The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-05
NENsrRol NEARfoWNs.
Beliairr, SIartip'a Ferry and Bridgeport


Items.
There are at present confined in the Wood
county Jail, this State, 10 counterGeiters. re-
Gently arrested by the Government officers
and deputies.
Recently seventy.fye pismbers Of the
Pigeon Creek Washington Co.. PAP church
were sessioned for dauciUH. Twelve have
confessed their fault and been restored, the
rest arc still standing out. raw
Yesterday Miss Della Marshall, young
lady that has been citizen Of New Cunbef-
land for the past two yeArs, died very. sud
denly from congestive chill. She was stop
ping at the residence Of DR.. STANLEY when
She died, She was on the street Wednesday
night. .,.
The Guernsey County farmers Institute
will be held at Lore City on Tuesday and
Wednesday, January 10 and, IL. Several
prominent speakers will be present IRON
kbroad, and the folks out there will make
II success. Ms. 'Perley Pickett is on tie
programme for an essay on poultry raising.
An old unused tobacco house, short dis
lance east Of Barnesyille, was burned last
Sunday night. Some Of the colored folks on
seeing the light believed the end OF the world
was near aud quite commotion was raised
In tie church BY the ordinations OF one OF
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under the full conviction THAT "hil time bad
come"
Among the many congratulatory messages
received by Col. J. D. Taylor, inembef-elect
| 10 Congress from the Seventeenth Ohio Dis
trict, was one from Glessner & Gilbert, the
paper manufacturers OF GAINESVILLE. They
said ave need more men holding your
views OF the tariff question. The free trade
element seem to be on sort OF jamboree,
and we feel very anxious, therefore, that this
question shall be judiciously disposed OF at
this 81 ion Of Congress" =
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad finished
filling all the ice-honses on the line, with the
exception OF Piedmont, on Saturday last and
are now engaged In filing the large house
at the lake near Oakland. Two hundred aud
seveuty.fve car loads, averaging fifteen tons
per car, have bean shipped to the different
Ice houses, including Petersburg, Wheeling,
Baltimore and Washington. The Ice house
at lake Youghiogheny, with capacity OF
! 800 tons, will be used az reservoir TO re.
plenish the other houses when It becomes a
necessity during the summer. All the ice
has been Of the best quality, ranging IN
thickness from seven to twelve inches and
entirely free from snow.
MARTINS FERRY.
Yesterday was pay day at the LauGhlin
mill. 10y
The first rehearsal OF the "patriot Sons
took place last evening.
Mrs. L. W, Inglebright has recovered from
her recent attack Of spinal disease.
The ladies Of the N. L, congregation will
this evening. t,4.
whooping cough is at present the prevail:
ing malady, and there are several ca2es Of
typhoid fever.
A new building association is being talked
Of aud 1t Is probable the scheme will be
given shape In few days.
DR.. L. D. DOlbenr, OF Benwood, W. Va,
was over yesterday on friendly visit to Dr.
NJ. s. Hinerman, OF this city.
The Library Association has not yet held
its annual meeting, though two appoint
ments have been made. Try 1t again.
The Pleasure club, n new social organiza.
ton, will give its first grandfnasqueradeb ball
ut Medilps Hall next Tuesday evening.
The work OF cleaning away the debris OF
Sundays fire at the Benwood furnace has be-
gun, and the repairs will be pushed as rapidly
as possible.
Harry Zaue, of 81. Louis, who was attacked
with typhoid fever while yisiting'his aunt,
Mrs. McSwords, OF the Orchard, Is GONZALES
cling rapidly. g.
A new brass foundry is soon to be started
here by Joseph Munsl0w, practical work
man in that metal, and he will doubtless do
good business.
Henry Single held the lucky number for
the prize musical clock at Manson's jewelry
store, and he was busy yesterday afternoon
showing II to his friends.
Mrs. Sallie Nelson, who for the past six
weeks or more has been visiting friends aud
relatives In and near Muskegon, Mich, re-
turned home Wednesday.
John Carey, for plain drunk, and Stephen
Quinn, the rag man, same ohense, are the
4 guests OF the city, and will work their way"
on the stone pile. 81 and costs each.
There had been but one donation for the
Carr family up 10 last evening, that being
number OF quilts by Mr.. John Armstrong.
The people should respond a. little more
rapidly.
Fire was placedin one OF the retorts Of the
Elson Glass Works on Wednesday evening,
and the Others will be warmed up during the
present week. They are getting ready for
business now.
| Wilbur Cusick, OF Burkle's addition, has
begun work on the foundation for double
| frame tenement in that addition, the erection
OF which will be pushed as rapidly as the
weather will permit.
The knights Of Honor will hold social at
their hall on Friday evening, Jan. 18th. A
number OF outside friends will be invited,
and prominent visitors from abroad are ex-
pected, among them Judge k II. Cochran.
The new hotel has been rented to Ed. Brues,
formerly OF Wheeling, and will at once be
fitted up and furnished in iirstclass style.
Mr.. Brues knows how TO keep hotelt having
had long experience, and visitors u the new
carayansary will be well provided for.
The rehearsals for "The Haymaken"
cantsta, by the Presbyterian choir, have not
yet begun owing TO the 'non.arriYal Of the
books. Prof. Malmene, when the books ar.
rive, will take charge OF the rehearSals, and
an excellent entertainment Is In store for
the people. The dates have not yet been de-
!, cided upon. r' .
A tine copy otthe well known engraving
1.-THE Empty Sleeve" was presented TO Tho.
burn Post, q. A. R., on Wednesday evening
last by James H. Drennen, Esq, editor OF
the Ohio Valley New4. The Otnoers OF the
Post were installed on that evening, In the
presence OF small assembly OF visitors. N.
k, smylie was elected Quartermaster; ]. N.
Lytle, A6jnlAnt; +. Il. Hadsell, Sergeant
Major; and John |. Cdppen, Quartermastee
Sergeant The administration OF the new
Commander, Captain W. II. Orr, OF the old
Fint West Virginia, begins very auSpiciously.
BELLAlRE.
The Hiram b. has gone to the bank until
the river clears. .
The Belmont Common Pleas Court ad-
journed yesterday.
The ferryboat Jessie Il, was aground at the
landing yesterday
Mrs. Rstta Kelsey, ofKelsey's Station, was
In town yesterday,
The Bolmont County Agricultural Society
will elect officers January 9th.
Geo. T. Hills and family, Of Barnesyille,
| are guesiS of Mr.. Walter DArrah