The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-18

bKIIARk-Co1ocilE net lASt evening,
President Morgan in the chAi-. Present
.-Aessrs- CrisEel, Morgan, Leisure and
Ro3ewis. Minutes Of previoas meeting
rad and approved, With CORRECTION.
NJ. CcisTe.l reported the need ot low.
efirE Tie pavement On Main street
Report Q: Committee o. Claims re-
oeiyed and red. Ordnance 10 pay said
claims rad frst tine. Total q claims
presented, t6lS 81.
Committee al Coc!s-t1ce with Bar.
rArt AID NGl Works granted further
tine.
COMMITTEE o. Gas And WAts. reported
A GEcEtntr; With NJ. Fiticn 10 furnish
al b1rren needed 10: STREET lamps 81 lsie
each FIt.oa rtS2esit6 10 furnish sample
Of burner. Question d lighting wharf
re!tcTed 70 Committee o. GSs and Water.
NJ. WGrd VAS granted leave 10 present
10 Co1peil s pan d numbering the
houses o: the city. The question O! nun.
hSriog The houses Was re!eTred 10 special
committee, consisting q Leisure, CHS.
well So5 Ro3eEig. AN ordinance 10
suppress innorA! and impNopeI practices
wN put rpoa is frs. reading. Divers
bills were received, and referred 10 the
Committee q Accounts.
TIE MGyos reported ihSt parties telin.
q1eni in paving hSd promised to pave 81
once AL persons already strvSd with
leSA notices 10 pave were notified that Il
pavement v&s rot lIid within ten days
The city would pSve 81 the expense Of
property ho,terS Resolution On paving
TH o9tsre3 TO be Published. A general
discussion OF riprAP2!rE the wharf then
took place, sni CJ1nci! went into Com.
nitiee 0: The Wao!s 70 consider BIDS On
removal Q! garbage
WXntei-Sons bali dtzsa Young boys,
between the Gees & seven sad fifteen, 10
stand oc the corner q Belmont and Third
streets, second &ai wG:ss streets, Sn3 Va.
5o2s oiheI eoasp!oaoas points around
toEc. They nus; be well vsrSeG IN all the
slang phrases ct the lsi<t style, must
smoke s;aS!eS that wo2l3 drSw tie bao;S
Ct S oo2nca n&c, Ssd Be abe to sweS; BY
Al, po;e sve&Hag bsinS cat q date,
mus BE O. hGr 3siSt The store posts from
5 Ge.ock eSeh morning until, sly, 10
5eluck ST night.
TIE raging Cozocl net il solemn con.
ciGve lSsi night 10 consider ustiers o.
p:h and moment More moment,
however, thar "p!ih."
TIE locg s1d inp4ueuiy locked ioi
rain, came 81 lAst yesie:Gsy. IL fell
steadily s!l day, -itEVut almost 3 mo-
MEETS accession. Thi: Of course Is cheer.
tul 70. river men snd farmers, but for that
portion Of our citizens rot engaged in
such occupations IS thst o! boating OF
farming, ii wa: very uncomfortable dsy.
As s nGiurA! consequence oil little rain,
the bitches sround Town ste filed up with
water and rubbish OF al sorts, excepting
those places where the owners believed 5
stitch in time saves nine,' And had their
di!ches fixed up, and nov those persons
can look upon theiI work with ss:iEfac.
ton and pleasure be!o:e unknown.
The Market Boy, site! having been laid
up toE some time for repairs, WAS com.
pleted several days ago, bat OF account
OF low water wss unable 10 run. She
however inside trip yesterday 10 Wheel.
ing.
On next Thurs3sy Prot We5e. and
class, numbering about thirty six. are
going 10 Noundsvi!le TO repeat the enter
tainment given here not long since.
They are ssrguire OF SUCCESS and are
mSking preparations 70 that end. Several
Of our prominent citizsns will accompany
the school to ihst place.
mot s light was seen, not 5 gas jet
burning" As to our supper last night We
hurried, not note We spoke, but We gent,
y Ewore as into ditch We aurried; and
when we came forth from that slough Of
despond, we said not word but though,
mighty deep, and slowly moved OF. We
hsd no! been drinking srd il set u &c
thinking S. 10 the cluEe, which low i:
plain. The night Vas dark with sbun.
dance o! rain, snd, OF course, the nan tbs,
lighted the gas couldn't get around be-
cause be WAS lame"
Gettingitheir fortunes told is about the
latest thing among our young people
The fcrtune.tellel is Al old German
woman living in South Bells!re. She has
been there Tor some time, making consid-
cradle money out Of her trade. All the
foolish young people go TO her, and fol
half dollar she, By tee aid Of cards, tells
them al she knows, and more too.
To-day il psy dsy on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. Look out for Leet, Of the
RIglslsT, and see how sympathetic he gets
up 8 local en- these occasions. II would
move sphinx 10 tears.
Atttntion-The largest and cheapest
Dry goods store in the city is thst Of J.
Gorby, on the corner Of Second and Bel.
mont streets. BE hiss just received large
and handsome stock OF dry goods, which
Tor style and low prices cannot be ex-
cel!ed. This is the Oldest established firm
in the city, snd any one purchasing 81 this
place will be surprised az the e1trs in
ducements offered 10 customers 10 the way
OIL loT prices.