The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20
NiAItTIN,s ISntliiY.
haps aud nilShnps In tho Thrlyln, City
Across tho River.

Across tho River.
Furniture and household goodsin tho
residence oil John Lehman, on First
street, wore damaged by fro Yesterday
to tho amount OF about 500. The
building was slightly damaged and was
insured in Tipton's agency, The house.
hold effects were uninsured. The fro
department made good time.
Truant Officer b. II. Tarr received n
pension check and yesterday sent his
son to the bank to get 1t cashcd. Tho
check, which was for $50, was cashod
and tho boy lost the money while on
his way to his home in tho First ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. i. Lano entertained
a party OF Wheeling and Martins Ferry
friends last evening very pleasantly at
their homo OH First street. MIR. Pattor.
son, OF Cleveland, who was present,
rendered excellent music on tho violin.
Tho Central school building, which
should hayo boon replaced years ago
by Il decent structure. il being in
Gpectcd by ~. K. Matthews and j. IT,,
Ellis, asaistant inspectors OF workshops,
factories and public buildings,
Yesterday the CoIorain relief society
contributed eighteen pounds OF corn
beef, one sack Of corr meal, shoes,
shirts dresses, coats, stockings, aprons,
hoods, waists, etc. Mr.. Sheets gave two
dollars.
c. T. HambriCht, editor OF the Daily
Ners, Cumberland, Md, and J. NJ.
Blockar, auditor of Knox county, are
visiting Nj. and Mrs. j. y. Frazier, on
Walnut street.
Tho membership OF tho Methodist
Episcopal, and Baptist churches have
each been increased one hundred, and
tho presbytorian's thirty
Thomas Lewis, who was adjudged in.
zane and sent to the asylum at Column
bus last winter, is dangerously i'll, SO
Il telegram snys.
Mr.. David Goodhuo will engage in the
furnishing business with his brother,
Mr.. William Goodhuc, ut Washington
G. H., April |.
Rev. John ROBBERS leaves to-day for
Madison, Via. and Mrs. Roberts for
Cincinnati. They will be absent only
u short time.
Seats will be put on sale to-day, ut
1880, for tho Bernard Listmann Con-
cert Company u. NJ. g. a. next Satur-
day night.
Joseph Wickham and his son-in-law,
Frank Wallace, have rented n farm near
Elm Grove, and will move on it in
March.
a number Of Martins Ferry people
will attend the select dance OF tho Ami
carium clubat Portland tomorrow even.
ing.
An attempt was made to steal a valua.
bic St. Bcrnord pup, belonging to
Thomas Williams, Sunday night.
Sixteen persons united with the NJ.
Z. church Yorksville during the meet
ing which closed Sunday night.
Charles Potts was yesterday granted
a divorce from his wife, Minnie Potts,
She is at East Liverpool.
Yesterday work was commenced on
the foundation Tor the new addition to
the Belmont brewery.
Hugh Morrison, who has been sicl,
the past year, was seen on tho streets
yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. Edward Reich, of Zancs-
vile. arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Heinrich.
Ten fine chickens were stolen from
James Jamison on Saturday night.
John NefT, Of Warrock's station, is in
town visiting friends.
II. C. Wright, OF Moundsvillc, was in
town yesterday.
James Moore has taken a position a,
Beaver Falls.
Everett Morris is home from Scio.