The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-23
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i CUNstu luz CJhl ullltTIylUk 'UH III VI ~ a
Henderson, Of Maynard Belmont county
containing $50 acres, for 5000.
AnovariAn tumor, which contained seVent!
pounds Of water, was removed from Mra
Caroline schairer, OF Cambridge, Ohio, las
Wednesday. The patient will recover.
A Noble county, O., girl wanted romance
corresponded wIlha genileman(2( In Illinois
and became engaged 10 him, and is now II
Pike county. In that State, looking for he
Intended husband, whom she never saw ant
most likely never will.
INFERENCE APrOrETMENTs
The NJ. L. Church, South, conference re
Gently held at Charlest0wn, Jefferson county
this State, made the following appointments
for tho two districts in this State.
Lswisburg Distr'ct-Davil Bush, =. E.
Iewisburg, + G. Vandiver; Fnnktord. l.. II
Grayhill, one 10 BIZ supplied; Blue Sulphur
J. Il. Henderson, Centr-ville, A. Q Flaherty
Hinton, u. L. Reed; Union, J. d. Kiblei
Hillsdale Mission, J. Miller; Roncsverte ant
Anderson Mission, W. n. Wagner; Whit
Sulphur, W. H Woolt; CovinGton, A. 0
Armstrong Alvon Mission, J. w. Cantel
Ievelton, &. Townsend; Huntersville Mit
sion, J. G. Thrasher; Talcott, K. N. Wheeler
one 10 ba supplied; Greenland, Fox
Highland, l.. T. hardwood; Healing Springs
A. Boone; Hebron, ". N. Hiner; Warn
SPRINGS J. j, Crickenhatger; Edray, TO b.
supplied by J. Z. Moore
Mnoretield DiSirict-W. g. Hammond, 7
E-Mooreiisld, &. g. Ferguson, J. Beatty
sup; Petersburg, J. o. Tacket'; franklin. "
+. Wonlf; CiTclevil'e Mission, to be supplied
North Branch Mission, 10 be supplied; Pied
mont, J. F. Bates; FroSt5urg Mission, A. NJ
Cackley; Listonburg, Y. F. Griffith; Flint
stone Mission, J.. G. Martin; South Rranct
w. A. Hammond, one to besupplied; Spring
field, L. Butts; Hardy. W. b. dorsey; Capol
Bridge, Robert Smith; Morgan, J. Trezist
Wardensville, W. Hedges.
BTLLAIRE.
Fillmore Kelsey is on the retired list iron
sickness.
Levi Gangaware and Miss Jessie Brandt, 0
the First ward are to be married.
Mr. Linton, Chief Civil Engineer OF the c
l. 7. railroad, was In town yesterday.
Andrew Tolma Is down with the typhoi,
fever at his home In the N. + parsonage.
The Echo Literary Society meets this even
ing at the home OF Miss Myrtle Robinson.
A five hundred pound bell has been OF
dercd by the city to serve as fire alarm.
John Kirkpatrick will build doubl
dwelling house on Gravel Hill this summer
The Young Mems Christian Association
will meet this evening III the First Presbytel
ian Church.
Il. J. Riley, now OF the .E.na iron works
will take A. J. MERGERS place at the Goble
works Office.
The young son OF Gus Ieif Of Horns Ad
dition, was buried at Rose Hill Cemetery yes
terday afternoon.
Spangler Post G. A. Il. will have meetin
tonight 10 arrange for attending the forma
ton OF post at Wheeling.
The funeral OF Mrs. Agnes Stuart will tax
place this afternoon at two O'Clock, from he
late home, corner Of Belmont and Thirty
sixth streets.
The room for the Monumental Fair Is be
ing tastefully decorated and hung will
wreathCs and festoons Of evergreen from tn
forests along the narrow gauge.
F. D. Clintons benefit netted over twenty
| five dollars. The Gypsy Queen Association
will play some short pieces during th,
knights Of Pythias festival next week.
The Merchants Protective Union has de
cided that its members will not support q
the coming election Of city officers, any mar
who Is indebted 10 any OF the members ant
who refuses to pay. ,L.
Charley Martin, who has boan working her,
as printer, was taken 10 jail yesterday by th,
Marshal, in default OF bail for his appearance,
at court TO answer for robbing q droyer wht
was his roommate, OF a purse.
There Is certainly need ri another line o
telephone Of some kind between Wheeling
central office and Martins Ferry subscri
bers, as the Martins Ferry people are yery
hard 10 reach from Bellaire, at least
The Nashville Students had good audi
encs last night at the NJ. K. Church. The,
all dressed IN the costumes used by the slave
OF the South az field hands and cotton pick
ers. A man and woman were gotten up a
old slaves and sang appropriate songs
James Elton yesterday commenced tn,
work OF laying larger sewer from the Bel
mont House corner to the river. This sewer
will go under the Baltimore & Ohio tracks
and the company sent an officer to stop The
work. Capt. r. T. Deyries. however. gave
orders to let the work proceed. These sutterl
were choked up last summer for want OF SUI
ilcient outlet for the water.
The resignation Of Mr.. Reed, Councilman
from the Fifth ward has been bsfore the
Council some time and has now been accept
ed. This will ncceSsitate the nomination Of
another candidate In the Fifth ward. The
voting places for the election have been fixed
rs follows: First ward, Hose house; Second
ward, Mrs. Shanley's; Third ward, City
BpIldnP; Fourth ward, Hose house; Filth
ward, B. llahn's room.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Life Insurance
Association at It's annual meeting In Pitts
burgb, reelected Morris V. Miller, OF Bellaire,
President. The choice Is highly couplimen'
tary to him, as II was avowedly made because
OF his peculiar fitness for presiding officer
aud the satisfactory manner In which he had
discharged alIoi his duties Uriah Venning,
formerly OF Bellaire, now OF Pittsburgh, was
made one OF the Vice Presidents. The meet.
ing next year will be held at Bellaire.
WASTEp-Coat. pants and vest makers.
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