The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-14

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required $4,000 from DellGire are Messrs.
Sanders, Gorby, Gsllaher, Kelley and An.
derton, aud o good start was made Saturday.
This week 10 expected to see the sum com.
ple.e, and insure the road. Operations are
10 begin as soon "a possible, and the old abut-
ments Of bridges, and the culverts and some
grading and filling that was done on this
route many years. ago, will make the building
more rapid.
MARTINS PERRY.
Lou Hoge's little son, Charley, is fast re-
covering.
Mrs. Mary Burris Is threatened with rheu.
matiSm Of the heart.
Miss Cox, OF Iowa, Is visiting her mother,
Mira Cox Of E'nayille.
Richard Adron. Mr.. T. Craig's clerk, Is of
ona visit TO oniIhield.
Bird Rogers' child is fast recovering from
PottS' disease OF the spine.
The K. Of P. boys have Just purchased q
new carpet that cost them over $50.
Mr.. Jacob Watson returned home recently
from q visit to friends ut steubenville.
Peter Beck Is confined to his bed With
erysipelas, but is better this morning.
Agreat many OF our citizens will DO off to
Wheeling to-day on important business"
Mrs. Woodbridge will leotare on temper.
ance In the Presbyterian Church this evening.
serenades were in order Saturday night,
and all OF the unsteady inclined boys were
out.
The Union Glass Works Is running full,
with orders enough ahead TO last through
July.
The old Charley Zimmerman Saloon, on
First street, is being fitted upfor u residence.
A good change.
Mrs. Anderson has purchased the Lyman
property IN Third street, below the N. Z.
Church, for 81. 600.
John Franens, a boiler maker at the E.na
mills, had the bones OF his left hand broken
by an awkward helper.
Mr.. L. Spence 10 In the West on business.
He reports trade lively and prospects for q
very heavy harvest.
The Little Annie will have q big day to-
day carrying people to the show. The Climax
will also make q trip this evening to the
show.
Mayor Mitchell has Just plsnted several
fine young forest trees In front Of his resi-
dence on Fourth street.
There was no preaching at the o. P.
Church yesterday on account oil the absence
of Rev. Wear. All OF the other churches
had large congregations.
Mr.. Ed H~aughton and Miss Ida Cochran
were married at Bridgeport April II, and the
fsct was just made public by their frst APP
They have the good wishes OF many friends.
wELISBuRG.
The Presbyterian congregation has not en-.
tirely abandoned the subject under contem-
plation a short time since, OF erecting a new
church building.
The members OF the Protestant Episcopal
Chur b are taking legal measures to have
their present place Of worship sold, with q
view to selecting a more desirable location
and the erection Of a new church editce.
At no distant day, II the youth OF Wells.
burg increase as rapidly as they have for four
or FIVE years past, an additional school house
will have to be built, as all the rooms in the
present school building are now occupied,
and the cry is still they come"
At the recent annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Panhandle Window Glass
Works, ". K. Pendleton, J. E. Curtis, Fl. Q.
Ulrich, I. H. Duval, Thos. Everett, J.. B.,
sommerville and Otto Jaeger were elected as
directors for the ensuing year.
ST. cLAIRsvILLE. E.
About lis witnesses have been summoned
10 appear before the Grand Jury, which con-
venes to-day.
James B. Ryan has inspected ITO county
bridges. There are now only about eight
unexpected.
The United Presbyterian Church OF this
place has given over 81, 800 to the Quarter
Century Memorial Fund.
W s. Campbell, who was sent to Jail for
five days for q violation OF the Scott law, was
released Saturday morning.
Probate Judge Cochran has decided to re.
NIT a part OF Ivan Brandon's foe. Brandon
was sensationally written up as the Jesse
James OF the Ohio"
The call for a meeting OF the Republican
Central Committee OF Belmont county will
be issued this week. The committee will
meet here, May Is, to determine the time and
place OF holding the County Convention and
also TO appoint delegates to the State Con-
yention at Columbus, June s.
A young man named Edward Eckles,
while telling trees On the farm OF J. +
Young. Esq, one-half mile southeast Of
town, Friday evening, was struck on the
head by a detached limb which had lodged
In the tree, producing a slight conclusion OF
the brain and severe scalp wounds. The
limb was q large one and fell u considerable
distance. HIS physicians think he will re-
cover.
C.s. Brady, ex-Auditor OF Licking county,
Is a candidate for the Democratic n0mina.
ton for Auditor OF State. II the Democrats
OF Ohio want to nominate for this position
the very strongest man they can find, they
ought to take W. N. Coti,nd, the popular
Auditor OF Belmont county, who would not
only strengthen the ticket but make q most
efficient State Auditor. Mr.. @. does not de-
sire the nomination, but his friends will In.
sist upon him accepting, and, ashe can carry
more votes than any one who has been
named yet for the place. he ought 10 be NOM.
mated anyhow.-haiHfed Bdnner.