The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-06

wall mp the flls necessary to make the ap'
proaches to the new foot way OF the bridge
CbaS. Burns Is building new dwelling
house on Belmont street, south OF the rail-
road. It Isl on level with where the
street will be when the new bridge Is built
A deceased cat has been allowed TO lilo
against the pavement on one OF the most
prominent corners in town for several weeks,
frozen and thawed alternately. 1t will
probably remain ill worn out.
The ordinance requiring the cleaning OF
snow offthe pavemsnts each morning does
not seem 10 be regarded In most parts Of
town, probably because this last snow re-
quired pick and shovel TO remove 1t.
The panorama Of Millions Paradise Lost at
the First Presbyterian church last night and
the night before was well attended and the
audience were well pleased with the pictures
and the way in which they were presented.
Prof ]. !. Lowe, Of Bethany, has made
such arrangements with his duties at the
college that be can get of for every Sunday
and he will I'LL the:pulpit OF the Disciples.
Church here until the congregation gets a
regular pastor.
There is some winCing here at the report
that tomorrow list OF those who have been
reported by wives or friends rs in the habit
OF getting intoxicated will be published.
The list Is that kept open by law as warn
ing to saloon.keepers.
The Grocers Association met at the store
OF II. H. Meek, and agreed to reorIaniEe and
actively support the members in their efforts
to free themselves from deAd.beats. There
was no change made In the old officers. Tho
President Is g. 8. Jennings
A telephone was yesterday put into j. T.
Mercer & Co.'S wharf boat The boat Is close
to the top OF the bank when the water Is
high, and during low water II Is hundred
yards farther north, and much farther out
from shore. To accommodate, the wire TO
this variation, a reel was put in with enough
wire on II To reach. and II will be wOundup
when necessary. 1t will be great advan-
tage to the boats and those wanting to know
OF their movements.
: Bcllaire people do not haye'as easy access
TO Wheeling as they did,owing the freezing OF
the river; but even when the boats run, the
two boats that were promised to run alter
nately, do not do so, the Princess alone
making the regular trips, while. the Q. Y.
Lucas has gone into the down the river trade.
tits the opinion OF those who are acquaint-
ed with the situation that the two boats
understood. Now that the street cars are
not making through trips, the boats will be
still more the fAvOrile means of going up
and down. The Wheeling cars only run 20
the stable and persons with anything 70 carry
especially. do not fancy the walk necessary
10 make the connection.
ST. CLATRsvIbLE.
Mr.. Will u Cash has returned from Della.
ware county
Mr.. f. D. Bailey was married on Wednes.
day to Miss Matte Allen, OF Pultney town
ship. SEQ
Robert Carlisle has bought the farm be-
longing 10 the late Isaac Taggart, containing
about ninety acres. The amount paid was
$SS so per acre.
The directors OF the First National Bank
will hold their annual meeting for the cleo
lion OF officers next Tuesday. Their annual
supper will be held the same evening. -
Councilman John Farren was married
Thursday evening TO Miss Mary Capstack, OF
Barnesyille. After the wedding a reception
was given at the residence OF Mr.. J. 2. Hall.
The vote OF Belmont county was counted
Yesterday morning at the clerks Office. The
total vote cast is sos, OF which J. D. Taylor
receives 1852 for the long term, RossJ. Alex
ander 1 SO2, y. P00rmAn ], Or. j. u. hoDen-
sack l. For the short term Taylor receives
1882, Alexander 1904, Poorman |, George
Robinson l.
Common Pleas Court disposed OF the fol.
lowing cases this week; William Williams,
contempt, fined 80 aud costs; Abram J..
johnson, opening place and selling liquors
on Sunday, bound over until next'term OF
court; Frank 0tfard, selling liquors on Sun.
day, bound over until next term; Jesse Car |
penter, keeping place where intoxicating |
liquors are sold contrary 70 law, bound over |
until next term; Charles J. Mcfarland.
keepinga place OF public resort fined $50 and
costs.
A saloonist named William Williams halls |
from GAINESVILLE Some time ago Williams |
was brought before the Common Pleas Court |
for selling liquors in violation OF law. The
Judge ordered him TO either gtve$l 900 bond
or close his place OF business. He consulted |
an attorney, who gave him advice, which he |
acted upon Immediately. Then Williams |
moved his goods from his house and replaced
them under the name OF "Mrs Williams"
saloon. Thus he gave neither bond nor
closed his place Of business. But the watch
full eye OF Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell was |
upon him. Last week lie was brought before |
the Court for contempt for failing to close
his saloon, and fined $40 and costs, amount
ing to S9i |