The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-30
JonN Blsnor, Secretary.

BRLLAIRE ITEMs.-A very heavy gorge
oi ice Is reported in the creek above
Scots cut. II is feared good deal Of
damage may ensue II the creek goes out
with rush.
BrOOms were in active demand yester-
day morning, and an immense amount Of
industry was displayed on the part Of
our citizens in having their pavements
cleared OF the beautiful SNOW" His
llonOr's 81 50 Ia great incentive to
carly exercise.
If the number Of trains crossing the
bridge lisa proper criterion Of the amount
OF business done by the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad Company, il must be immense.
There is scarcely any time Of the day but
what either passenger or freight train
can he seen crossing.
The sound Of sleigh bells il heard once
more in our streets and country sleds are
fast taking the place Of wagons as u means
ofsupplying the town with neighborhood
produce.
Rev. Spencer will conduct the services
In the Disciples Church tomorrow,
morning and evening.
To spell, or not 10 spell, il now agitat-
ing the minds Of our young people. OF
course this Is splendid practice and
should he INDUCED In ns much as posi-.
bic. II would doubtless benefit ali who
exercised Themselves in the fine art OF
knowing how 10 spell.
Dog PRISONERS are now on the qui riN
for dogs to dos Look out for them.
Several cases have come to our ears late.
ly Of dogs being poisoned.
IOm are mistaken, brotherleet. We
should like very much tOllave our city
the county seat Of the county, although we
want to fix up little, and can afford to
wait q spell; and then very person knows
we have but to ask and II will lie given.
We are in no particular hurry however.
We want q few little things first, such "a
the street railway, market house, &c.
Then we want the county seat nj this
place and will Of course get II.
Another institution In our city we
came near overlooking in our remarks OF
cash concerns. This institution Is, and
has been for many years based clearly and
firmly on cash system, and during that
period has CARED on u successful business,
II either cxacts the cash or III some inan.
her It's equivalent, and seldom fails In
gathering in the tolls. tits al the Mayors
office.
notwithstanding The inclenlency Of the
weather during the evenings Of this week
the prayer meetings held by the various
denominations III our city have been well
attended. The revival at The N. +. Church
has been in all respects especially inter.
esting and successful. Twenty-Five pen.
itents were at the altar on Thursday
night.
No arrests we're made yesterday.
People are, looking n little out for the
snow ordinance.
Policemen are not happy? Arrests
are few and far between.
a big party Of ladies' and gentlemen
were making preparations 10 have
skate the other night on Wnllaces Dam,
some three or four miles west Of this
place, but before the night came the
weather grew soft and they did not go.
TRANSFERS or REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing deeds, transferring real estate in
the county Of Ohio, were left for record at
the Office Of the Clerk of the County Court
during the week ending Yesterday:
Deed made Aug. 81, 1874, by D. Lamb
and Al. Clarke, Commissioners, to ThOs.
II Unn1 fnf lnIS 40 kT anJ IN ftaI,ir.,iIt.