The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-09
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running up and down, went down and haul
ed the comeback out.
@. W. Maxwell, of the Second ward, has
gone TO Portland. Oregon, and the bosrders
at the Maxwell House made him some pres
sntS along With complimentary address on
his leaving them.
John Jones and wife celebrated their sill.
yer wedding Friday night. Mr.. Jones COM
rades OF thS q. A. K. marched up 10 hiihome
on Gravel Hill with fife and drum " help
on the enjoyment
Hiram Roe was arrested Saturday, charged
with keeping for bis own use 800, which VIII
liam Waldron gave him TO deposit In the
bank. Unless bail Is furnished he will 10 TO
81. Clairsville 10 jail.
Rev. Mr.. Bell. OF scio College, preached
yesterday at the First NJ. E. church, In the
absence OF the pastor, Rev. A w. Butts, who
Is taking vacation for the benefit OF his own
health and the health Of his wife, both rec0y'
ering from sickness.
oTho new fire alarm bell for the city has
arrived. lisa five hundred.pouud bell, OF
good shape and excellent material for clear
tone that can he heard far Oft and easily dis
tiuguished. II Is not yet decided Just where
It will b. hung; but II will be easy OF &C esS,
so that the bell will not be the last thing
heard from, as has been the case.
David Rice has bought q lot on Noble
street, Gravel Hill, and will build another
dwelling house. George Walters will also
build one, and John Kirkpatrick has bought
n lot OF We Barnard, on the corner above
John Du Bots aud will build fine resi-.
dence for himself. This rect is rapidly I'LL.
ing up With good houses, these three filling
up another square. It will have n sidewalk
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and unoccupied lots. Gravel Hill, that Is
behind the rest OF the town 10 that respect
will also have anne sidewalks laid this sum-
mer.
The Young Mems Christian Association Is
encouraged by additions TO Its membership.
It has leased the vacant store room Of DR..
Kurz across from the City Hall, and will TT
It up as reading room. The following are 3
committee to solicit aid in this work: First
ward, Chas Brand, VIM. Hoffman; Second
ward, Chas. 0glebay; Third ward. David
Walker. J. N. MeriZ; Fourth ward, Ben. II.
Faris, Will Philp0t; Fifth ward, WHO. Stew
art +. G. Nicholson. The books that were
given to the old temperance reading room
will be given to this Association, which will
be chartered under the laws OF Ohio. All
should help 1t to become q permanent thing
in Bellaire.
| MISGo JUNCTION.
There are great many cases OF measles
here now, but none have proved fatal so far.
David Davis was elected City Clerk, In.
stead OF Harry Bfeene, as stated In iWednts-
days 1STgLLi0EHcER-
Miss Cotter, OF Bsllaire, called on friends
here. while on her way from Cadiz, where
she was visiting relativeL
The men at the mill complain OF the water
they have to drink, and say 1t makes them
sick. The company started to dig well last
fall, but have never finished 1t. The boys
say they will have to do something better III
warm weather.
Mr.. Thomas Godfrey, the head engineer at
the Junction Iron Works, goes ID the ma.
chine shop In place OF Mr.. Aba Sprucebanks,
who has resigned aud gone to Brilliant. and
Mr.. Allison, OF Moundsville, takes Mr.. God
frey's place at the engine.
The following are the prices In the retail
market here: Butter, IS cents; eggs, 20 cents:
chickens, IS cents q pair; beef steak, Is cents;
ham, Is Cents; lard IS cents; flour, $3.50 u
barrel; potatoes. 90 cents: apples, IS cent?;
parsnips, % cents; cabbage. 10 cents; milk, s
cents per quart