w
Of Manley's stable, where they found their
man lying apparently sound asleep alrendy,
with pitchlork grasped in his hands. Un.
der him was bag Of burglars tools, some Of
them very well made, and he was taken 10
the lookup, notwithstanding some demon
straiions with his pitchiork. l,isnot known
certainly where he was aiming for, but thcie
were great many rejoicing that he had
been caught Suspicion has pointed to him
many times for burglaries during ten years
and yet he has never been caught when any
thing could be proven against him. II is
not probable that he can be punished severe.
" this time, but people should no. In the
future give him the opportunities they have
done. This publicity will warn those who
did not before know Of the suspicion attach.
ed to him.