The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

MART1Nh FERRY ITEMA-yaEtin's Fer.
~ Is 70 have . National Bank, and thai
soon too.
viii Wood has charged the Office and
books Of l. Spence.
There was meeting Of the sulgcriberi
TO the capital stock Of the First National
Bank held a. the Office Of J. Kerr & Co
on last Saturday afternoon. blf. Jane.
II. bremen was called 10 the chair and ].
l.. Vantelt was elected Secretary. The
soliciting committee reported oil Of the
stock taken. The articles Of association
we're then signed, after which the stock.
hOlders proceeded 70 eleOl Board Of nine
Directors, which resulted In the election
Of the following gentl9hen: George K.
jenkins, Charles II. jenkins, VIM. Clark,
Ross J. Alexander, James Kerr, Reese
Berry, Henry Helling, Isaac Thomas, and
John q. McClarcy.
The above gentlemen are men Of con.
siderable banking experience, and some
Of them are thoroughly acquainted with
the intricate workings Of the same; and
being men Of ability, under their man.
ngement We predict . prosperous bust.
ness and shall expect 10 see them declare
large dividends. II Was determined 10
commence business at as early day a.
possible.
The jury in the case Of Newland a. Hes.
lop, the trial Of which occupied four days
at st. Clnirsville last week, on Saturday
evening returned verdict In favor II the
plaintiff for 81, 600. We undentand he
defendant talks Of appealing to the Dis.
tfict Court.
Our City Dads at called meeting last
week decided TO deprive tramps q The
use Of the police court room as a lodging
place.
Scarlet fever has made IL appearance
among the children.
Mf. II. W. Smith, cashier Of the Com.
mercial Bank, has been confined 10 bis
room by sickness for several days, but Il,
we are glad to learn, getting better.
The following cases were disposed OF By
Mayor Dean at the Saturday morning
session oithe police court: WIN. Ross and
Robert Gal6teath were charged with
using pfofaBe language, and were each
fined 81 and costs. Charles Fettefet,
charged with throwing stones, in default
Of 81 and costs, was committed TO The
lookup ..... --..,.rH
lA.M. shipmati, auctiOheer, on last Fri.
day sold The property on Third street be.
longing 10 the estate Of r. B. Gray for
s 400, Thomas Malone being the puf.
chaser.
The following sign may be seen In front
Of an uptown grocery: "Lard for Sale
Hare lts very evident that that grocer
hasn't been attending any Of our spelling
schools.
Mrs. 4. ". inglebrighl has been dan.
gefously III for d week past, but il now
thought to be In q iaif way for recovery,
We understand that on the frat Of
April some Wheeling parties will open
another liquor store here, where whisky
and such like will be sold at wholesale,
!. e., from half pint up 10 one gallon.
Dr., Werlich says that Sam Dean know.
Ing tiiat he would be beat At the spelling
school on last Friday night concluded 70
play of sick and let him THE Df.) be
sacrificed in his stead. That was pretty
we'll played Sam, but you can't fool the
DR.. again.
Spence, Bags 4 Co. are turning out a
great MANY stoves and are selling them
a. fat "a they can make them.
james I.aWless was on Saturday even.
ing sentenced by Judge Chambers 10 Eve
years imprisonment In the penitentiafy,
Maud Strain died yesterday Of scarlet
fever, after an illness Of only thirteen
hours. HARRY FORREsrRR.