The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-02
NEIGnnoRnOoD NEWS.
Matters In All the Iswns tn the SOigh.
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| Wednesday was" potato day I'm tho NorwaIk,
o., schools TIE superintendent conceived
I the idea Vi having each child bring potato,
to be deposited for the benefit Of the Chill
dren's Home. Sixteen bushels were col
lected.
The dogs got among Frank Evans sheep
few days SgO and killed three. On Wednes-
day night they visited Thomas Illusions flock
and killed five. Unfortunately for these
gentlemen, the dog tax fund was exhausted
ct the last term Of Courf, and they will have
| to bold over FOR some other year '-LdHc0Ck
CVuHty Courier.
Ross Shepherd, little eight year old son
OF Israel Shepherd, Of Sewelsville, Ohio, was
seriously injured while playing with his
erSchOlars in lifting him up by his feet in
jurcd his spine, throwing him into u stupOr,
from which he has never recovered. He Is
not expected to live.
BTLLEIRE
Mr.. Riley Gun, Of MingO. is in town visit
ing friends.
Mr.. Orlando Mason has moved back here
from Mingo.
Jas. Barrett has benefit ball, given by his
friends this evening.
Mr. Scott Mccullough, Of. Wheeling, is Wis
Iting Mrs. W. J. Ferren.
Mr.. Moore, Of Burr's Mills, was visiting
relatives here yesterday.
The Belmont Turnverein has a ball at
Turner Hall Monday night,
The Cumberland clock will be on exh!b.
tiOn next week n City Hall.
Jacob FralingeTs child will be buried this
afternoon At ST Johns cemetery.
d.. Smith, Secretary Of the Crystal Win.
dow Glass Company, has resigned.
The debating society at the Rose Hill
church began its meetings again last night.
Hon. Henry Boil, OF Marietta, is in town
looking after the interests OF the Ohio Valley
road.
The Bellaire glass firms are making heavy
shipments OF their wares TO all parts Of the
country.
Yesterday afternoon D. i. Morris left to
take his place US u. s. mail route agent be-
tween Creslline and Chicago.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
OF the NJ. L. church will meet this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. C. C. Crafty.
The Sidney spent nearly all OF yesterday
81 the various landings here and the BeHwOod
Nail Works, taking ON load Of glassware
and nails.
VIM. Reed and James Wilson were yester.
day fined, the one 81 10 and the other IS Co.
for little affair with their fists at the home
OF the former, on Rose Hill.
Mr. Althof the Noble street baker, aud
Mrs. Winkler, were married yesterday morn
ing at an early hour and lett to spend the
day with friends up the road.
The funeral Of Fannie Sheldon yesterday
afternoon was attended by very large
number Of friends. The Bottle works sus-
pended work on account OF It,
The George Lysle, the tow.boat that left
her barges here, where she had weathercd the
ice. and hurried TO Pittsburgh after a fleet,
saluted her baIges As she went down yeSter.
day with her tow.
A large picture OF EvanGeline has been
bought for the public schools, and will be
hung on the wall in which ever room has the
iewest tardy marks of the week. At present
1t bangs in Miss Fariss room in the Fourth
ward.
The ground was laid of yesterday for the
new Crystal Window Glass Works. TIE
company has finally decided to build the
WORKS on the west side Of the c. & p. road,
lust above the Union Works. One hundred
feet is still left between the two that may be
used for future engagements.