The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-18
MARTINS FERRY.
Damage Suit pecldsd--Another One On
barney MeEutee,s Fence War.
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Damage Suit DecIded--Another One On.
Barney McEntee's Fence War.
Nm. 9. F. LOseuF LEI. yesterday for lincoln
Neb.
Dr. J.w. Darrah left yesterday for Iowa on a
three weeks trip.
Plate MIL No. 6, at the Standard, Is of on &C
count Of repairs 70 the furnace.
The st. Patrick's bail given Rt lafayette Rink
last night was largely attended.
CrocuAes arc in bloom In the grounds Of Mt.
J. B. Montgomery, on Broadway.
A child OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Joshua Watson, reSld.
ing on Walnut street, died yesterday.
Rev. Father McAIiniman, Of Benwood, visited
Rev. Father 8. 8. Mattingly yesterday.
Mis- Kate Porter IL dangerously III with ty-
phoId fever Of her homo on Filth street.
Superintendent ]. Z. Mannlx, OF the city
schools, Is threatened With typhoid lever.
Mr.. Henry stengle goes to Wellsburg to-day,
where be has purchased an interest In . foundry.
Mr.. Thomas Moore Is prominently spoken 81
N Republican candidate Tor the Water Board.
The attachment cases OF the twelve Wholesale
houses vs., Jacob Lott, set for trial yesterday,
were postponed for one week.
Last evening William Paxton, a naileS at the
LAughlin mill, had the t0reanger Of his right
hand caught IN the tlghtner aud badly mashed.
In the suit OF Lewis RoLhermund vs.. The
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway Com
pany, for Sl.00G damages, the Jury returned
verdict Ior SO.
very poor, lell over stone wall 90 South Sec
ond street, 1t webbet's livery stable, hurting
himself severely.
Mrs. G. P. ZIP and son Fred returned yester:.
day from Oakland, CAL, whore they attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Ups husband, who was
killed there recently.
The CaEGdoc Quartette has been organized
Nha0 InkInR NJ GR0FNN William fnnOFs William
Lynch, soprano: Charles Thomas, baritone, AID
William Davis, bASso.
Mr.. A. B. Gilmore, the c., L. & w. ticket
agent, has Just come into possession OF a Gre
mona violin 1870 years old. II cane from Ger,
father Of Mrs. Fred EberlinE, who sold It TO Mr..
Gilmore.
The funeral OF Mrs. George Beall, who died al
her home on Centre street on Monday. at the ngG
OF geventy'tWo years, took place Yesterday. Tie
| remains were laid to rest In the Rose Hill cemO
terry at Bellaire. Rev. L. X. BtoWnlee, pastor o.
the U. =. church, OBLIGATED.
The Jury In the case Of George poEsch VI, The
| c., L. 4 W. Hallway Company, for damages
came down last evening and examined TIT
property with reference 70 the suit. The wit
ne8SeS for tho railroad company also went oyel
the ground at On earlier hour.
Messrs. A. W. Kew, Louis Z. Smith and George
RalStOn have purchased q thoroughbred IT. Ber
nAId dog from Mansfield, Ohio, the finest In thil
neighborhood, as foundation for tho proposed
Belmont kennels. They will mako specially o.
1t. Bernards and Scotch terriers.
The HibernianS, with Keohnllne's band, went
70 DellaiIe yesterday on special train on the
c., L. & ". road. They were accompanied by
large number OF friends. The Hl6erniRns at
tracled considerable attention as they marched
down Hanover street, headed by the band aud
carrying the American dag,
Barney McEnteO is strictly In II. Yesterday
| four ClfpenkCfE In the employ OF the Cleveland
d Pittsburgh Railroad Company arrived and 70
placed the fence around Barney's saloon, which
he recently tore down. Barney protested, but
wy tiSso .,p auT mae LIZ Ia
O'clock Barney had made larger hole In The
south fence than ever, Tho officials Of Wells.
vilIe were NOTIFIED aad IS Is undentood that they
will make y VAtia for barney. The fence. wRi
which meant that the fence was put there 70
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