The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-18
NEIaHBoRHoOD NEWS.


Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
schlnedle Young man employe
In the Acme Mower Works, was caught h
the machinery yesterday and seriously In
iued.
Miss Mary Powell Is able to be out a llttl
again. ''''
Oliver Umstead, Marshal OF st. ClaissyIl!e
was in town Friday.
Dr. Mnhleman Is back again, fully recoy
cred from his sickness.
| A child Of Thomas McEiroy, victim O
diptheria, was buried Friday afternoon.
The Ohio Lantern Company Ia at worl
rapidly putting up Its new building, a YER
large one.
There is cali out for the working men o
Bellaite to meet Saturday evening At Turne
Hall "tOr conference"
MF& Schoea will at once build large res
tdence on heriot facing the Square. HerOlt
house will be moved away,
Rev. J. D. Palmer, Of Barlow, Ohio, will
assist Mr.. Wallace, of the Presby yterian Church
In communion services on Sunday.
Henry Kemple Is again on the police force
ia place Of Noah Rftner, OF the Fourth
ward. Heis the main standby, It seems.
Rev. CASTOR, who has been here all thi.
week. leaves Saturday morning to be ri
home with his own congregation Sunday.
The first performance OF the Prodigat per.
formers was not fair sample Of what they
could do, as was found out the next night,
There will be the usual services At the
First Presbyterian Church on Sunday, and on
next Sunday there will be communion ser
vices.
John Price, for 50 long employed In the
G. &P. freight office here, wifi lesye neIt
week to accept place In the Road Master
Office at Zanesyille.
The Republicans OF the First ward will
meet at the hose house on Saturday evening
to nominate Councilman in place OF Mr..
Lockwood, resigned.
The G. y. Lucas and other boats .o1, as
well as tue railroads, have been &c ting many
more passengers between Bellatre aud Wheel.
sing since the Wheeling street cars laid off.
James Il. Btckertou, the Republican candi.
date for Assessor in Ihe Fourth ward, does
not intend to decline, nor will he himself
leave town Tor the couHtEy, as has been re.
ported.
A tenders furnace at the nail works cayed
inyesterday at noon and alarge number OF the
hot machines had 70 quit work. They would
have omit work on Saturday, anyhow, for
want 0t kegs.
The Second II. T. Church will have festi.
val Saturday evening at the Church, TO help
pay the expenses OF the congregation in con.
nection with the conference. l.. Perry and
J. seaton are contestants for silver watch.
Setting prisoners to work on the chain
gang to pay their fines has not so far proven
success, tn most ways at least The most Of
the birds have flown, But still It Is the
right way, only better methods are necessary.
Sunday evening B. s. Dean, OF the Disciples
Church, will resume the series Of sermons on
Representative Characters OF the Bible"
The characters already considered have been
Noah, Abraham, Jacob and Joseph. Tie next
will be "The Man Moses" twill be followed
by Moses as Author and Legislator" and
Moses as Type OF Christ"
NARTtS's TEBRr.
Warwood's rake factory was not running
yesterday for the want ol steel.
Theakef & Dickson have about finished their
new room, and have now the largest and
finest room in town for business.
A rope walker was exhibiting his feats to
an admtring crowd on our streets last even.
ing and afterwards ''ropcd in" the change.
Those interested in having good ticket
put In the field for corporation officers will
not forget 10 be present this evening Mt
o'clock.
James ". Alexander, who has been in the
West teaching school, and who has been
visiting his mother at this place, leaves to-
day for Illinois.
Thomas Collins was before Mayor Mitchell
yesterday on the charge OF abusing bis
family, and pleaded guilty thereto aud was
fined s. and costs.
We understand that Robert Grayson Is
about to start a new rake factory. He has
been connected with the factory OF Henry
Warwood for some time past.
Edward o'Neat and Miss Louisa Myers,
were married at West Alexander last Sunday.
Another OF our best looking girls is beyond
the reach ot our manageable young men.
There is to be a Citizens, Convention to.
night Saturday at o'clock for the purpose
OF putting in nomination corporation
ticket Ihisis OF general interest to the pub
lie, and there should be u full turnout.
There was pleasant social gathering at
the residence OF Il. n. Theaker on Wedaes.
day evening, where some twenty OF their
friends were received with that hearty cordf.
ality for which the host and hostess arc re.
nowned,
The Swiss Bell Ringers will give an enter
tatnment in Commercial Hall On next Tues.
day evening for the benefit OF the Library
Association. This will be q first class enter
taiameat in every respect and as the Library
Association Is of general benefit to the pub.
itc, there is no reason why It should not be
literally patrouized.