The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-20

acknowledgement
noNDGY MORNING. oCrOaER 81.
Vocal Lessons.
NTRs. ANNIE NJ! SffBIB. TEACHER OF
NJ E Sss6n i5sH =, 1nad9 az Der Rooms at
dTIITRE HOUSE. or at tue MUSIC STORE,
No. isS Main street wheeling: seplI-LI
For report of Saturdays proceedings
ofthe State sundsy So col Convention
see second page.
DEADLY n telegram received from
st. Clairsville. we learn that Judge
Kennou departed this life in that viz
lage, on Saturday morning, at o'clock.
\ NEW curbing aud pavement have
been put down from Union street TO
Market alley on the West side OF Second
Ward Market House.
WE regret TO hear that Mr.. William
ExIey, an old and highly respected cit
zen of our city. has been confined 10 his
residence for several days by severe ILL.,
mess.
WE noticed Judge Berkshire, Of
Morgauiown, among guests at the Nc
Lure House yesterday. The Judge is
looking hale and hearty, after several
weeks sojourn at Freeiand's, in the
vicinity OF Cranberry Summit
rvo.vb,a baar rs.umed on the build
ing OF ". W. Shriver, ESD, on Market
street, which will now be pushed to
completion. When finished, it will be
one OF the handsomest establishments
on the square.
THE second track of the Citizens Pas
ysnger Railway was completed over
the Suspension Bridge, Oh Saturday.
Tue cars will now run regularly be-
tween the Postoffice and Bridgeport,
making close connections with the
trains ON the Cleveland a Pittsburgh
Railroad,
THE typos of the INrELLIGENCER Of
fee present their compliments to Mr..
Augustus Rolf, on Market street, for
his kind remembrance OF them on Sat
urday last. They all pronounce the
article A No. l, and vote Rolf II good
fellow, and one who knows how 10 keep
Ii saloon.
RE-BUILDIEG.-The Messrs. Swartz
OF Martinsville, whose large Agricul-
iural Works were burned last year, are
rebuilding, and will be ready 10 intro
duce their superior threshing machines
into the market next year. The build
ing they are now erecting is n superior
one. admirably adapted 10 the purpose
for which it is intended.
CoNrsurrED-william Fulmer was up
before Judge Johnston on Saturday
last for assaulting and batterinG his
sister Margaret, ami threatening to
kill her. William failed to find bail In
the sum of five hundred dollars, and
was, therefore, committed TO Jail by
Judge ]. to be tried ut the next term of
circuit court.
THE Furnace at the upper end of
Martinsville has been standing idle for
several months, during which time it
has been thoroughly Overhauled, and
put in complete order. New lining and
new boilers have been pot in, and
preparations made for commencing ac-
tive operations at once. Fire has been
kindled in the stack preparatory to
putting on the blast, which will be done
IN the course of week or ten days.
THE Second Ward market house was
the scene of disgraceful fight on Sat
urday morning. The difficulty result
ed from a misunderstanding between
John Ball and a countrymau in relu-
ton TO ticket. and the parties took
this method TO settle 1t. AT one tune
il promised to beu Gree hght," but the
Police Court and twenty dollars aud
costs. were sufficient To keep down the
turbulent passions.
POLICE CoURT.-There was but one
case before Judge Good, on Saturday
morning. Mollie Mclaughlin had
been behaving badly, and the fact be-
ing established to the satisfaction OF
the Judge, he imposed a fine of five
dollars and costs. Not having that
amount of currency, sne was sent to
Jail for thirty days-sure of her board
at the expense OF the public for another
month.
THE municipal authorities of Mar
-tiusville have just finished a superior
Town Hall, in which is held the May
or's Court. Connected with the latter
Institution is lookup, being nothing
more nor less than an iron Dor, with four
apartments. The arrangements for
preserving the peace of the town are
complete, as w. II. Orr, the efficient
police officer, is aW fat in his line, and
Esq. Crooks will see that Justice is
melted out to offenders.
TWO handsome brick residences are