The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-16
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Church ItemS-VariOus Notes.

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a Church ItemS-vArious Notes.
Mrs. Sallle Martin IL visiting at FoStorta.
: Nj. and Mrs. ]. Y. Patterson are in ChiciEo.
+; Z. org purchased ans Irish setter pup a
Nh, Dr.. ". B. shuttlsWorth Is whiting friend
the spring election will take place throC
weeks from to-day.
The ties for the electrical railway are being
laid on Bessemer street.
Asst Joseph Society will be organised in b.
Mays church this week.
Benz. Rxley returned to the Illinois: School oil
Pharmacy At Chicago yesterday.
Drilling at the we'll OF the Glens Run OIL aud
Gas Company will DO commenced this week.
The Golden Eagles attended the funeral Of
A. J. johnson at Bridgeport yesterday afternoon
Mr.. T. HAnea has secured pension under
the new law for Henry U. Lewis, OF the LAughlin
mill.
The stock Of groceries q Jacob Lots Is being
appraised. The hearing OF the Attachment cases
iS set for tomorrow.
Manager John BrauuIgAn and Carl Baker were
severely burned while setting pots 81 the BUCK
/ eye glass works on Saturday.
capt, A. Losh received on Saturday from
| AttIca, Ind q fne English pointer pup. IL 10
from The King kennels and Is beauty
Rev. ]. 8. winters pTeAcntu ~ e4Ceueut SeL'
mon In The II. z. church yesterday morning 70
the two lodges OF American Mechanics.
Hon. A. T. McRelvey has been appointed one
of the commissioners to the Commercial Con-
greSs, which meets at Kansas City shortly.
| A County Commissioner says that the damage
done TO the bridges and culVern BY the Hoods o.
| the past two years In Belmont county will reach
5000.
Rev, Mr.. Bradford, Of orsonIA, Pa, who came
here recently and was taken Sick recovered
sufficiently 10 preach in the Baptist church yes
tSrday.
Roy. Jacob Brlttingham, OF Wheeling, preached
In tho 81. PAuls Episcopal church Yesterday. In
the absence OF the rector, Rev. Charles O'Meta, |
at Cincinnati.
The case OF Lewis Rothermund vs.. the Termi |
nal Railway Company Il set for hearing At y
Granville to-day. and George Dsrsch vs.. the u,
L. 4 W. Railway Company tomorrow.
There was very enjoyable young folks party |
tnS. In honor Of their daughter, BeulAh.
The exocnIo Of running the Childrens Home
OF Belmont county last year. according TO the
report Just made was 81 1l6; go less than IN leS9
ne total expense was something over 5000.
Ono Barre granite monument has been
placed In the Mt. Calvary cemetery In memory
q Nicholas Bender, deceased. II stAuds between /
II and - feet In length and Is surrounded BY a
cross.
The kepuDHc1n prluhlts Will 10 uelu heAt /
Saturday, II the usual voting places, between i
5 and I O'Clock. Names Of candidates must be
leTt With oIicer William Bowman by Thursday
night.
All should 90 to Lafayette Rink tonight. ,Ad.
mission as usual. A gold watch will DO given |
away free. All will hAyeRu equal chance In the |
drawing Watch on e1hibi Ion at q. ". SwGTt1's |
Shoe store, THoS. G0wER, Manager.
No other town outside OF PitBburgh the size |
OF Martins Ferry took as many prizes a. the |
Pityburgh bench show As this town. The dogs |
All arrived home In good order on Saturday. |
Some OF the dogs will probably bs sent 70 The !
efeat bench shSw at Cleveland next month, a. |
which competition will be open TO the world |
and g, 800 III prizes will be paid.
Much more talking IL being done about the |
proposition Oi'the city council 70 supply Bridge.
port with water than concerning the vote on the |
tuestion OF Issuing $4,000 bonds for street grad:
ing aud cuEblng. Almost a. much interest =
taken In the former as in . Presidential elee
lion, aud the opinion is divided with the OPP |
position probably in the lead: Bridgeport has iS
nearly three years, but the two towns have
never arrived at an understanding. partially
owing 70 the antGgoniIm existing between
them.