The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-14

vID CHAMBERS, NATHANIEL goldman,
GABRIEL JACOBS, Isaac KELLY, RoBr.
HuMPHRIES and john Brown, were ap-
pointed committee to DRAFT resolutions"
The reason why the proceedings Of these
meetings did not appear in the Repository
al an earlier day than the 9Th Of October
Is thus explained:
"1n the last number Of the RepoJitory,
printed on the 9th Of August, we stated
that we had been under the necessity Of
printing II for few weeks on writing "a.
per; that applications had been made at
Redstone and at Chambersburg for print.
Ing paper; that o small quantity was on
tho way from Chambersburg and more
was expected; and that under these cir
cumstances 1t was thought best TO suspend
the publication Of the paper for q short
period, until supply Of printing paper
would enable US TO Issue 1t in It's proper
FORM"
Here Is local item from the paper. It
will be noticed that no names are men.
toned in 1t. Tho modern reporter would
have glorisd in giving full details, but not
so the Repository:
"HuSBANDs LOVE YOUR WIvEs.'-On
The evening OF Thursday, the Gath OF
September, man who was strongly sus-
pected to DO grossly inattentive to this
Apostolic injunction was seized by q
number Of youngsters In this place, tarred
and feathered, mounted on q rail, and
carried up and down the street Tor about
two hours. The gentleman, as his car.
riers and followers very complaisAntly
styled him, was occasionally saluted with
keen reproaches; which, together with
cries Of here goes the man that beats his
wife, rendered the procession very
noisy one. The crowd Of spectators was
great and the proceeding, outrageous as
II was, met with very general approba-
ton"
Here Is an advertisement that we find
in the issue for the 9Th Of October, 1907:
"Carler & freeman have for sale about
100 weight of Beaver and q quantity Of
Fox and Racoon. Likewise Mississippi
cotton. Clean hax.linen rags taken in
exchange for goods"
In theTsame issue Of the Repository we
find proposals by ]. CAMPBELL, Nor.
gantown, Va, for printing by subscrip-
ton the history OF America by WM.
ROBERTSON, D. D."
In the number for the 10Th OF October,
we find the following notice from G. PAN.
MEL, Collector:
"NoTICE.-Those citizens Of the Dor
ough Of Wheeling who have not paid Their
borough taxes are requested to be pre-
pared TO pay them on Saturday, the Gath
inst, as further indulgence cannot be
given" ~
In the issue for the Goth oil October, we
find the following paragraph:
"Mr. Fulton, an American citizen, now
at New York, has invented a steamboat
calculated TO ascend our rivers. he has
succeeded 30 well in his plan, that he
runs packet impelled by steam, up as
well as down the Hudson river, between
New York and Albany. The vessel Is
said TO have Ielt New York with ninety
passengers, and made way at the rate Of
six miles an hour against strong head
wind"
Marriage notices arc very scarce In the
Repository. Here is one that will interest
our Moundsville readers:
"Married-On Monday evening, the
9th inst, at EIizsbethtown (lats Of Grave
Creek, by the Rev. DR.. Thomas Steel
Carender, Mr.. Samuel Tomlinson to Miss
Lovicec Purdy, eldest daughter Of Capt.
Jonathan Purdy"