The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-13

DELLA1RE.
Grodhaus' bakery has new delivery wag
on that takes the cake"
DR.. Ashthalter has sent his household good.
to Pittsburg ID, where he will in future make
his home.
The Linean Literary Society will picn c al
Rodefers orchard below town Thursday Of
next week.
The Courier lay here a good while on her
down trip yesterday noon, taking on car
load OF roofing slate.
A Young Mems Republican Club will be
organized here at once. a meeting will be
held Monday evening. ~.
The B., z & G. will have an excursion on
the 24th inst, that will 80 as far as Lewisville
over the new part Of the road.
The lower wharf was well filled yesterday
with various kinds Il merchandise, and above
that were a number OF teams hauling away
RATS OF lumber.
W. A. Gorby, Of the goblet works, and A..
]. Mercer, OF the Belmont Glass Works. left
yesterday to attend q meeting OF glass manu-
lecturers at Boston.
J. Ross Anderson has gone TO Cleveland
and will visit Other places before returning
home. He will teach a summer school at the
Funuel Hill school house.
The School Examiners OF the County will
hold an examination here on Saturday next
The principal applicants will be those
wanting to teach summer schools.
John Heslop died at his fathers residence
Monday night, and.the funeral will TAXI
place to-day at two O'Clock. Hswas in his
twenty sixth year, and had been sick some
time With typhoid fever.
Mrs. Prices houses, on Guernsey street, are
having an iron fence put in front OF them.
Robert Chisholm, Just above, has new iron
one, and NJ. Nelson will also put one between
that and Col. Rankin's railing.
A number OF our school teachers have left
town already for their own homes Some oil
them carry presents with them made by
their scholars Paul K. Miller has gone 70
Akron; Miss Williams, 10 Canonsbure; Mis-
Taylor, 10 Delaware. MtssIs. Jones and Mar.
chant are here1et
On riday cf next week there will be an
examination held here to decide whom Hon.
J. D. Taylor member Of Congress from this
district. " II appoint as cadet at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. The one standing
second will be appointed as alternate, TO try
10 case the 6rstsuould prove W fitted Tor any
reason TO enter the academy.
Some Bsllaire gentlemen were talking Of
different indications Of natural gas that has
now been found 10 be so abundant, and a
farmer OF this neighborhoon stated what was
new to those present and probably to most
peope. In chopping down large oak trees he
has always found more or less gas escaping
from the pores Of the tree and has more than
once found II In large enough quantities 10
burn from match.
In accordance with the Mayors proclama-
ton, and following the natural desire to hon.
or visitors, many houses and stores and
hotels were decorated yesterday aud many
more elaborate decorations were ready TO
come out this forenoon. The stars and stripes
were everywhere, and numerous banners
bearing the word welcome" were displayed.
Branches Of the symbolic OAK, peculiarly fit
ting the occasion, we're made into arches by
some and others used pine The represents
tives who were present yesterday met In the
forenoon. ]. Doll. Of Cincinnati, N G., pre-.
sided, with II. Bland, OF Cleveland, D. g.;
A. Weber, OF Dayton, Secretary ]. Esper, OF
Columbup, Treasurer; q. N. Ingler, Of Rel.
laire, Grand Marshal, aud A. 6chick, Of Bel.
laire, Grand Guardian. Reports II lodge,
were heard, also Of the Affairs Of the Grand
Lodge. This morning many more delegates
are CT pectEd TO be present and the installA-
ton OF new officers will tsks place. Mr..
Bland tAkes q step up and becomes n. G.,
while George schuster. OF Bellevue, takes bis
place as D. g. Delegates were here yester.
day from Cincinnati, Toledo, Columbus,
Cleveland aud 4 number OF smaller places.
To-day the parade Of the order and visiting
Groves takes place through the principal
streets OF the city. Tomorrow night the
drawing will take place for the SOS silver set.
ST cLAIRsVILtE,
In Common PlsaS Court on Saturday, IN
ne suit OF Mrs Mary &, Merritt rs. Charles
n. .Gaumer for SANDER, the defendants de
mfIrrar una nYerrnlhd. 10 which defendant