The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-30
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The public schools will close June 8 for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Lee Morrill,, OF the Second ward, died
Saturday Of consumption. az
The Second ward last year had thirty.thrse
births, and only sixteen deaths.
sprigg Zane WIS taken to Jail OF St. Glars
vile Saturday by officer Ben Turner.
Mrs. J. L. Robinson Is at Dresden, Ohio,
called there by the death OF her brother.
The Lantern Globe Works is preparing to
make some verylarge globesfor street lamps.
Mrs. Andrew Rederel left Saturday for
Navarro, Ohio, where her sister was danger
ously sick.
Miss Lucy Anderson has been spending the
vacation OF the Steubenyille Female Seminary
at her home here.
Rev. A.. ". Butts preached from his pulpit
at the First NJ. E. church yesterday, after an
absence OF several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Byron Reese, OF steubenyille,
will speak DR. temperance, at the South Bell.
ARE church, tomorrow evening.
Miss williams, Of the Gravel Hill schools,
begins teaching to-day. Mr.. Andrew Ander.
son has been teaching her room for a few
days.
Miss Pk@be Hoge and Miss Frederick Hoge,
OF Loudenville, Va, and Miss Maggie Cren.
shaw, OF Richmond, were visiting relatives
here Saturday.
The large class OF children OF St. Johns
church, that has been preparing for the
event for some time, yesterday took their
first communion.
The Knights OF Labor are adding many
new members TO their society here. They
have leased their room, in the MoGregor
block, Tor five years.
Miss lid Troll, OF 81. Clairsville, and Miss
Clara Schneider, OF Moorefeld, were hero Sat
urday. They Joined the st. Lawrence excur-
sion to the Cincinnati Dramatic Festival.
There Is trouble at the keg factory OF the
nail works abouta discharged employe, that,
II not settled before the present supply OF
kegs Is exhausted, msy cause q stoppage OF
the works.
Deputy District Grand Master, preached yes
Rose Hill, to the Bellaire Lodge oil colored
Odd Fellows.
A number OF large residences are bling
built in the country about Bellaire. More
attention than Is usual in farm houses is be.
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workmen are doing much OF the work.
The Nail City Beer wagon collided with
another Wheeling wagon, belonging to Tsy-
lor's oyster house, on the bridge over the
creek a few weeks ago, and:has had to pay
s1S5 damages, by judgment Of ajustice.
The steamboat Carrier, bound for 81. Louis,
took on here a large lot OF glass ware and
nails from different factories, spending all OF
Saturday afternoon at the various landings
The ST. Lawrence took on q large quantity OF
glass, too.
The statement Of Mr.. Frank Davidson, the
elocutionist, about his fathers arrest here
thirty.three years ago, as printed Saturday
morning, was noticed by one OF the old citi.
gems, who remembers the circumstance but
II was not OF the BellRire church that It hap.
pened. Mr.. Davidson was living here at the
time; but twas ct the Ridge churchs at Wegee
that he was preaching when the disturbef OF
the meeting was put out oil the house by
him. BellAtrs had no Mayor that long ago.
It was before the building Of the Central
Ohio road when there were only shout $50
inhabitants. EsquireK slGey, OF West Wheel.
ing, was the magistrate before whom the case
was tried.