The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-21
MARTINS PEKRY,
FroccetlinKs orthe Council N ing-T The
Wrong D6He--Eaws Notcs. GU,F,iJ

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At q special meeting OF Council held Tue,
day night, It was decided 10 open up Fill
street to tho DeHass property. This Is
scheme that he, been hanging tlre Tor som
time, and the action Of Council will be halle,
with delight by many who have been work
lug for It. The Street Committee were In
struoted to clean oil the streets aud repai
the public pumps. ~ -I'G' ~ 'F'T'
"A SICK DOSE. '5
a certain drug Store In town had 10 stort
their drugs In the second story to keep then
ont Of The Il,od. Yesterday QUE ofths clsrs.
had occasion to tap The wine Of an,imony
lug, and a colored barber being present
asked what It was. The clerk very shortly
said, wine. In the absence OF every body the
lonsorial artist tapped II, and 1t was only
alter the second dose that he discovered thai
e was Tartar Emetic." II nearly killed
TIIE TOWNSHIP ROADS. .4O5. !
Mr.. George Roeinton, township trustee. has
been engaged the past two days In looking
alter the township roads. He reports ti,eni
IN very bad condition. Tho bridge over
Gleh's Ron is of the pierf, and a mile above.
me road is blockaded with two warehouscs
s'1 dwelling houses, two oil rciluerles, one
lo2 rat and about one thousand feet Of lum.
par. All. Robinson has gone over this ground
hlmselt aud knows whereof lie speaks, N7Il7
a' MRS. HANxa' REPORT. soon
Following ia the report OF The work done
BY Mrs. Joseph T. Hanes, who was one Of lie
COMMITTEES 10 solicit aid In the Tbiri ward.
MIS-: J. 7. Johnson, bread; MIS-. d. Coz.
clothing 3. Klein, one barrel potatoes and
clothing; 4. II. Stanton, groceries: MA
Crooks ~; Amelia ScArelner, ST; Wilbur
Baggs, 81; Mrs. Feniinore, groceries; A, %
Newlsnd, 81: Mfs. Taomss Richards, 81; Miss
sallis Fair, 80 cent?; Mrs. Gsier, clothing;
Mrs. Is. q: Sweeney, clothing Mrs.
Aut, clothing, Mrs. Aldridge, cloth.
ins anu ~; Mrs. Crcsoly clothing;
MS !. Moore. clio hing and so cents;
ATS; iouhs, 90 cents; Mrs. y. Milligau,
y; T. y bernie, u; Win. d. Lewis, $2; cash,
y; y. 9. schreincr, $40; J. L. Wells, 81; Mrs,
bread; Mrs. J. Roaen:hai, clothing: Mrs. Ann
Graham, meat; MIS- s. H. Miller, clothine.
Mrs: 8. Garrett, clo,hing; Mrs. i. stenref.
c!othint;s Mrs.%W.f B.. Groves, bed clothing.
Mr.. Robert JOHNSON. s.; Mr.. John, G. Haype'
81: Mr. Alex Humphr5Yil.e, Nj Pleasant: Al.
Mrs: A.. Horcher,, ;$l;' NJ; Is. Dr.. HIpfrmsD.
c,olhinf:n M1s. Miunehau, ,olot thine; I. MYs,
Hannah Ferwalt, clothing. i!i:'7sse - . =
Fha total smouat OF money received was
$50 90. I, Out Of this fund Is cent? was paid
Tor washing clothes OF sick woman. 50
NotE,AND PERSONALS. iisN ga
Marshal Hanson reports the town IN an or.
derry condition. :s . ssf ;.5;,'ss = :. :
I. N. D. Sheets, manager ot, the E,son dlaw
works. hes returned from business trip.
Mr.. David Fetrel Is lying vary i'll at hls
ais fathers house, b.ing attscked with ery-
sipe.u.. a, F'-ta'-'sg z '5Ils55. 80" -
A masquerade bali will be held at Ferrel's
Central Hall ,G-mosrow evening. A good
time is anticipated. n. ri. ~ o, -
The RELIEF station will bo open to-day. Yes.
terday two wagon loads Of provisions were
received from Bridgeport.
Mr.. George Rdbtson tskes charge Of the
blackamithing department OF the Elson glsss
works te day, which is q good addition 10 the
force at this establishment: II E7'gs II
Capt. Hiram Smith report, the loss Of a
horse; that's, he hasnot seen him for the / 81
twenty.1onr hours, and II he in apybody's
otable he would be glad 10 be rotiied Of ihe
fact. g 5.G5.s,i1 ! - - - :,
: The steps leading to Wilson'S rool roous
we're blown down yesterday morning early
BY the wind storm, aud thrown across the
railroad track. They wore replaced later In
the day. -. !. II s. = -. =.