The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-21

Gen. Warner was in town yesterday.


Gen. Warner was in town yesterday.
Rev. Jas. Keyser, Of Fulton, was in town
yesterday.
The noise Of hammers on the stone pile
in the work house is lively now.
Dir. John Jennings, Of Wellsville, was
visiting relatives here yesterday.
Albert Long, a glass house man, has
moved his family to Steubenville.
Mr.. U. J. Smith, who has been in Gin.
cinnati for some time, came home yester-
day.
Earl Clark, Of the Central Barber Shop,
will go to Wellsburg, to work ut glass
house.
Louis Hays, Of Gravel Hill, will shortly
move 10 Etnaville, and go 10 work at the
Etna mill.
The nail mill has some new machines
ready for work. Twelve new ones will be
added in all.
The Lantern Globe Works was idle yes
terday on account Of repairs being made
to the boilers
Mr.. Robert W. Nelson has removed his
family to Mrs. Schoen's new building, on
Guernsey street.
Mr.. ]. W. Campbell has been promoted
TO be chief assistant to Mr.. Smith secretary
Of the bottle works.
Mr.. George Jennings and Col. David
Rankin are both talked OF as candidates
for Councilman in the Fourth ward.
Mr.. John Oswald has sold his stock Of
pictures 10 Mr.. W. B. Naylor, who has
moved the goods toa room opposite City
Hall.
The scenery and properties used by the
Forrest Club in playing the Two Or
phans" has heen shipped to Martins
Ferry, for use there.
Corners, after an examination by the
Mayor, was held in $500. bail, and this was
furnished by lady not known to the pub.
lie, she desiring 1t kept private.
Mrs. A. Stewart died very suddenly
Monday night. She was not sick until
evening. Her husband, one OF Bellaire's
oldest citizens, 1t will be remembered, died
suddenly about a year ago.
VIM. Chambers, a G. & P. freight con-
ductor, on account OF poor health, has ex-
changed places with Harry Eberlein on
the Wellsville accommodation train. Harry
took his first freight train out yesterday.
The "Gypsy Queen" Association gives
F. S. Clinton benefit this evening, at
City Hall. "Miralda' and "Impudence,
or One Coat for Two Suits" are the plays.
He has worked hard for the success Of the
plays the association has presented, and
deserves large audience.
ST. GAINESVILLE.
Abe Good, who gets four years for per.
jury, will probably be taken to the peni-
Tertiary tomorrow.
The prospective candidates for places on
the Fall county tickets are keeping out Of
the comfy seat middle.
Judge Chambers and President Patter-
son, OF the Narrow Gauge, are at Colum.
bus looking after st. Clairsville's interests
in the county seat fight.
Mr.. Charles Baker died at his residence
on Marietta street, Monday afternoon. His
funeral will take place to-day at 2 p. Nj.
The st. Clairsyille Post Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic will attend the obsequies
in body.
Gilbert Vanderpool and Edwin Z. Jones,
the "patent hay-fork" swindlers, were
brought into Common Pleas Court yester.
day morning. Their trial was postponed
until the next term, and the prisoners were
remanded to the penitentiary, to which
institution they will probably be taken to.
morrow. Witnesses were summoned for
their trial from Richland, Guernsey and
Noble counties.
VALLEY GROVE.
Mr.. Thompson, Of Ohio, is visiting in
this vicinity.
Mr.. William CASTOR, OF Point Mills, has
been sick since his return from the West.
There will be public entertainment
given by the Valley Grove Public School
in short time.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Carter, living near
Elm Grove, celebrated the tenth anniver-
sary Of their marriage on Tuesday.N
Messrs. Blaney and seabright, Of Roney's
Point, and Wilbur Finley, OF Point Mills,
left on Monday last to become pupils OF a
school Of Telegraphy at 0bcrlin, Ohio.
Miss Rachel Marling, Of Point Mills,
died on Saturday last. The funeral services
were conducted on Monday at 1880 A. NJ.
by Rev. Mr.. Coleman, assisted by Rev. MIR.
McCerkan.
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Mrs. John Krous, after a long illness,
passed away yesterday at noon, She had
been sick all winter with consumption.
Mr.. B. J. Dornan buried his oldest daugh.
ter last Saturday. She was taken sick with
the measles and they terminated In pneu.
monia and finally in death.
As spring approaches evidence seems to
accumulate TO establish the fact that there
will be more building than in any summer
for long time. At present there Is not a
vacant house in the whole town for rent.
We understand that sealsklu coats are 60.
ing out Of style, and In consequence, ooldI
are increasing among the fair sex. How for.
tunate there Is such q remedy as DR.. Bulls
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