The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-14

Loaidas Clark was in town yesterday.
Rev. +. W. Tolaud and wife, OF Wellsville,
were in town yesterday.
Henry Burrtis will build himself dwelling
house In the First ward this season,
The Merchants Protective Union held .
meeting In Central Block last night. ga.
About twenty-five from Bellaire were OF
the Wheeling Opera House to hear Mod Jeska.
Miss Lizzie Miller gave party to her
friends last night at her home In the First
ward. .Itt
Jesse r. Purnell, who has been sick at bis
Bsnwood home, was able to be over here yes.
teraay,
For the Hamilton benefit. tickets with
reserved seats for Hearts Of Oak" can be
had OF John McDermott.
Col. G. L. Poorman, ]. B. shannafelt and
@. N. Allen are in Columbus, looking after
the county seat question.
Rev. ]. <. McKallip has disposed OF bis
household goods and dn account OF tho poor
health Of his wife, will break up housekeep-
Ing.
The Colored Odd Fellows Lodge will have
festival in Turner Hall Saturday evening.
A watch Is being contested for by Jacob
Capito and Henry Curran.
Bellaire is shipping great numbers otslgns
all over the country. The manufacturers
ara the Ohio Sign Company, under J. W.
Coulson, and the firm OF Grafton & Tieck.
In addition to the play Of Among the
Breakers" to be played by the Young Mems
Catholic Union st. Patriek's Day, Father
Gull will lecture on St Patrick-a lecture he
warrants not to be long enough to be tedious.
The cast for the play Is as follows: David
Murray, Fred. Clinton; Bruce Hunter, Frank
Hackejt; Mother Carey, Mary Croghani scud
(negro), John Raherty, Peter Paragraph Ire
porterj Martin Manly Bess Starlight, Kate
Lynsky; Minnie DIzs, Ella Flynn; Bddy
Bane, Mollie Canon; Clarence Hunter, Dennis
Murphy; Larry Dennis, VIM. Burk. Miss
Ella Clark will sing Come Back to Erin"
choir Of St. Johns Church will sing several
choruses.
It was under peculiarly sad circumstance
that the death Of Mrs John Archer occurred
yesterday, She died In the morning, attel
and his wife were among the original mem.
bers OF the Disciples church here, and were
| among the oldest inhabitants, the member.
OF the church made their arrangements Ia
surprise them Monday evening with cele'
brauon OF their golden wedding. The pres
ents were bought, and letters bad been re.
ceiyed from Rev. B s. Dean and wife and
other absent friends joining In good wishes.
Just before supper Mrs. Archer suddenly
| tottered and would hare fallen hut for thu
support OF her daughter. She was stricken
with paralysis, end after lying oil night IN.
eonScious died In the morning. Her sister,
who he'd cons from steghenvllle ta be plea.
emit at the golden Wedding, only came In Tine
| ior the funeral, The funeral will be from
the Disciples church this afternoon at two
o'clock.
IT. CLAIRsyILLL.
DR.. George A. Close, Of Bellaire, was In
", 4. Hunt, editor Of the Chronicle, /. at
the State Capital.
Hon. B. ]. Alexander, Of Bridgeport, was
tending court yesterday. ~
Will Eiger has secured the position AZ
brakenSn on the Northern rPlitoSd.
Messrs. William F. Hunter and W. @.
Mooney, OF woodsaeld, were here yesterday.
VIII G. pauiord, mail agent on the B. 4 q.
railroad, Is visiting bis parents In this place.
Mr.. s. 3. West has returned home frot,
Cincinnati, where be has been attending tho
Medical College 10 graduated from That