The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-26
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Gloantpsa and Gossip OF An sorts from
the Vicinity.


after . long atokneas.
The reunion ball Of the Crescent Star Club
comes OF this evening.
The Chapel Aid Society mests tonight at
the home Of Miss Carrie Campbell.
John Coleman, OF Cleveland, q conductor
on q night express train, was In town yester-
day.
Natural gas, 10 the talk in Bellaire: now,
and there 10 no other town In the Ohio VAL
ley which would be more benefited by 1t,
Two new street lamps have been put up
or Thirty-sighth street, n ct Harrison,
and the other two iquAres further up the
hill. 81.
The dwelling houses Of Mr.. Robinson and
Jacob Fntsehe, IN the Fourth ward, are both
having second story additions made to them,
aud numerous other buildings are being re-
paired aud altered. m
The City Council has had considerable pres.
sure broughtto bear upon It by interested par.
ties, 10 repeal the ordinance forbidding o to
run at large In the streets. A motion 10 re-
peal this ordinance has been laid on the
table, however.
City Clerk, J. R. Gov, in obedience to in.
structions from the Council has published q
notice TO all to clean up the alleys and other
places where garbage or other distractions
have been placed. Till the dnt OF Mayi
given TO do this.
J.B. Smith, as attorney. accompanied by
Mrs. Smith, Michael Lynsky and Dr.
Grafton, plaintiffs against the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company, for damages caused
10 their property by the building Of the
bridge over the river, went to Cincinnati yes
terday TO attend the trial In the United
States Court.
The city has Just completed It's share OF the
grading OF the new route from Gravel Hill to
the ferry and the County Commissioners will
hmake several fills that are required 10 com
1plete the new part OF the road. This is on
important road for Bellaire, and those who
ar anxious for q good road are afraid thai
between TOO many cooks the broth will b.
spoiled, ss 1t 10 understood the Commissioner
want TO leave TO the Township Trustees ant
Supervisors the work OF finishing the road.
The number Of delegates 10 attendance on
the sessions OF Presbytery yesterday hat
some additions, and some OF them returned
dome. Mr.. Mahhiiey aud Rev. r. p. Arm
strong, were appointed delegates to the Gen
erafAssembly, which will meet ut Saratoga
together with William Clark and T. J.
Griffith, lay delegates. Some changes will
be made In u few churches, as Rev. George
Mcdonald, Of Beallsville. asked permission tc
leave that church; Rev. ]. G. Black who now
has both Rock Hill aud Wegee churches
asked to be relieved from that OF Weget; Rev
A G. Lane also was dismissed from the
church at Morristown. MeSsrs. A, w. Nc,
Connell and William Msjor were examined
as candidates for the ministry aud were sue
cessful. Last nights meeting was OF a mis-
oellaneous character, principally devotional,
| IN a.I n nIaAk RHAaahtur AAA Atkar t.tR Ia
ters making short addresses.
MouNDsvILLE.
The first lumber raft OF the season has ar
rived here and landed at the Third ward
wharf.
vinton A. Weaver and family will leave
for their new home In Allegheny City this
morning,
Burning SCOT 10 4 chimney Of the house
adjoining the st. Cloud hotel, occupied by
john Dorsey, caused an alarm OF FIRE last
evening, accompanied by the usual excite.
ment attending such an alarm. p- p
Mrs. r. Aushutz has received the sad In
telligcnce Of the death OF her sister-in.law,
Mrs. Mary J. MCDOWELL. at her late residence
at Brushton, near Pittsburgh, and on the
following day cant the announcement tina,
her brother, Jsmes W. MCDOWELL, husband Of
the lady just mentioned, had survived bis
wife but tes hours.
The arrivals at the prison this week con-
sist OF George Bucklew, Preston county, two
years, for forgery, Amos Riley paling, same
county, two years. for house breaking, 0ceala
Saunders, and William Dooley, bote colored,
Kanawha county, two years each, the former
for grand larceny, aud the latter for house
breaking. This is Dooley's second term, he
having been discharged from the prlson In
May, 1880.
The last gang OF negroes that arrived to
work on the o. r Railroad, at er disembark.
ing from the cars, formedi in line, double file
aud marched to Messrs. Fairfax and Mills
headquarters, on Water street.. where Mr..
Fairfax delivered a short address to the men.
They were then provided with rations BY the
Company, which they proceeded TO cook in
meal was being prepared one Of the men fell
down in a f- His comrades paid no a.ten-
ton In the world 10 the sufferer, but allowed
him 10 lie where he had fallen, with the
bright rays Of the sun striking fair on his
upturned lace. : .5tH
M NfsGo JUNCTION. No
Mr.. Lem Poole Is on the sick list.
Mayor Lloyd Is selling out his grocery to
quit the business. .,.t s.
Mrs. Morton, Of Canton, Ia visiting her
father, Squire Lockhart .,
Mrs Hamilton, Of Wheeling, Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Dean.
The new Marshal makes q number one Off.
Ger, and gives entire satisfaction all round.
Messrs. Charles Gill and Will Happen, Of
Bellaire, were among Mingo friends yester.
day.
The members OF the Methodist congrega:
ton, who have always'held their meetings In
the school house, are talking now Of raising
money 10 builds church.
The ball 10 be given by the Mingo Lodge
No. 81, A. A. OF LES. W., at Turner'S Hall,
steubenyille, on Friday evening, promises 10
be q grand affair. There 10 . gold emble-
matte p n 10 be given to the most popular
gentleman, one candidate 10 be chosen from
the Jefferson Iron Works, and one from the
Junction Iron Works. By the number Of
tickets that have been sold and the way the
committee Is working, 1t cannot be otherwise
than q success. r.+ .- U.r ~
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