The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

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The Cambridge, Ohio, Times says: "Capt
Geo. W. Dillon, elder brother OF Capt james
Dillon, OF Wheeling, and many years ago 9
resident OF Oxford township, made friendly
call at the Times flee on Tuesday, where be
was told he would probably find some OF the
Taylor boys The Captain Is social ant
intelligent man, and like some others OF the
Dillon family, Is master mechanic. He ha!
ter OF which he was not ct liberty TO disclose
but lwhen patented he thinks 1t will create I
sensation In the mechanical world"
| n'.,. BRLLAIRE.
Phil Helsley is now in the Tribune office II
place OF John Dauford.
| Mord Nelson Is puttinga new pavement
before his Guernsey street home.
The lot above John On Bos's new residence
has been bought by George Walters for $500
Nellie Richardson, whose death was an
nounced yesterday, was buried yesterday
afternoon.
The telephone company g poles to carry the
wires now running over the houses are being
neatly shaved of. r.t -
here rs candidate for the Democratic nom
ination for County Recorder. r
The Gas Company Is engaged in laying q
main pipe from Noble street up Thirty-eight
street iato Horns addition. 'E..
Mr.. Daniel Long. who has been spending
his vacation with DR.. Kufz, has returned to
his studies, at Washington, Pa. 's
The funeral Of Mrs. Brownlee, Of West
Wheeling, came down here yesterday! She
was buried at Rose Hill cemetery.
With the endless contests and rallies that
have lust been decided and are about TO be,
Bellaire people ought all to be rich.
John Tallot and Barney Grant are contest
ing fora gold watch Tor the benefit OF a
widow whom her friends have taken this
method Of helping. @ ~
james Harrison has IN ingenious shoe but.
ton which Is certainly better than those in
common use. II Is his invention and he has
obtained q patent for 1t. ,t.,H .u,..
Mr.. Scott Littleton aud Miss Annie Both
were married sunday and have now surprised
their friends with the announcement They
went of TO West Alexander.
Mrs johnson, late landlady Of the Empra
House, has opened house adjoining the
First Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Armstrong
has taken charge OF the Empra. I'D ..
ne . ptEEy hulhtbli5t WIZ law
been playing 1.-THE Two Orphans" at home,
are coming here, and people can compare
them with their own troupe that played the
same drama last winter.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh trains were de-
lnyed yesterday bya slip at Alabama. The
place OF the regular Martins Ferry accom-.
mediation, leaving here OF nine o'clock, was
supplied by 4 freight caboose.
mt 4 n Ill L., 1,
sheir natural aptitude for throwing stones
increased by the millions OF pebbles around
them. They frequently throw down at
passing trains, and Tuesday night made
havoc with passenger train. A stone even
lightly tossed ut d moving train Is q dangerous
thing and some one may yet be seriously
injured, Arrests will most certainly lead TO
severe punishment, - .lF'Ia ''f
/ srEuBENvtLLE.
A daughter OF John May, on Sixth street,
dropped dead last night H.. ...
Two more physicians have been added to
the population Of steubenville. --- sa
! A land slide on the O. & P. road, north OF
thecity, delayed trains three hours yester.
day morning. ir ~ 'al a''.'.'
Gen. Robert Love seems 10 have more
friends to-day than the returns OF Mondays
election showed. tits quite probable that II
some OF the Republicans bad 40 opportunity
they would redeem themselves.
The Herald says The glass pot works at the
foot OF Washington street are doing good
business. There Is large number OF pots ua-
der way, and II men employed. 1t Is ex-
pected 10 employ about Is men, and use all
Of the large building now occupied. They
have orders Tor al the pots on hand. As It
takes five months for pots to dry after they
are completed. there will DO none on the mar
ket for some tune yet.
The following names have already. been
announced for county Offices: Recorder,
Jacob Hull; Auditor, W. +. simeral. George
w. Mccoy and A. g. Buckingham; Treasurer;
ex.sheriff johnson, Hugh Hammond, John
McCracken, John Bray and T. N. Daniels;
Commissioner, David Buchan. A. J. Mc9rew,
T. @. Evans and David Wilson, Sheriff, B.
n. Sharp and ". A. House. There are sew
eral townships TO hear from yet.