The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-05
pELLAIRs.
The Debate on BaPnSm-Y. H. q A'-C'A-
tsSl And ether Notes
ken NanotRaA

The Debate on BsPhsm-Y. H. u A'-O'A-
tssl And other Notes
The city scales have been repaired.
The Niagara rink was re-Opened safar-
day night.
o. Il. D,nkvorth and family spent
Sunday down the river.
D. II. Rice and family are going to Cali
torniR. He goes Tor his health
The Municipal election occurs to-day
The Republicans have Q good ticket
The Belmont County Horse-thiet De-
tectiye Association met here Saturday
The marriage Is announced for the 2Id
inst. Of George HelSley and Miss LlzSie
Yost,
Bessie Cunningham was badly scalded
by sitting down in q bucket OF hot wafer
Saturday.
Marion Seals, B., z. 1 Q, agent here,
has had his salary increased and VIII not
leave as he intended.
The BellRre, GAINESVILLE ( Cincinnati
railroad train brought in $3.50 dozens Of
eggs Friday night. They had been acCu'
mulating several days.
George Simmons, q mailer ct the Bell
1ire Nail Works, has constructed q simple
self-feeding machine. 1t is on trial at the
mills and works admirably.
The German insurance company, Of
Frssport, has given each Of the four IRE
companies five dollars, for services at the
Crystal %glassworks fire last week,
The contested fire trumpet was won by
Liberty No. l with $27G 9s. Mechanics
No. s was next with $l6l Is. Hope No. 2
had $50 10 aud Good Will No. 4 81 80.
The lantern contest was not decided.
Rev, ]. K. McKallip held communion
services yesterday at the First Presby'
terrain Church. Rev. II, II. Brown preach
ed at Bridgeport yesterday morning, but
there were the usual services at this
church in the evening.
The Y. NJ. @. A., have chosen the fol-
lowing directors from among the business
mem; \, A. Rodeier, F. NJ. Strong, II.
Roemer, John Dubois, A, I. Stewart, Jas,
Elton, A. Wiley, Ohas, Brand, p. 7,
King, r. A, MCGregor,
This Townships report ior the year
shows a balance on hand OF S4,626 Us. The
expenditures for the poor we're Sl,l496S;
for roads 81, 370.77i for bridges $2O7.6 7i oil
township fund $l,526 90, Tor cemeteries
SOL OS; for pike $l,6l7,90.
The toWboat Samuel Clark lay here
Saturday having boilers repaired, Wal.
Ter & Stout have worked themselves and
men two days and nights on boats and
Saturday refused to work on several that
wanted TO stop. Mr.. Stout worked at one
Of the Bridgeport mills yesterday.
Tie reply OF tho official board OF 1.-THE Dis.
ciples Church to Rev. r, +, KeeIer's card
on the subject Of baptism by immersion
was published in Saturdays Bellaire
papers. John s. Sweeney, oil Kentucky,
Is the person selected to debate with Mr..
Keller, but whom Mr.. Keller declines TO
meet, as being q professional debater.
The board claims that Mr.. Keller Ia also
q professional, and decline to allow their
pastor to debate with him.
Coming from the Independent the fol-
lowing expression is significant, not to say
remarkable; Col. O.. l.. Poorman came
home from Columbus last night. The
Oolonel's special tax on vehicles has
caused some opposition here, but his sue.
cess as Chairman OF the Committee on
Privileges and Elections has made him
many more friends than he aver had be.
fore, and made those he did have warmer.
II Is quite a common thing to hear him
earnestly talked OF for Congress, and II Is
altogether probable he will have moro
support than he. aver had before, and he
has been well backed In former Conven.
tons for this position.