The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08
a. much harm TO make a boy drunk on cider

~ much marin 10 make q poy drunk IN Ulu6r
as on beer, aleor wine.
The board wax at shriver's needs fixing
badly, aud unless something Ia done With II
the corporation may have n bill Of damages
to pay. The pavement on Second street,
near the livery stable, needs to be relaid.
The curb 10 nearly worn out.
The First ward has thirteen places where
liquors are sold; the Second ward SIX places;
and the Third ward six places, making Ia all
twenty-five places which ere now liable for
the tax under the seottlaw. This will make
q nice little revenue for the town.
BELtAIRE.
Miss Mary Hall, Of Glencoe, was In town
yesterday. "
Mr.. Cortland Rankin Is on the sick list, with
gastric fever.
John Randolph Is at St. Clairsville visiting
while he Is eonyalesinH.
Eddie Dreamer was badly hurt bya horse
that kicked him yesterday.
The trees planted OF the Square last year
are nearly all growing nicely.
The High School Is beginning preparations
for sn entertainment Oh the 18th inst.
The water already seems 10 be warm
enough for the boys to go In swimming.
Charlie Bippus had a large party OF hii
friends last night ut his home on Jefferson
street.
Three ordinary DRINKS were before the
Mayor yesterday as the Saturday nights
quota.
It is proposed to raise the money for sewers,
not by q tax on all property, but 50 much on
the foot front OF lots.
James Turnbull, his wife and mother-fn.
law, Mrs. Fabrey, will spend several weeks In
Germany, having sailed for Antwerp.
The Mayor Is after some OF the saloon keep
ers for selling on Sunday. 1t is not the
saloon keepers alone that do business q.
usual on Sunday in Bellaire.
F~orty.thres Russians, broughthere by boat
after camping in the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
freight sheds, left yesterday for Alliance,
where they will work at railroad building.
Captain David walling, conductor OF the
Pittsburgh accommodation, was able to take
charge OF his train again yesterday, after ar
illness OF several weeks from infammatory
rheumatism.
James B.. Ryan, Esq, appointed by the
County Commissioners 10 insp.ct and record
the measurements OF all the bridges on ceun
ty roads, was here yesterday aud left or
horseback going down the Wegee pike.
MIE0o JUNCTION.
Mrs. 1ssac Gossstt ison the sick list.
Mr.. Moore will move into his new residence
to-day.
Mr.. Will Figley, Of steubenyille, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Billy Able is moving into Mr.. Adam
Peeler's new house.
Mr.. Frank Kell and Miss Matte Sutherland,
Of s%teubsnyilie, came down to see friends
Sunday. 3
Miss Annie Thomas, who has been spend.
Iug several days here with friends, returned
10 Bellaire yesterday.
Mrs. James Elton and Miss Maggie, oil
Bellaire, who have been visiting Mrs. Stewart
Wilson, have returned home.
Mr.. Billy Adams takes charge OF one turn
OF the mill engine at the Junction Iron
Works In place OF Mr.. Thomas Godfrey, who
has gone into the machine shop.
The creek is lined with anglers from early
in the morning till late at night, Of all sizes
and ages. There are q great many sporting
men who come down from Steubenville, and
some OF them have the luck TO capture q fine
bass once In a while, but there seem to bs
more fishers than fish.