The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-24

uershott Father DAILY has also built new
church at Bolton during the past year, and
will in a short time begin the erection OF one
at New Martissyille, and c%ontemplates the
building OF 3 dwelling for the occupancy OF
the minister here. II Moundsville had n few
citizens possessing the energy Of the reverend
gentleman, engsged in secular business,
OF u correspondent here, that Moundsville
''can never be a manufacturing town."
MARTINS FERRY.
Genther's new room in the Hanover hotel
building Is nearly ready for occupancy.
Our manufactures are all In full blast with
out any specially noteworthy features to
mention.
The new building association will meet in
Town Hall this eveDiBgt TO effect q permanent
organization.
Commodore" Good and Jas. Parrish, both
OF them for abusing their families, are the
only inmates OF the cooler.
There will be q Jury trial in the Mayors
Court this morning, the case being that Of the
village of Martins Ferry VS.. Simon Douley.
Mrs. SauderS, mother OF D. H. sauders, oil
this place. died at Decatur, ILL.,, on Thursday,
and Mrs. Sauders left for that place yesterday
TO attend the funeral.
Felix Hodsell, who had charge OF the re-
monstrance against the bill now before the
Legislature authorizing the commissioners to
put up q new county building at st. Glars.
vile, secured over two hundred signers TO II.
The books for the players in the 1.-Two
Orphans were secured yesterday and put
into the hands OF the persons assigned the
different parts. Judge Cochran has exercised
his authority as manager, and has given out
the characters without previous consultation;
1t Is very likely the result will prove most
satisfactory to the people who will be called
upon TO witness the performance.
The newsof the rupture In the directory OF
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad Is the
general topic Of comment among our busi-
ness men. The general feeling seems 10 be
that the parties who appear 10 have control
OF the affairs OF the company are opposed 10
finishing the road 10 the OHIO river at this
point Just now, and the impression prevails
that tue fair thing has not been done by
Judge r. II. Cochran. Until the later and
more detailed accounts Of the actions OF the
new Beard come 10 hand 1t will bard to say
what effect the new deal will have upon us.
Director Joel Wood returned from Toledo
Thursday evening.
BILLAIRE.
The Lantern Globes new furnace Is now In
full blast.
Conrad Troll, OF St. Clairsyille, was in
town yesterday.
Michael Gayin, the we'll known draymau,
is confined to his bed.
Mr.. 8. Crawford, OF Chicago, Is visiting at
J. W. Lawrence's, Horns addition.
Officer Maggie, Of the Fourth ward, and
Marshal Drugan are both on the sick list.
John 7. Mercer has been shut up at home
sick for several days, but Is getting better
now.
The barbers Of Bellaire have agreed to o n
tinue the prices that have already been In
force for q year.
John Dubois Is preparing TO move into his
new residence on Noble street, the first OF
the coming week.
Things arc being put In readiness for the
laying Of steel rails on the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh railroad between here and EnAyllle.
Above that point the track is already steel.
Alex. ClohRu has sentseveral boxes OF deli.
oious persimmons from bis trees near Mar.
tinsburg to friends here, to show what his
farm produces in the way Of natural dain.
tiOs,
Clyde U%mrickhausen, or bridgeport" Is
again under arrest this time for stealing o
musket. He has been up 80 often and has
escaped so many merited punishmenis that
all would be relieved II he were disposed OF
permanently.
The funeral OF Edward Fitzpatrick will
undoubtedly be attended by a very large
number OF his friends The Odd Fellows
here aad OF his own lodge at Beuvood will
turn outand the Iron and Steel Workers. All
held the deceased asa ~fayorite.
The festival and three nights OntertertAin.
ment OF the Knights OF Labor Is now In full
progress, and q number Of contests will be
decided tonight, Besides those we have
mentioned Is q ladies cloak, between Misses
Lulu Hoffman and Lena Sherwood.
By the resignation OF B. F. Morgan. nssis.
tant superintendent and John Loman, score.
tary OF the South Bellaire N. =. Sunday
school, q new election was made necessary.
q. B. Miller and Frank Francis, were elected
TO the respective vacancies, and Miss Annie
Neal was made chorister,
Amusements are now orowding one an.
other pgain, nearly all OF an amateur eharao.
ter. The Gypsy Queen company will play
eMiraldan the last three evenings OF next
week; the Knights Of Labor have taken the.
last three of this week At2tlchia Hall there
has been . nightly Yhriesy performance that