The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-29
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Ross J. Alexander and Robert Eaton were
In town yesterday. | }iInG IvIfEi 5illr'
Dr.. ssowell yesterday moved his household
goods into bis home. 'E 'lt4ptH"l TrN
A child Of WIN. Frederick died on Gravel
Hill OF diptheria yesterday. E'N2,2% mi
Mrs. Jas H. Darrah Is at 81. Clairsvillc, al.
lending the funeral Of her uncle, Mr.. Isaac
Dr.. Mcclellan has commenced house. eep.
Ing IN Bellairc. His home Is In the same
building Ms his Office on Belmont street. ~
A man rowing In a working boat was upye,
by the waves OF the Lucas near Denson's
Ferry yesterday. lie WIS taken out safely. =
Conductor Stephen Hayden, OF the Narrow
Gauge, who WAS laid up with mnlarial feye,
upon taking Mr.. Butkhead's place, IS better
Has any one figured ont The effect Of The
present exodus Of mill men ,,pon the fall
elections2 twill not Affect llellaire so ,nucl,
as other places near us unless great many
more leave US than have yet gone. u,N 9, M
Two coaches filed with tho iron worker.
leaving Wheeling for Chicago, passed
through here on the afternoon fast train.
Georgs Squfggens Joined. them here, but
CHARLES Daltxall did not 20. Some nail feeders
who intended 10 80 missed that train. =, :,
Il, W. Nelson's paveme nt from Union street
to the alley Is being put In good shupe for
vet weather, aud OH the opposite sido Of
Union street, J. W. Sellars and the Dellujre
window Glass Company are putting down
payemehts OF sawed stone. 80 - =!
The workmen excaya.Iuy for The new
waterwOrks well have uncnrthed some old
locust stumps perfectly preserved In the mud
OF the river bunk, and al goo,l distance be.
low the present river When Beiiatre was
nothing hut hill Of castor beans there WIS
group Of locust trees along that bank, tc2
II Is beginning TO be talked over that It
would be q good thing to have light wagon
to attend to all the trains and boats bringing
mails here. The postoHce department
now puys for SOME Of the delivery, and the
railroad companies have to pay part, but a
united arrangements possible. A man cannot
always carry the pouches OH his hack, even
At two trlps, aud a wagon could be kept
busy. 1'f4GtN =,
Those who were members Of The old Bel.
laire Light Guards remember that when uni.
i0rmx weto bought part Of the money was
borrowed. Two OF the members became re-.
sponsible for this money, fifty dollars Of
which IL yet unpaid, and they will now be
sued for this amount unless the money he
PAID. It ~ proposed TO raise the money by
all entertainment October G, the tickets for
which will also enti,lc the holder to one
change in a gold watch on exhibition at \.
I. AlarsSas. THO Meinhets should certainly
did all they can. ,sMat1,uGlI. IUS
NEW CUMBERLAND. NJ lta .,ili;,
Quite a number OF our Ohio neighbors were
In town Wednesday night, who came over 10
hear General Colt. They went home we'll
pleased, indeed. Ia ,-r's l4dIgdU.i 7
There Is n prospect In y;eT nov OF a lot OF
nov tpnant hpHsts being built. Tlis is IL thing
| we very much need, and anyone who does So
will find ita good Playing Investment. Aa'1-
Davenport, the facial artist, will be IN town
and give one OF his inimitable performances
tonight. All Burdett Is also billed for FIJI.
day and Saturday night week 1t looks Us
thought we would be surfeited in this pariic.
ular amusement. DNn. '.ua0.i
general GoE was here WeAnesday night
and, made One pf the btst and most iorcible
arguments upon tho tariff question ever pre-.
scented to our people. He portrayed the
effects Of the tariff laws aud !:pW they bore
atfectfy upon our Notwithstanding their
Individual INTERESTS. His speech was well
received by our folks and they euteriain a
very warm feeling for him, The meeting at
baiIview WAS a success In every sense OF the
word, and taking it all in ill u good days
work WIS done. IT, '.' ".