The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-23

Work on: tho bridge Real Estate Sale
News Notes and Personals. N
W. 7. Duncan Is very sick IL. Il; n ~
aMy Aunt Bridget tonight ~ ii
Mrs. c. D. Keyser Is very sick, N \ III
Miss Bessie brady Is quite sick. IS
~. Howell brown Is at Marietta on business.
David Payne, of Bellalre,5 Is visiting friends
here. Il ,kIi "A
fgMn.NIJ! Randall returned from Magnolia last
Y r. 9; swa.h, who has been dangerously III, Is
s; There 4 talk q paving with aro
x Prosecuting Attorney J. W. Iolllnssworttw was
In the city yesterday. 3 \ lI,ss
Julius Jacobs was at New Cumbetl and, IN. Va,
10 see Il sick friend yesterday. Is y, Al mi,
MissMa Smith. who has been visiting friends
NJ BellAire, returned yetefday.p ,JsSg4si if
Samuel Strain has sold bis residence on South
broadway. 10 George Fisher OF the Aetna MILL =
-Four store rooms are building on Broadway,
and II is said others will DO put up IN the spring
y Mrs. Sullivan and daughter Ida aud son Clark
lett Yesterday for Jamestown, tn., their future
home.t'A N tb!ssg'i5i52
4 The ulo OF seats for ,,My Aunt Bridget, 10.
nni night 6y lar ne largest In tho history Of the
Mrs. Ezra Mcconnell, Of Flushing, who has
been Waiting Nj. aud Ms. Campbell on Fourth
street, returned home yesterdayasJ1l9st go ~
Mt. John Ryner, OF La Platte, No., was here
yesterday aud M0nday Tor tho first time I'm
twenty-five years. lilo formerly lived here. :
Mrs: Alex. Frazier. Mrs. Robert Frazier and
Miss Rliza FRAZIER, rcsldlng back oftwheellng,
are The guests oil tho family, OF Js B. Montgomery.
The work Of laying the extension to tho water
N d 4 Hn ~ Inn rRtp uI
The Grst will DO laid in Pearl street, III the "Gar.
At"My Aunt Bridget, Is the beat musical comedy
on the road aud deserves packed hous. Ii
Viii DO INC pest attraction Of tho season. Opera
Yesterday The, Terminal Railway com pnny
commenced tcarlng down The brick residence
corner Second y Madison streets, Z which they
bought from James Kelsey last spring, to make
room for tho structural work on Madison street.
The Iron work will be commenced In u few days
> Some Of the Taxpayers on North Fifth street
contemplate getting out an Injunction festraid.
the opening oil. a street from North Fourth 10
North Filth street, through tho land OF Joel
WOOD. Claiming that the assessments are unjust
The CITY Couhcll ordered the street opened
some time ago and some Of the property owners
on fourth and Filth streets have already paid
thelr assessments. Vi I'd x y, Il
| Dr.. Bernard Blgsby, Of London, England, was
q guest OF Superintendent L. Z. sparks yesterday
lie Is traveller OF some note, and Is the author
Of several books He spoke to. the High School
scholars few minutes, Z He will return Friday
and lecture on Rugby and DR.. Arnold In the
High school room at 8 o'clock!!tAn admission
Zee Will DO charged, aud the proceeds will 70 TO-
ward purchasing apparatus for the chemistry do
parstmsnt;y Tickets Will be, sold by the High
School pupils. ~ " = z;
Last Tuesday Rufus Brown fourteen year
old son Of J. Howell Brown, had both his arms
broken while playing catcher with several Other
boys on the trestle work Of the Martins Ferry
Terminal Railway! He slipped and fell from
the trcstle 10 the ground falling head tirst. lie
tried 70 check the fall by alighting on bis hands
breaking both sforcarms. The fall was fully
twenty feet mud 1t Is q wonder that he was not
worse hurt. Young Brown lay on the ground
LOT lew minutes and then walked 10 Or. J. II.
BlackIord's Office, five blocks away, where his
iactures were reduced The unfortunate lad Inns
more nerve than many men. Walking up
Fourth street, limplng aud with both hands
hanging down, he was met by several persons
who asked him what was the trouble andhe re.
piled that he only had his aims broken and
was looking for doctor :. y N &.