The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-15


Of the Presbyterian Church, who few
days since returned from Europe, deliv-
cred very highly interesting lecture to
congregation Wednesday evening last,
upon his recent tour 10 Scotland, whence
he went to attend the Presbyterian Coun.
Gil.
Mr.. Fcely, an old gentleman aged G5,
and Miss Workman, young and beau.
tiiul lady ofsweet %, both of this county,
were married in this city Thuraday morn.
ing, by Rev. Mr.. CASTOR.
Mr.. VIM. G. Barnard, one Of our
wealthiesL citizens, left here Wednesday
evening last on n business tour to the
southern part OF Illinois. Mr.. Barnard
is sole owner Of the Chester & Tamaroa
railroad; also Of several large coal mines
in that section Of the State.
The Street Railway Company are it.
ting up shelter house ut Benson's Ferry,
for the accommodation OF tho travelling
public passing 10 and from Bellaire over
the ferry.
Our Republican friends are preparing
for "Grand Rally" on Tuesday evening
to receive the Hon. Mr.. West, the next
Governor Of Ohio.
We are automatically informed that
over iorty-iive citizens OF this place have
already declared their intention Of Join
ing the society, at present in progress, 10
form a colony and locate in the State OF
Kansas.
DR.. I. W. Rogers, an ex.EpiscopaIian
Minister, of Memphis, Tenn, lectures
here In St. Johns Church Catholic)
Tuesday next, Subject, GLOW l became
n Catholic"
Mr.. |. G. Jennings, who is employed
by the Board Of Education to take cen.
sus Of all school children in the corpora
ton, commenced his laborious task yes.
terday. Est..a.a Hl'l@fa1
Our friend Fred. HeCker, the tobacco.
mist, who had a severe attack of sickness
a few days since, is again able to attend
to business. r 4gu ~ Hbs1.
Protracted meetings at the Presbyte-
rian Church this week.
A meeting Tor the permanent orcaniza.
ton Of a colony for Kansas will be held
ut the City Hall on Monday evening next,
On Thursday evening last Dr.. A. Graf.
ton was returning to his home from the
Centennial Hotel, whittier he had gone
to listen to Mr.. Bishop, the Democratic
nominee for Governor, when he accidcn.
tally stumbled, falling to the ground, and
thereby losing his gold watch, which as
yet has not been recovered. O.
City Marshal Drugan arrested Patrick
CurrNn on Thursday evening last for
being drunk and diSorderly on the pub.
lie street-Soundly abusing the Republi.
can party for their ideas and acts. After
interviewing Mayor Strahl, Pat. donated
So to the city treasury and went home
full OF glee.
Capt, John Fink, Of this city, has nine
beautiful rooms "For Rent in new
house, situated in the most pleasant part
OF the city. The house Is supplied with
all modern conveniences, for very mod.
crate rates. Apply OF once.
Mr., Shupe, the owner Of the Continen.
tai Hotel, invited Mr.. Wilmot, the pres.
ent proprietor, TO appear before Squire
Kelsey, at West Wheeling yesterday, to |
answer why he has forCi6ly held posses.
sion Of the hotel premises. Squire Kel-
sey decided in favor Of Mr.. shupe, and |
will issue an order Of Cjectment against
Mr.. Wilmot at once. s
The Parker Bros, Of Wheeling, visit
our city daily, supplying the market with |
melons, peaches. and choice garden pro.
duce. Parker Bros. command an exten. |
sive patronage among our people by their
steady, honest and fair dealing.
Mr.. Thomas Rosser, OF this CITY. ex.
hibited through town yesterday an i'm.
proved fire CRATE, for which he has
already obtained patent.
The Hon. Il. NJ. Bishop, the Democrat.
ic nominee for Governor, paid our CITY
a visit Thursday evening. He was cor.
daily received by the citizens. r, J,l
Alexander, Of Bridgeport, candidate for
State Legislature, was also present TO
meet his great chieftain. $50
Mrs. ]. E. Dobler returned yesterday
morning from a visit to relatives and
friends at Marietta, o. @ gn'-
The National House OF this city, prop.
erty Of the B. so. R. R. Co., after this
week will be conducted by Mr., Hunter
formerly an extensive stock
dealer.
The street car company Of this city
have applied the whip to all dead head.
ing. Even the Superintendent has to pay
his fare. J.E. D.
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