The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-10
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town yesterday.
The First National Bank here holds abou'
$3.50, 900 on deposit.
The funeral of Mrs.. sinram yesterday af
ternoon was largely attended.
Mr.. Hans waddell, of Wheeling, was hert
seeing his many friends yesterday.
1t is expected that the B. & o. and @. & P
roads will change time for the summer or
Sunday.
Rev. W. B. Lang will preach at the Church
OF God, the Winebrennarian church in tht
First ward, on next Sunday. i.
A yard engine from here was at Martins
Ferry and Bridgeport yesterday owing 10 the
large amount Of work there.
A child OF Mrs. Jones died yesterday morn
ing and the remains were taken last night tc
Bloomfield, Ohio, for intermeEt
Mr.. J. B. Barnhill has sent part Of hi,
household goods to Portland, Jefferson
county, and his family will spend the sum
mer there.
The bridge on Rose Hill near Henry's GOA
works Is In a bad position TO keep in good
condition, and 1t Is again under ban till ex'
~tensive repairs can be made.
The B., z. &c. will not run a special train
for the circus at Wheeling but will accom'
modate all by not leaving here until the cir
cus-goers are back from Wheeling.
The olivette Society, OF Wheeling, will
| visit Bellaire this evening on the Princess,
and DO the guests OF Mics Lizzie Sohempf.
Some Bellaire friends will meet them here.
Mrs. Dunlap died yesterday at her home
10 Mspleton, on the narrow guage railroad.
The body will be buried from the home OF
her son.in.law, Philip Frazier, at ten o'clock.
T~hequestion Of sewerage on q general plan,
| to be commenced at once was not considered
at the regular weekly meeting OF Council, a
whole evening being reserved for the discus
sion OF that question.
An express package addressed In Chinese
wa handled by the Adams Express Com
pany here yesterday. Since starting. some
one had added a translation. It was for a
Chinaman In East Liverpool.
Gen. Warner and Mr.. Oakley both arrived
here yesterday morning. They seem In very
good spirits about the prospects OF the Ohio
Valley railroad below here. They will be
here again In a few days to make a last ef.
fort with Bellaire.
The ordinance prohibiting the running at
large OF stock in the corporation, has been
before the Council for repeal but the final
vote on the repeal was five 10 four, not the
necessary two thirds 10 carry 1t. So the or
dinance still stands.
The Council committee on paving have
their eyes on o number OF defective places.
Their recommendation has been adopted 10
order the repair OF pavements on the east
side OF Guernsey street, between Thirty-sixth
and Thirty-seyenth streets.
The number OF saloons reported in Bel
laire by the assesaors, under the new law for
taxation, are as follows: First ward 8; seq
ond ward II; third ward II; fourth ward 8;
fifth ward2. Total, AZ saloons. This ought
to bring about IS 900 into the city treasury.
MISso JUNCTION.
Mrs. Rosenberg is visiting friends in
Wheeling,
Councilman Wilson Linn Is laid up with a
sprained ankle.
Mr.. John Mckee, the meat man, is in
Pitsbuigho on business.
Mrs. Gaitwood, OF Benwood, Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. MoPherfon.
Mr.. George Keith, OF s%teubenyille, was
shaking hands with Mingo friends yester-
Cay.
Mn. William Grafton and Mis- Nellie, OF
Bellaire, are visiting Mrs. Grafton'S father,
Mr.. George Ingler.
Mr.. Thomas Godfrey, who has been of
work for several days on account OF being
sick, Is somewhat better.
Mr.. John L~ockhart's son died yesterday
morning after suffering for three weeks with
pneumonia and measels.
wEIIsHuRa.
Gas mains are being laid on Charles street.
Eugene Tarr Is building an Office adjoin-
ing the Tarr building.
The Pan Handle Nts, will make ib appear.
auce on Friday as usual.
Jas and H. @. Heryey have removed their
law office to the TAR building.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Barclay leiton Tues.
day on a visit 10 friends In Kentucky.
James Lawson, who was bruised up a short
time since by a pile OF lumber falling on
him, Is able 70 be about by the aid Of sticks.
Plerpoirt Post, @. A. R. Is making prepa.
ratious 10 celebrate Memorial Day In q be.
coming manne aud with appropriate cete.
monies.
JOS. Blankensop Bro. & Co.,lhays treated
the old Tariff Foundry" TO. new weather.
boarding, new windows and shutters, adding
very much to lis appearance.
The poor old market house has but few
friends along with the balance oithe Anti
quatsd possessions Of the town. The follow