The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-22
RELLAIRE.
Ausorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City,

AllSOrts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City,
A fellow named Murphy was angered
at the colored camp meeting Sunday by
two colored chaps dlsputlng his right
to enjoy the privileges OF the grounds,
the colored men having mistaken him
for one who stole in, and he would have
used his gun on them but for the pres
ence Of friends. Murphy /, is q young
farmer and not inclined to be quarrel
some. but he was badly exercised over
the rudeness OF the misophisticated
colored men who tried to hustle him off
the ground. The timely presence OF
friends Is all that prevented serious
trouble.
There was the biggest crowd at Moons
grove, about mile East OF Burr's
Mills, ever seen in that neighborhood
last Sunday, and the colored camp
meeting folks realized more than
enough money to pay the total ex-
pense Of the meeting. At the Epworth
assembly on fine Burr's Mills camp
ground Sunday attendance was discour-
sged and the crowd turned to the COL
orod camp. Most Of Nthe crowd from
town had to remain there till midnight
before they could get train home.
Jim Smith cut Elias Beall terribly
across the back OF the neck and head at
Barton's station last Saturday evening
and was arrested and placed In jail at
St. CIairsville on Sunday. The Bealls
are an ugly set when they got to quar-
reling in o crowd and when Smith was
arrested he wanted to know II he was
to be locked up because he had not
killed his man.
Some of the coal merchants along the
line OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
are issuing due bills, with which they
are paying bills, to BIO paid when the
Baltimore & Ohio company pays them
for the coal they have delivered. There
are several thousand dollars OF these
now outstanding.
Several buggies and carriages have
been uroken down on the road between
here and Bridgeport since the street
railway was put down. The track is
several inches higher than the road in
most places and the wheels Of light
rigs frequently give way in trying to
crost II.
Miss Nellie Battelle will be married
tomorrow at noon, at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. John L. Schilling, on
Gravel Hill, to Mr.. Clark, Of Charles
ton, W. Va.
The farm OF the late H. E. Wells, at
Pleasant Grove, containing ninety.tour
acres, was sold to Johnston for 200
bv the administrator.
It is now stated that John r. Gorby
has just refused $4,000 for his stallion
Romancer that N. S. Hopkins is hand.
ling this season.
The wage committee and the Bellaire
nail works people had another confer
ence yesterday, but it did not result in
a settlement.
Mayor MCGOWAN has been ailing for
q couple OF weeks. and was compelled
to leave his Office and 90 home yester-
day.
Frank ]. Koemer left yesterday for a
trip through the Virginias in the inter.
est Of the Bellaire stove foundry.
The Baltimore & Ohio pay car will re-
lleve the depression among its employees
tomorrow morning.
Addison Thompson and family are
guests of Postmaster Darrah here. They
are brothers-in.law.
&C. Cochran, of Martins Ferry, was
in town yesterday looking after the
street paving here.
Mr.. r. @. Faris and wife left yester-
day to SEQ the Worlds Fair, as did also
A. ]. Rietz
Mrs. L. NJ. Fawcett will sell her resi-
dence here and move to Chicago.
THE Chinese pay their doctor only so
long as he keeps them in health. They
believe In preventing rather than cur
ing disease. This ia sound sense, and
ono OF the strongest recommendations
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