The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-29
BELLARE.
Tho cireu.-Bad Run on-I.,ak closed, Etc.

The circus-Bad Run on-E.ink closed, Etc,
There was no meeting Of the City ooun-
Gil last night K
Thege viii be a change Of time on the
baltimore 4 OHIO railroad next Sunday.
Bellaire has new roller skate, with
ball bearings, invented by Michael Cur
ran. : N u
John shuttleworth, Assessor for the
Second ward, who has Just recovered from 3
the fever, Is again sick.
Ayonng man was broom.sticked on tie
street near the creek bridge Monday bya
married woman to whom he had made
love. 'fE
John McIntee, watchman on The Balti.
more 4 Ohio bridge, Is lying at the point
otdeath at his home at the east end Of the
bridge.
The nail works did not 90 to work yes.
terday as the feeders took holiday for
the circus. For similar reasons the Bottle
works and the Ohio Valley foundry laid
The following are The officers Of tho
High School class Of 's4: Lizzie Piper,
President; ANNA sellars, Vice President:
Annie RlAmes Secretary; Temple Hall,
Treasurer.
The grocery wagon OF Frank Mack was
upset against o pier Of the bridge yester.
day by his runaway horse. No ono was
hurt; but q child was snatched away lust
in time 70 escape death.
The Elysian rink has closed for this sea.
son. Both this rink and the Niagara got
tnwork very late in the season, but next
fall will no doubt see boom, ms there are
now so many who can skate and who own
their own skates.
The narrow gauge brought In a large
creps, Altogether the number Of people
IN town was as great as usual, notwi.h-
standing the supposed busy season inthe
country. one oil the side shows spread It's
tent in the street by sellars' gallery.
An engine wlfistline frightened power.
tul team ot horses hitched 10 q charcoal
wagon on Union street yesterday. TFey
whirled into window at Roemer's, men
dashed against q store room above, crush.
ing their driver against the wall, and
sprang across the street, Grabbing ihto n
heavy grocery wagon Of Joseph Speidel &
Co.'S The driver, ]: @. Fisher, OF Mar
shall county, was hadly bruised and had
. bloody face. "A broken tongue and har-
ness were the principle items ol damage.
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REV. MIR. wALKEit INSTALLED
At aIartins Ferry PreIbyisry = Various
News Notes.
Harry RobertShay is on .ae sick list.
Robert Rlackiord ia threatened with
typhoid fever.
Twenty pudllen from here left for
Mingo yesterday to work atthe Junction
Iron Works.
Rev. Robot Alexander. Of 81. clairs.
vile, preached sermon in memory OF
Rev. DIR. Benjamin Mitchell yesterday
afternoon. The Presbytery Is well at
The,east bank Of the new wine cellar
eayed In yesterday evening, burying one
man In the sand. He was Qhick yeStricated
however, and escaped with nothing worse
than lew bruises.
Il Rev. 3. II. Walker was last evening in-
stalled as pastor OF the prcsbyterian
church. Rev. s. II. Wallace, Of Barncs-
yiile, opened the services and preached
me sermon. The charge 70 the pastor was
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Cromley, Of New
Cumberland, and that 10 the people by
Rev. Mr. Crawford, Of Crab Apple. The
pulpit was Handsomely decorated with
flowers, and the church was crowded.
Especially attractive music was rendered
: by the choir, reinforced by Mies Flora
WILLIAMS and Others,