The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-05

rest Of the distance bysome more CoHhforta'
bic conveyance.
County Treasurer Feelsy was in the city
yesterday
MI. and Mrn 4. W. Burow, are among
friends ut St. ClairsVille.
The Liederkrantz Society cleared upwards
OF $40 by the SAAl concerts.
The Ohio glass works sre being repaired,
but will resume next week.
Engine No. Of the barrow gauge has been
sent TO the shop for repairs
Among the Breakers"is being rehearsed
by the Catholic Union Dramatic Club.
Peter Peterson, 4 former yardmaster Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad at this plaeei
was In town yesterday.
An incipient fight in the Belmont House
barber shop, Wednesday. evening, was
squelched before blood was drawn. :.
The Gypsy Queen. Dramatic Club propose
TO make their organization permanent, and
will have reading room for meetings.
The Disciples congregation has uRani-
mously extended q call to Rev. J. NJ. Monroe,
OF Youngstown, to become their pastor.
Dakota Lodge, A. o. U. W., will install
their new officers this evening. This lodge
Is growing nicely, and has about forty menu
bs:s.
The workmen at the Bellaire Nail Works
are expecting a stop Of several weeks, with.
out regard TO the rumors IN the papers 10 the
contrary.
There was more than the ordinary number
OF people in town yesterday from the country
and towns about rs. The most OF them went
away loaded, too.
Jas. Elton yesterday furnished the Nail
City Glass Works at Bridgeport with steam
pump TO be used In pumping supply oil wa
Ter from the river.
A party OF Miss Ida Smiths friends gather.
ed at the home OF Mr.. Isaac Booth Wednesr
day evening. Miss Smith will returnto her
kome ut Woodstield to-day.
Trouble Is reported as brewing between q
couple OF the grocerymen OF Bellaire and q
prominent wholesale firm OF Wheeling. The
matter has not vet taken legal steps. . g
The Two Orphans will be played the last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF this month,
and Laura Dainty's Evolutionary entertain.
ment will'b the following Monday evening.
Mr.. Mccoy, Of the planning mill Of Dubois
& Mccoy, has made OF clock case OF hard
woods In fret-work that Is fitted with q
cuckoo clock. II Is an excellent piece of or.
n8niental work.
The street lamps that have not been light.
ed for so many months, on alternate corners,
were lighted last night, with new burners
and new glass. making quitea difference in
the appearance OF the streets.
The Union Window Glass Company will
likely declare per cent dividend ut their
next meeting. They 5hsye .weathered all
their troubles, and now rank, with our solid.
| est man uiacturing institutions.
Samuel Shepherd, OF the G. h p. r. R, who
has been laid up with typhoid fever here for
some weeks past, Is eonyalescent, and left
yesterday morning for his home In Cokeville,
Pa, with his mother, who has been nursing
him here.
Representative Wagner, Of. Belmont coun-
ty, introduced bill in'the House at Column
bus, yesterday providing for "the removal
Of the county seat Of Belmont county from
st. Clairsville 10 Bellaire; and in case the
measure fills to carry with the people, to re-
build at St ClaiTsvilIe." .11 Al
eI BRIDGEPORT.
r. Kirk McConahey will leave to-day for
Des Moines, Iowa, on business and pleasure
trip. il
The LaBelle Glass Company will hold their
annual meeting Saturday afternoon, for the
election OF directors, etc.
1t takes three Bridgeport youths to bid
one Pittsburgh girl goodbye, and then they
go to Martins Ferry for last glance from
her bright eyes.
John Bags, the famous 'snaEe.hunter"
chief, is talking OF removing ito the West
and expects 10 get of early next month.
Pueblo, Colorado, is his choice at present.
A wedding Of mole than ordinary interest
TO Bridgepofters will take place early in the
coming week, for which the cards are now
out. Other events Of similar natnre are ru-
mored aE
There will be Union Temperance meeting
In the First NJ. E Church, Bridgeport, this
evening Address by Mr.. Richard Grogan.
Admission free. Exercises to commence at
o'clock.
Capt. Irons, OF the Salvation Army, arriv-
ed here yesterday, and proposes to renew the
war In Wheeling as soon as possible Wash
ington hall has been rented, and the cam
paign will be opened next Sunday.
.p Considerable attention was attracted along
the @. & p railroad yesterday by one OF the
bridge builders trying the speed Of railroad
yelocipede. He rode up and down the track
q number OF times, and claims he can attain
q speed OF 40 or 10 miles an hour.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad
bridge over Wheeling Creek will be finished
by noon to-day, and the builders will leave
this afternoon for Canton. The bridge put up
here was brought from Canton, and an
entirely new one will take its place there.
Eight men from Bridgeport will go with the
builders 70 Canton. o..
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