The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-25
ACROSS THE RIVER.
New. from Three Thriving TswnA-AIArtln's
Ferry Matters.

AGROSS lin NV GNs
New. from Three Thriving TOwns-AIArtIn's
Ferry Matters.
Bud Brown is reported to be improving,
The wife OF Benjamin Exley, ST., Is lying
very low.
The .Etna mill will have her full force
Of puddlers on to-day.
Mr.. Earl Schnep will have charge OF
the color mixing department OF the Buck
eye.
John B. Fsrwin, the boss shade blower
Of the Brilliant Glass Works, was here yes
terday.
John Sollberger will emigrats to-day to
Tennessee, where he expects to peEma'
nently locate.
MIR, j. A. Barry and Miss A. Smith, Of
st, C%!airsville, We're registered at the Han
over House yesterday.
O, S. Moore, q practical builder, has
the contract for rebuilding the Lupton
dwelling, near here, recently destroyed by
lire.
Conrad Long has an architect working
on the plans and specifications Of the new
block he proposes shortly to erect on the
site now occupied by his business houses.
Mrs, IL. B, Ebarlein, vito OF Conductor
Eberlein, otthe @. X p, who has been WIS.,
iting at the residence Of her father, Com
rad Long, left for her home In Allegheny
City Saturday.
Michael Hall, y contractor and Carpont-
or here for some years, will leave to-day
tviNh lfu NHnNiIF fnn IRt0Tn Mr. Hall han
built several good and substantial struCt'
ures in this town,
On account OF the accident to the Buck
eye Smith gas producer, glass will not be
turned out for another week. 1t has
heretofore been published In these
columns that tho manufacture OF ware at
this concern would be commenced to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Walker preached last evening
at the Presbyterian church at Mt. Pleas
ant, Rev. :. Royd filling his charge here
yesterday. Rev. MIR. Holt2, OF the NJ. L
church, will continue the revival at his
church this week which has been in pro-
gress for some time.
Assistant Chietliuglnesr Linton, Of the
0. II p, railroad, will be here again Tues,
day to receive bids for the construction Of
tho now depot. The new depot, 1t has
been officially given out, will be built on
the corner OF Walnut and Secoud streets.
1t will be q IL story building with q base.
ment on tho south side. The tower at
tached will embrace the Telegraph Office.
The structure will be 40xG0 feet In dimen-
OF gothic style, built OF red brick
aud rod mortar with slate roof. 1t Is un.
derstOod that the freight depot will DO
erected on the site Of the present passen-
ger headquarters,
DELLAIIIR.
Henry Lorlng, @. &P. Engineer, isQuite
sick with lung fever.
The funeral OF Maurice Blum took
place yesterday forenoon. The intement
was at Wheeling.
The Barnes braas band festival al the
City Hall Friday and Saturday was mod
well attended, and o good sum was
Miss Alice Winana, OF Washington City,
was in town Saturday, called here by the
death Of her grandfather, Mr.. Marble, Of
WarnoCk's Station.
The Philip Phillips entertainment at
the Christian church Saturday night had
q larger audience than Oh Friday night,
church being full.
Geo, Walters & Co. have offered their
immense new storerOom on Belmont
10 tho ladies' OF the First NJ. Il.
for q bazaar aud festival, 10 be
held on tho evening Of Februarys 8 and .
Rev. d. b. Gull, Of Bellaire, Ohio, was
in the city last Friday, calling on his
numerous old friends. Father Gull has a
warm place in the hearts of his former
Pensioners Of 81. Joseph's congregation,
and he Is always met with a hearty vel.
this city -CireNeviRe (O.) Democrat
Colonel Poorman ia dubbed the "Bel.
mont county Puritan" by tho Cincinnati
Enquirer. That sort Of q title from that
lort Of \ paper is an honor to auy man,
Colonel Poorman has early assumed that
in the house to which he Ia
by his rare ability Guernsey
Times.
Bishop Poterkin, Of Parkenburg, will
here to-day to hold confirmation ser.
1ices at Trinity Episcopal chapel. Pre-.
1aratory services were held all last week,
Rev. K, r, swope, OF Wheeling, preached
Tuesday night, Rsv. JIG. Can't, Of Wheel.
ng, Wednesday, and Rsv. X. A. Gibson,
VI Parkersburg, Thursday and Friday !
,veniDgs.
Bellaire has secured changes on all the .
ailroads TO accommodate her people. The !
Baltimore & Ohio has put on aCcommoda.
ion trains to connect with the st. OIairs- |
lille narrow gauge, and runs trains down
rom Wheeling late at night. The Oleye.
and q Pittsburgh has changed the time OF
he morning accommodation train 10 con. I
lect with the st. C~lairsville Northern. {
Frank Smith, one Of the blowers al the
Steel Works,will 60 to Massschu. ,
etta 10 accept q similar position. The re-
,alrs at the steel works are not yetcom. !
'leted. The nail factory ran last week !
wo days and ahalf. Its future work !
Gems To- rest with the Trades Assembly. !
Tie blast furnsCe 20 far has been suppl. :
d with Cokein spite Of the coke makers, !
ttike. =
BRIDGEPORT. q
The churches were we'll attended yester. |
ay. :
The town Saturday night was unusually
uiet.
Tho La Belle, 1t Is said, will commence
glass to-day.
The Ice dealers Of Bridgeport have had
reason To complain this year Of the
rop, as regards Quantity and quality.
Mrs. Buttoff, an old and highly respect.
d citizen, died yesterday. She was the