The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-25

thrown out and bruised considerably. Gro
ceries were scattered all along the street.
Miss Ida Smith, Of woodsiield, Is visiting
at Mr.. Isaac Booths. and will leave for Canal
Winchester and Delaware to-day.
This evening Alarge party will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. William DouRheIty In honor oil
their niece, MisS Mellor, Of Ashland, Ky.
Miss Ella Moore has gone home with her
sister, Mrs. N. AIdridge, Of Pittsburgh. Mis-
Annie Hoge takes Miss Elias place at Wiley
& wetherSld's.
Mr.. and Mu. William Burgendthal were
forced TO return to their former home at
Powhatan Saturday, on account OF the
serious illness OF their baby. Il.
The marrow gauge excursion took q great
many people away from. Bellaire yesterday,
to see the new road and country beyond
Woodsfeld, which Is terra i,cOgnttd TO Bell
aire.
At the First Presbyterian Church, next
Sunday morning, communion services Will
be held, Rev. D. q. Sloan assisting Rev. J. X:
McKallip. Preparatory services Will be held
Friday and Saturday evening"
The advertising car Of Nathans & Co.'s
circus came here Saturday. over the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh, and left over the Baltimore
& Ohio after putting up the bills. The circus
will follow the same Ioute on Saturday
JULY.
Bellaire City Lodge No. IS A. A. Of !. &
8. W.: elected the following officers Saturday:
President W. p. L. Stephens; Vice Presi-
dent, Nick shifller; Guide, William Springer;
Inside Guard, G. Weyrick; Outside Guard, Q.
Hoskiss; Representative to National Conven'
ton, which will meet in Philadelphia Tues
day, August 7, W. NJ. Meek.
The numerous excursions on the river
Saturday kept Bellaire people in music all
day, Us there are always 50 many landings 10
make, on both sides OF the river. In the
evening when the Frank Stein got back to
the wharf-boat from steubenyille there was
knocked-down combatant thot at his assail-
ant, but no one was seriously hurt
Base ball has suddenly come more prom
inently before Bellaire people, and every
evening sees several gameS Saturday the
stampers and Pfessers OF the Stamping Com.
pany played game, the former winning.
Dora smith, who acted as umpire, was struck
| In the face with the ball and had his nose
broken. The two mines OF the Globe club
played Saturday afternoon for practice. The
members OF this club are all working for q
big festival Friday and Saturday evenings 10
help them get uniforms.
MARTINS PERRY.
Father John Fenimore Is very sick.
The Martins Ferry Stove Works have shut
down for short rest.
A much needed improvement Is in pro-
gress at the G. & P. depot.
Fourth street, Just back OF the cooper shop,
ID in q horrible condition.
Rev. +. s. De Haas and Il. W. Smith, Of
the North End, are greatly improving their
handsome residences.
Mr.. Moses Mccain has been summoned TO
appear beiose the U. s. Grand Jury, now in
session at Parkersburg.
This usually quiet town was exceedingly
noisy and rough last Saturday night, giving
the police some work to do.
Mr.. Ellis Hoyle has Just returned from q
business trip southwest. He reports bust
ness good and crops about an average.
McCord Bros. have just finished burning a
kiln OF brick, OF 175, 900, the flnt this season,
having been hindered by the exceedingly
bad weather
a very enjoyable picnic was given at
Etnaville Saturday by the Standard boys
and all seemed to enjoy themselves until q
late hour. Tommy Cockayne's band FUR
nished the music.
A rough looking camp Of gypsies stopped
at Etnaville Saturday evening. They havs
three small bears that seem to draw great
deal OF notice, and the old female that tells
the fortunes was doing a land office business
yesterday. ,..
The excursion given by the Home sextette
band to Wellsburg, Saturday evening, on the
Climax, was quite success, over one hun
bred boys and girls composing the company.
The very best order was noticeable all even
ing. The party roturRed to Martins Ferry
about two o'clock.