The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-09


oats. The farmers are also very much be-
hind the usual .tinlein getting their corr
ground residing for planting.
The music Of the band on the steamer
Andes ~ size lasded at the wharf At I O'CLOCK
Monday evening drew aiArEe crowd TO Watel
street. She put off 0 large oil othugsies here
Miss Bee Hough and Miss Mabel s. Burns
two u Fsirmoui's bellies, with 81 Baker
ESQ, of Beverly, spent yesterday In town
they having accompanied some friends thii
far on their Western trip.
G. 8. McFaddeu, Eco, 10 having 4 new
building made OF the old frame adjoining
the Marshall County Bank. The front Is be
ing torn out, and the entire building under
going . general remodeling.
Professor White and his class OF civil engi
neers from Morgantown, were In town Sun
day. They are travelling down the river In
their own boat, and will go as far as Point
Pleasant, thence over the Q. & o. railroad
TO Richmond.
Kennar Richards, OF King William county
| Virginia, arrived In town Saturday morning
last enroute for Colorado. He will spend
some tiius With his friend and partner in the
mining business, K. K. Lindsey, before re-
Stunning his trip.
The first barge load Of stone for the Big
Grave creek bridge, was received Saturday
last. The steamer Belle Prince came dowr
after the barge on Sunday; and the work Of
unloading not having been completed a ganG
Of men were put to work TO fnish the Job.
Hon. Judge Woods and wife, OF Barbour
county, were In town Monday evening. They
arrived here on the Diurnal, aud took the
stockdale In the morning In order TO make
the trip from Wheeling to Parkersburg by
daylight.
Negotiations between the o. R. railroad at
torneys and Cob Lockwood and Col. Cock
ayne for the purchase Of additional grouudi
for use In making Ais for the road bed, hav'
ing failed 10 accomplish the object Squire
McGill, upon the motion OF B. +. Meignen,
Esq assistant attorney for the company, yes
terday appointed a commission, consisting
OF Messrs. B. w. Prizes, Ernst Nolte and
Thomas Dorsey, for the purpose OF ~valuine
and condemni1g the necessary amount Of
land for the purpose. The 18th inst. was
fixed upon as the time for viewing the landt
In question.
st. cLAIRsvILLE.
John Randolph was up from Bellaire yes
terday.
j. Il. Collins, E.q., of Columbus, was In
town yesterday.
James W. Frazier and his son John have
returned from a western trip.
Communion services were held at the
United Presbyterian church on Sabbath.
Deputy Auditor NJ. T. Colland and J.
r. Locbary, were at Woods6eld last week.
DR.. Jepson, President OF the Board OF Flu
cation, and supt. Birch, Of Wheeling, were
visiting the public schools yesterday.
The Board OF Education has re employed
the present corps Of teachers for next year;
Prof. @. E. Hitchcock, @. W. Elliott Miss NJ
c. Ryan, Miss n. Davies, Miss NJ. A. Chin
and Miss A. Adams.
The Presbyterians Ia the neighbor hood oil
Bannock, on ths G.. L. & W. railroad. held a
meeting Saturday evening, appointed a build
ing committee and determined 10 erect q
Presbyterian church at that place as o o az
possible.
On Monday evening, William s. Camp.
bell, a saloon keeper, was brought before d.
NJ. Davies, Esq, Justice OF the peace, and
fned S25 and sent to jail for Ave days for
selling liquor to an intoxicated person.
This Is the first case under this law.
Emmett Mitchell was arrested Saturday
evening by Constable Martin. He was tried
Monday evening, before Squire Davies, on
the charge OF being found In a state OF iptoxi.
cation; he plead not guilty and was bound
over to appear before Probate Court. Bond
$50. He also plead rot guilty to the charge
OF carrying concealed weapons, and was
bound over to appear before Common Pleas
'ourt. Bond $50 Failing to give bond in
either case, he was committed to jail.
Probate Criminal Court: John ostler,
selling liquor 10 a perlon in the habit OF get
ting intoxicated, plea %lguilty; total fne $2i.77.
John Henthorn, carrying concealed weap'
ons, plea, Guilty; hue, S. and costs. Ivan
Brandon, 'assault and battery, plea, guilty;
fine, 50 and costs. Josiah Caskey, assault
and battery, pies, guilty ne$io0 and costs,
and confinement in county Jail for six
months. CaskeY. and John Porterteld rs.
saulted Abner wilkins, a resident OF Smith
township, this county, a short time ago.
They were first tried before Squire NJ. r.
Hart, J. p. Porterfisld plead guilty and was
fined $50 and cost; C4skey plead not guilty
and was bound over TO Probate Court with
the result above stated. Notwithstanding
bis repeated declarations that he would n t
work, he was busily engaged on the chain
gang yesterday afternoon.
pELtAIgE.
The B. 2. & G., railroad shop.is having IN
addition made 10 it
The Ohio Valley Foundry is securing q
large lot OF sand from the river.
AT the south Bellaire church there will be
q concert next Saturday evening.
George Headley has bought the house for
merly occupied by Levi Cassell, in the First
ward.
a large part Of Rose Hill that has been
cleared OF trees above the houses, Is being
plowed up.
The Buckeye Building Association has SO.
cured for An office the old gas office on Thirty
third street.
Col. G. L. Poorman will deliver the Dscora.
ton Day address at Wellsville, for Henry
Cope Post OF G. A. r.
Dubois and Mccoy have bought a large
raft OF pine boards, the first TO stop here OF
all the large RATS coming down.
Mr.. Clark has closed bis saloon adjoining
the First National Bank, and advertises the
room for rent. So far there Is not much talk
Of saloons closing here.
The Ministerial Aid Society OF the South
Dellaire n. y. church will meet at Mrs. B.
F. Morgan's this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Supper will be served in the evening.
Mrs. Amanda sinran, wife Of VIM. sinran,
died yesterday afternoon In the 32dTyear OF
her axe. The funeral will take place from
the residence Of her husband this afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
George H. Muth Is in paraons, Kansas, and
writes home interesting counts Of the
country AID people. Henry Pumphrey, Q
former Bellaire butcher, he finds in the same
business there.
The Linean Literary Society met last night
at the home OF the Misses Houston, In the
First ward. All members are requested TO
be present at next weeks meeting, as ar
will be made for an excursion
under the t%ociety's management
The Bellaire Natural Gaa Company Is Or
ganized, with $4,000 capital. In sharesof 500
each. All the stock IL taken by the follow.
ing gentlemen J. NJ. Maring, John T. Mer-
Ger, T. A. Rodefer, A. P. Tallman, VIM. A.
R. T. Deyries, DR.. @. E. Kurz and T.
K. Smith.
HALTrE's YEIRY.
Mr.. Barr Of ssterville, was here yesterday.
n. A. u& l~.l ..t.tk a. IL.