The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-05
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4i4fH IN THEivICINITf. es.Att
MISCELLANEOUS state and Neishborhood
=. b, Z, .t.s News In Brief. Il " ~
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The GraDl Army boys are holding their
meetings in'the Labor Hall.
The Sunday schools OF the town are making
arrangements for their Christmas entertain
ments. E'fs lsg t,e5 5E5ii4qt.
Elder Q. !. Mortimer, OF Bradford county,
Pa, now fills the pulpit at the Disciples
church. gs ~ sf''s lT,.l' n" g,fI ,,.f.- ,g..
Dr. H. Werlich has disposed Of his inter.
est III the drug business to Conrad Miller, IT.,
who, with John Cree, will carry on the bust.
ness. .2e.. I .l NJ Il. "
| Fire has been started In the furnace and
| ovens Of tie Panhandle window glass works.
Everything will be In readiness to make glass
by January |. &, 81 gT,
The N. Z. church will within the NEXT
week be ornamentel with stained glass win.
do%s. Other improvements In the interior
Oh the church are contemplated.
The social and supper at the Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening last was n sue.
cess In every way, as was also the one held
few evenings before, in the NJ. Z. Church. I.
| K. F. Craig goes into the shoe business this
week at his old stand on Water street. 10.
land has been looking around and finds no
Place he likes better than Wellsburg, and has
concluded to stay here. gr al- -. SIG
Alfred Glass, senior member Of The firm
OF Glass & Sou. proprietors Of the
| Panhandle Ntg,, has retired from the firm,
The paper Will be continued by +. G. and
Vim. Glass, nt their new office In the Public
building, adjoining the market house. They
arc worthy yoDDR men, md are deserving Of
success. : 4 Epl ss5iGgsJ q. s.I, ,4s''l
Alter two or three unsuccessful attempts
ut gcttinga coal shaft in Wellsburg In years
past, Wellsburgers are now witnessing the
sinking ola shaft l0xls feet. The Enterprise
mining and drilling company, OF Pittsburgh,
have the contract for sinking the shaft and
are now working eight men. As soon rs the
engine and other machinery arrives and Is
put In position, Ithe force will be doubled
and the work continued day and night. II is
expected that the coal will be reached in
about ninety days The company is to be
known as the Diamond Coal and Coke Com.
pany. Mr.. George W. Crawford, OF New
Castle, Pa. who is proprietor OF extensive
mines at Midway, on the Pittsburgh, Cincin-
natl Il st. Louis railway.tis the chief man.
He means business and will! mine and put
the coal onthe market as soon as !. Is reached.
,. ~ BkLIAIRE.
Henry Nagle Is in Pittsburgh attending the
funeral Of u brother-in.law. Et.a a,aN
lnvitations are out for large party to.mor.
row evening at William kelly's in the First
ward. Ig0,E
A child OF N. jsimms, Of Rose Hill, was
burned Sunday evening by accidentally get.
| ting near the crate. <,
J. B. Gorrell has been given the contract
for the coal needed by the schools next year.
The price to be paid is 374 cents per busiiel.
Miss R. B. Anderson and Miss J. Mcclure,
two OF Bethany's fair daughters, left for home
yesterday, after weeks visit among friends
here. ~ !. 5.r; q .,e... flI f1'.5
Messrs. James Patterson and William Price
aud their families were yesterday attending
the funeral Of Mr.. Barr, the father Of Mrs.
Patterson and Mrs. Price. ff}7
Rev. J. Il. Rogers will speak on temperance
this evening in the South Bellaire NJ, E..
Church: or course the Bellaire people know
they will hear something of interest ii theygo.
4 letter isheld ut the postoflice Tor postage,
addressed to Filep Jackson, Martins Earle,
Belmont county, Ohio. Another held for
better address is for Mr.. W. Hietig Warren
county, Pa.
For david Garrick,n the play under the
auspices Of the Druid Circle by the "Gipsy
Queen" company, the followingar are the play
ers: David Garrick," Isaac Luchs; Simon
lngot," Leon Baum; Squire Chiry, ;" Harry
Wetherald, MIR. Jones" Fred. s. Clinton;
"Mr. Smith" Ed. s'rahl; "Mr. Brown"
Charles Hoffman; "Thomas," John Shuttle.
INV NIL Ia. a 4.
Ingot," Annie McCleIlaud; "Mrs Smith"
Halle Dunaway; "Arminta Brown" Mollie
Dunaway. "a Dinner for SKI will be |
played as an after farce.
MARTINS FERRY. e
The Elsoa Glass Company expect 10 be
able to make glass by January LIST.
Mr.. J. Rice, OF Sistersyille, West Virginia,
is visiting his father.in.law, Mr.. Westluke.
Judge J. s. Cochran will entertain his
friends this evening ut his pleasant home
The coal track, for carrying coal from the |
bank over the railroad to the Standard mill, |
istinished. s.F
Many Martins Ferry people attended The
funeral Of Dr.. UpdegralI, at Mount Pleasant
yesterday. ii 80
Mr.. Watson and others were busy yester-
day repairing the public well ut the lower
end of town. -. 7''''' -
Mr. J. F. Hanes has sold to ". ]. Hull, of
Wheeling, o lot 10 paull's addition, upon
which Nj. Hull will build. 1'TT
Dr.. David Cox, Of Sistersv;lle, West Vir-
GINA, Is visiting the town and looking up a
suitable location for business. - -
John Utrich. Of Etnaville, has Ills large
three story brick building about finished. 1t
will be one OF the finest In the town.
The pew furnace at the Iaughlin mills
went off nicely yesterday morning. Twenty.
one furnaces are now in operation there.
zee BRIDGEPoET.
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