The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-26
NEIGHBoxHooD NEWS.
Items of Interest all over the Vicinity
and the kfate nj large.


NEIGHBOKHOODN NEWS.
Items OF Interest all over the Vicinity
and the state nj Large.
There are lGS retail liquor dealers in Bel.
mont county, IS In Monroe county and 20 In
Harrison county.
The suggestion OF the Ohio Valley Neei
TO unite Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
under one corporate name seems to be at,
tracing some attention.
ant case in the Monroe County, Ohio, Court,
and had the Sheriff notify the saloon keepers
OF Woodsield that they were MOTTO sell liquor
TO the witnesses, the Court adding that the
order also applied to attorneys. Must be
lively witnesses and attorneys among the
dark bills OF Monroe.
In a recent notice In this paper OF dis
turbance in Bridgeport, in which Mr.. John
Porter was interested, an injustice was unin.
tentionally done Mr.. Porter by referring to
him as the notorious Hockey Persons who
are well acquainted with bin say that he was
not 10 blame for the part he took in the
trouble and that he lsa quiet and well be.
hayed gentleman.
Another case OF OF outrageous beating Of a
pupil by a school teacher is heard from,
this time in Monongalia county. The boy,
aged u and named Elliott AlonZo Hartman,
failed, TO recite lesson correctly, and was
severely whipped with large stick over the
legs, back and head by w. A. Lyons, the
teacher. THE ox.gad in the school room
appears to be coming to the 'front.' .
Arrangements for another cremation at
Little Washington have been perfected. The
subject is the threeyear-old child Of DR..
Samuel Hahn, deceased, who was cremated
in 1880. The corpse, accompanied by DR..
Happel, left New York at o'clock Wednes.
day night and will arrive at Washington this
when the incineration will take
place. The fires were lighted yesterday.
The Tuscerawas county, Ohio, grand jury,
which adjourned on Monday, made It eI-
tremely warm for the saloonists OF the
county. Twenty-Five indictments were re.
ported orselling liquor in violation OF law.
Two saloonists OF Eewcomerstown were In.
dicted and heavily fined for having three OF
their young patrons 20 to Columbus during
the session OF the grand Jury so as to avoid
giving testimony against them.
Enos G. Jones, OF Monroe county, Ohio
who was indicted for perjury at the present
term OF court Is In hard luck. He plead
guilty to the charge and was sentenced
TO three years imprisonment In the peniten-,
tiary. Some time since Jones procured
marriage license for friend, and to obtain
It he made oath that the gentleman
was Of age, unmarried and a resident OF
Monroe county. The fact was aiterward as.
that he was only sixteen years Of
age and resident OF Washington county.
There was o decided row In Barnesville
saloon few nights since, and one man acct
dentally shot himself. His name was Henry
Nicholi; he is German aud owner Of the sa.
loon, which Is usually run by bis wife, be
being employed in digging coal. VIM. Clark
entered the saloon, considerably intoxicated,
and commenced abusing Mrs. Nicholi, which
her husband resented and an alteration en-
sued between the two men. Clark made
feint at drawing pistol, and Nicholi, to be
even with him. pulled ont his revolver. By
some accident, just as he drew 1t nom his hip
pocket, 1t was discharged, the ball entering
the hip and passing down the full length Of
the thigh. 1t was found lodged under the
knee joint The pistol was q 32-calibre, and
being so close when discharged, q fearful
wound some inches In diameter was made
where the ball entered.
The GAINESVILLE Eaterpriss says: Itbas been
that Steubenville, Martins Ferry
and St, Clairsyille ask for cut OF to their
names, leaving them Steuben, Martin and
St. Clair. Like naming new baby, the
affair Is attended with great interest and the
change seems TO be q topic OF dis
cussion, and variety OF names and sugges.
tons are offered. DR.. F. s. DeHass, a former
citizen OF Martins Ferry, now Of Brooklyn,
suggests that Martin, namo associated with
the early settlement OF the Ohio Valley,
should be retained, which could be done by
the present name into Martina, or
Martins City; or u they wish q name Of
ancient flavor, suggests Borsippa, signifying
the city OF Industries, which was the first
,ity built after the food and the Oldest his.
.orin work of man, there being no other city
u the same name in America. Why not call
It DrenDen, and thus honor the genial and
venerable editor Of the Ohio palisg NeRse
BEtLAIRE,
Joseph Harris, Of Bridgeport, was about
own yesterday. t
Daniel Campbell was over in Ohio county
In attendance at the funeral Of an
lunt.
Thirty Is the number OF converts ut the
A. NJ. E. Church. The revival meetings are
low closed.
Rev. William CASTOR and wife leave this
y ~.
Diana comfy.
NJ ond Mrrp p.,rh,,, r..,.,I.r MA
,sn Ts. 1 me EnSsSons, chnrch S.;,S a M
ONE church orssp' i'- A DAHu
Raw I II po9ers ~ R.rr..v,,,o vos ho.a
,e.tord ~ " Ms Sangb,ar nat him b w. n anS
him home. @
Inose VINO nave had new sleishs waiting all
winter LOT snow wefe OUT Yesterday al once.
our streets arc very smooth and tney alone
qrnish almost three miles OIL track without
.urnins. tL
"Jock" satteraeld, who has been lying very
Iick Tor long time, died yesterday and will
% buried at O'CLOCK TINS afternoon. Hewas
6rolher o. ". =. sattefasld, Of the b. go.
abroad, wheeling
This week Ia expected TO close the preach.
ing at the South Bellaire N. Z. church. The
meetings have been attended with very great
Iuccess, and there may be prayer meetings
leld during next week, each evening.
When the Nall Works starts again tbere
viii probably be a dozen more nail maebinss
n RIM They ara beInp gotten ready and