The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-06
nEI0uuoRrloon NEWS

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Rev. Mr.. Honthorne, Of Durr'siMills, was
In town Yesterday JEtifisEN1i7 .iN
{ Judge Il. E. Chambers, Of st. Clairsyille,
was In town yesterday. gn3f. ~ Ln1ti piil ~
! Rev. Edgar Robinson preached OF the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday evening.
2 John Lomond, who las been with J. W.
Coulson, Is now collecting and soliciting for
the Etrning Tribune 2 = n F ,,..
The smoke began TO 1,our from the lofty
chimney OF the Riverside blast furnace nj
Benwood yesterday morning. G .ipa1e
The Street Commissioner Is raising tho
crossing In front Of the postotlicc, nnd the
one ut 1. T. Kings aud Ctnimius & Walters'
Is TO be raised also. ,1s g'.n-'' ''t
The teachers OF our public schools who
have not already been examined according
TO- law, will meet The examiners at tho Fourth
ward school housa Saturday morning hral.
Rov. a. Il. Chapman will be unable 10
preach q farewell sermon next Sunday Mt the
dress at tho Wednesday evening prayer
meeting.
The son OF Mr.Ward was taken TO Toronto
for burial yesterday and Ills younger daugh.
ter was left ut home very sick with tho same
disease--.a very bad typo Of cholera infantuni
or gastric catarrh. ..iln "a !g4 ,l.e.pn,i
The entertainment for The benefit OF tho
old Light Guards, that was to have taken
place together with the drawing for u rold
witch, this evening, has been postponed till
Friday evening the 10Th. ''"' ,,
D. ". Cooper, Mayor OF lellairc, was mar.
RED last night to Miss Emma Gofby at the
residence OF the brides father JosephusG orby.
Rev. J. X. McKallip performed the ceremony.
The wedding was private. .,sg -1't
John Van Law Is about 10 go into the drug
business for himself In the room OF s. 20.
Hamilton Mr.. Van Law has been In the
business here for many years with DR.. VIM.
McAiasters, and has acquired good reputa-
ton. ~" s'., .s99' = n7-'t' n !.
Martin Schick was very seriously hurt
Wednesday at his home west OF town by q
heavily loaded wagon running over him.
Ills collar bono and three ribs nre badly
broken, and, being an old man, itvis a very
serious injury. w. ieilaaH It. f--7.9t EI7
G. Clinton Miligan;.l CASTOR and George
Mllligan returned from Columbus Yesterday.
where they wero admitted to the bar. Mr..
Milligan was already member, OF the West
Virginia bur. Two other candidates who
went 10 Columbus failed to pass the exami.
nation. ttr b. II 49, gtigsl il..-als. 81
Hon. A. G. Boutelle's meeting at CITY Hall
Ind an audience that completely filed the
hail. A brass brnd was In attendance from
South Bellare. The meetings and campaign
matters generally THE season remind one Of
| the hum.drum times before the 1870 cain.
paign. The Republicans have not thought
OF erecting an out door stand, except tenn.
porarily, on the spur OF the moment, while
the Democrats have had no speaking Mt all
and show no signs Of having my. 1t Is n
still hunt, and ms the full vote. will not be
poled the Republicans are in danger. N =,
.: 5'1 NEW CUMBERLAND. '7s ~ u. b
Somerville and Hukil, Of the. land OF
Brooke, were in town trying 10 instil some
enthusiasm into the hearts Of the Bourbons.
The Republicans here are awake to their
interests. and vixen Tuesday comes they will
demonstrate that they believe in tariff for
protection and not for incidental protection,
"Goif aud protection" is the cry. i, -.
It seems that q conflict has arisen rs 10 who
shall have the Town Hall on Monday night
coming. We had advertised G. W. Atkinson
| for Monday evening and secured the hall,
when yesterday some OF the unterri!ied from
Brooke county came up and infused some
vim into the. dormant veins OF those here and
they started out TO secure the hall for Nom
day evening, but were about forty.eight
hours too late
Mr.. Isaac Cullen, one OF our aged and best
citizens, yesterday received through the mails
a notification from the Pension office Of
Washington that his application for a PEN
sion had been granted, and his first payment
would be eight hundred and seyenty.iye
dollars and sixty cents. Nj. Cullen was
member of the company kept on guard ut
Wheeling during the war, and while he was
there engaged doing service for his country,
he had also five sons In the service doing bat.
tie for their country. Mr. Cullen is one OF
the men who is we'll worthy OF such recog.
milton by the Government. tIlar 81. -,
az st. GAINESVILLE. - ,.sN
Ut. Bulger went on the Northern r. r. as
brakeman yesterday.
Harry. Steenrod started west yesterday
morning with The view Of locating there.
The depot at the St. Clairsville terminus of
the Northern raircad has been commenced.
Messrs. George Jepson, William Lee; ST.,
and DR.. Carson were attending the Cadiz
Fair yesterday -. ..-,'
Ed. Meek, residing near this place, will re.
move his family next week to some point in
the Western States. ''.tr.':s = r
According TO the arrangement OF the DEM
ocratic Stale Committe, Auditor Conland
will address Democratic mass meeting In
this county this evening" et.ll
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