The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
BELLAIRE BRIEFS,
Death OF u Popular Young Lady-General
News and PersonnIs.

Death Of Popular Young Lady-GenorRl
News and Personals,
Mrs Ina Howell leaves tomorrow for COlum
bus 10 visit friends,
Robert II, Long has been grApted pension OF
9! per month from september, iSss,
Fetty thieves Rre getting IN their work at u
great rate these days all over the city,
Tho'uow Disciples Church ut BeallSvIlle will
DO dedicated on tbs first sunday In January,
George Jones, Of Washington, Pa, has &C
copied u position In the Bellairo Bottle Works.
Thomas BOyce, resident OF Gravel Ilill, lost a
big lot Of provisions by sneak thieves ThuESdRy
night
A box social was held last night AZ the home
Of Jonathan Huffman for the beneht OF the First
N L. Church,
Conductor William Chambers was struck In
the side by q passing engine while coupling cars
and considerably bruised.
Contractor IGOSser had mule buried by sand
bank Cavlng ln yesterdays the brute was gotten
out all right after a few minutes.
Mrs. Robert Douglass, a resident Of this county
for tho past sixty years, died ~ her home III ia
CobsOufg Thursday, aged SOyears.
Mrs, Sarah Albright, nInetySIx years old Is
another one Of the old persons In this county,
Her home Is near tho WtgeG church,
a. NJ, Winnett will canvass this county soon
| In tho interests Oi new Opera House, which 1t
Is proposed 10 build hero next summer.
1T. RuiSr, u brakeman on the CLEVELAND &
Pittsburgh railroad, foil while crossing from his
train to the tank Of the engine and was badly in'
Iured.
Thieves broke Into ]. B. ITeli's meat shop
| Thursday night aud carried away the money
drawer and contents, which amounted 10 only
few dollars.
| SUPERINTENDENT L.. r, IOreo, Road Master
Rcriyen ami Train Master Ohliger, Of the Cleye.
lApd & Pittsburgh, were hero on u tour Of In
SpeOtl0n yesterday
ward yesterday, Of congestion, OF the brain. The
inteIment will take place ~ day At noon at the
Union cemetery, at ST. ClRlrSville.
lion. A. G. RamlgC. Of Smith township, Is lying
very low. Ills son Milton, who Ia In Living.
stone, Mont. has heOn tClOgraphCd for. Mr..
RAMage'S disease ~ drOpsy Of the lungs, aud bC'
lng very old man he CANNOT last much longer.
IOnic Lodge No. 48S, +. aud A. 81, has elected
tho following officers: ". NJ. b. II. Darrah; q,
W, q, Dawson; J. W., r. N. Wells: Treasurer,
A. KlotE; Secretary, A.. Grouse; .. D., George
Piersoli ]. D., John CROKER; Tyler, N. Grafton
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian Church
gre haylnR Grand time az their bazaar and
made, Tho affair has been q novel aud lnl0
resting one, aud financially and socially has
been q success ltplosed last night
Rack prlnGe Lodge. K. OF r., has elected the
following officers; 7. H. C0oEer, 7. G., ueotgt
Carp, Z. O.; Frank Archer, V. c.; Harry Kelly
p; Ed Alum, N. A.; Charles sheets. K. X, s.;
o, T. Blackburn. NJ, e.; ". N. Ault, EepreSentl'
tive; Frank Williams, Alternate; n. WyrlCh
U. RuabaCA and Jos. Mansell, trustees.
Miss Minute Milllgan, daughter Of J. II. Mil
Willie MlllIgln, died asher home on Grave
Hill THURSDAY ulRhl Of consumption. She caught
cold only a few short months RgO, while In
robust health. She seemed ~ GVCNnmb 10 the
ave her was without avail, This win DO sad
news 10 the many relatives and irlendi
Of the deceased. Her funeral will take
place at ! O'Clock today; iutCrmCnt at Rose
| lIill