The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-23
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main thoroughfare to Wheeling Avenue.
The County Commissioners OF Belmont
county will meet at West Wheeling on the
9Th inst, TO consider the matter OF changing
the county road through that village.
The new U. P. Church in Claysville, Pa,
will be- opened for public worship, Thursday,
| June 18th at ! r. N. Rev. J. g. Caron, DID,
OF Xenia, O., will preach. This Is said TO be
one Of the neatest church edifcesl IN Western
Pennsylvania.
Several persons In Washington county, Pa,
are this year trying the experiment OF rais-
ing tobacco. William Smith, q prominent
banker and dry goods merchant has several
acres planted. ]. ". Braner has six acres and
William Wylie one acre.
Several days ago, VIM. Stokes, q colored
empIOye on toe Onlo River railroad, was
handling loaded revolver that he intended
buying, when It was accide tally DISCHARGED,
he ball taking eA4ct In his right side st
shove the hin The revolv r from which the
ball was discharged was so calibre. It past
I'd though the young mau's bowels, lod ing
| lust under the SKIN on the lett side. He died
about 10 hours afterwards OF IL ilammation.
The Masonic picnic that takes place OF
Flushing to.dsy, promises to be an enioyat i
affair. Hope Gommandery, OF St. Olairsyille,
will attend, accompanied by the St CLAIM.
vile band. Large numbers are expected
Martins Ferry, as well as from the West. A
parade and addresses will be the order OF the
dsy. Excursion trains will run on the q. l.
& ". Railroad, leaving Bridgeport $40 A. N.
t. accommodate Bellaire folks.
A young man named Giles Lilly died a few
| days ago ut Hinton with the smallpox. BE
had been sick for week and strange 10 say,
other members OF his family exposed to II
have not contracted the disease up TO this
time, and the physicians think they will OF
Il has never been ascartained how be COLI
tracted the disease, and an uncle OF the your 6
m.n expresses doubt as TO It's being q
genuine case OF small p9x, the boy having had
tSo attacks OF erysipelas, that Is said to have
bsen very similar TO this, but az doctors agree
1t was smallpox there can be no doubt
about it
The Masonic fraternity OF GAINESVILLE will
hold special religious services on St. john!
Day, Sunday, Ju 2ith. The peetipg will
be held, should the weather permit, In kelion
Hagers grove, where a platform will bs
erected and seats arranged. There will be
preaching in the morning, by Rev. d. L.
DEMPSEY, OF Beaver, Pa, aud In the after
noon special services will be held In the hall,
for Masons only. In the evening Rev B. l.
Smith, OF New Llbson, will address the audi
ence. large number OF invitations have
been issued 10 other Lodges, and many have
signifed their intention to DO present.
Many years ago on Rock Creek. Boone
county, silver mine was known 10 exist.
Some time before the late war, or at the com.
mencement, this mine was discove ed. For
some reason It was neglected. After the un-
p easantness was adjusted, Mrs. Shadows,
who had known Of the place, attempted to
find It, searching diligently until last sun.
day. Here Is VIII re the touVh part OF the
story comes In, II there be such In 1t. Mrs.
Shadows dreamed Sunday night that q Mrs.
L tsp, o neighbor, had shown her where the
mine was located. Monday night she sought
Mrs. Estep and together started on search.
Suffice II to ssy they found the spot covered
with large boulder-which required five
men to remove. some Of the mineral was
taken out and sent To Charleston for ex-
animation. 1t Is pronounced by the Boonites,
who claim to know, to be regular bonanza.
BELLAIRE.
Mayor l. NJ. Riley, Of the county seat, was
in Bellaire yesterday.
John freeman, OF steubenyille, was here
on business yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Conner, OF Uhrichsyilie, is Wis.
ittng hef tather, A hlnker.
Philip Brailly and DR.. knight are new sub
scribers to the telephone exchange.
Bsse ball these evenings has many partic-
ipants and spectators on Gravel Hill.
The Steamboat excursion to steubenville
to day will take great many Bellaire peo-
pie.
Cards are out for the wedding next Thur.
day evening OF DR., A. K. Smith and Miss
Ella Over.
A number OF Bellaire people will go u
sandusky and Put-in-Bsy tonight on the B.
& o. excursion.
Mrs. Freidenberg OF Philadelphia, Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Somehow, on
Guernsey street.
The City Council will put in an eighteen
inch sewer below the creek bridge, dischGrg-
ing into the creek.
Mrs. John Brean, Miss Nellie and Master
Eddie, OF MorrJw, o., are visiting Mrs.
Dreams parents here.
The BIZ &C.rAilroad has had number OF
gondola cars fitted with canvas covers fOt It's
Lewisyille excursion tomorrow.
Mr.. Marshal Thompson, Miss Emma
Thompson and Mrs, Kate Cook and son, oil
St. CIairsville, were here yesterday.
Rev. ]. X. McKallip Is here, and will
preach as usual at. the First Presbyterian
Church. His family Is still in Pennsylva-
mia.
The Chspel Aid scoiety's lawn social, on
| the grounds OF Mr.. Ed. Jones, Gravel Hill,
will be continued tonight, with refresh.
ments served under the trees
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Lane and Miss Jessie
Butte left yesterday for Chicago Miss jessie
Sharp, who Is bound on visit 10 Kansas
City, accompanied them and will continue
turning to her home at Parsons, Kansas.
According to former opinion OF ths Soil.
citor, the city Is liable for all damages result
ing from base ball, skating, or any other use
OF the public square. This and the damage
that would result to the trees plantsd there
already by the citizens, II base bail players
were allowed the square, should keep tuem
from being allowed to maze such use OF the
square,
The examination OF cadets for Annapolis
took place in the Fourth wa'd school build
ing yesterday, the City Hall being found IN.
suitable. Tn. examiners selected by Colonel
Taylor wereJ. c. Gray, Of Martins Ferry
John McBurney, OF Guernsey; A. NJ. Rowe,
OF Jeffetson, ]. NJ. McGinniS, Of Noble; J. N.
CAVERN, OF Harrison, aud DR.. J. Park West,
OF Bellaire, as medical examiner. Colonel
Taylor himself was present and made an ad'
dress to tho applicants for hiS appointment.
The applicants who put in an appearance
were Charles O. Cooper, J. L. Fisher, W. r.
Apbinson, Frank s. Pearce, o. steubenyille;
J. D. Carnahan, OF Cadiz; Charles G. Walton,
OF Barnesville; Wilbur Medill, TiltonViller
and Henry Carol, Of st. Clairsville,
ST. cIArRsvtL1E.
Captain Alexis Cope, Of Columbus, is in
town.
Judge Hance will return to stsubsnvills
to-day.
Rev. W. H. Morton, of Cambridge, is at.
tending court.