The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29

PERsoNA1 PoNn.-John Freeland, who
was sentenced 10 the Penitentiary for life
from WetSel county, has selected the
making Of brooms as his trade al the
above Institution.
Jimmy Van Pelt and Mr.. Wells, Of
Martins Ferry, are going to move with
their families 10 Little Rock, Ark, to
engage In the stock business.
Mr.. james Nicoll, Of the regular army,
is visiting his relatives In this city.
The furniture firm Of A. Il. Moorehead
4 Go. will hereafter be known as link 4
Moorehead. The partners are the same
as before, viz; W. T. link and A. r,
Moorehead.
illegal Tender AL" Of Parkersburg,
arrived In the city last evening. He will
undoubtedly bull.doze some OF the cigar
dealers iuto few Of his choice brands.
MesSrS, Shallcross & Walter are break.
ing ground preparatory to the erection
Of wine vaults and hotel, on their place
two and one.half miles east Of the city,
on the National Road.
Mrs, Henry Seamon Is lying seFlonsly
i'll at her husbands residence, on Water
street, near the ST. james Hotel.
s. Q. Herbert, boatbuilder, Portsmouth,
Ohio, superiutended, In 1858, tie boat.
building department. Of the navy yard at
Gosport.
Messrs. L. G. Cracrait and ]. Kemple
will talk temperance at the Moundsgille
camp meeting on Thurlday.
We note the following among the late
arrivals at the 81. james Geo. N. Elem.
ing, Fairmont; ]. NJ. Goodwin, Sardis,
o.; s.g D. Bordei, Fairmont; G. Wilson,
Allie Wilson, Virginia Jamison, Booths.
vile, W. Va.
The following are among the late ar.
rivals at the StRmm: A. Zilcnziger, Par.
kersburg; W. II. G. Adney, Washington,
Pa; Joel Truesdell, West Alexander; L.
D. Potts, Captina; +. G. Williamson, Mat.
amorRs.
Rev. Otto Mehrwein, Of Zion Luth.
eran Church, will leave this morning to
attend the Pitts burGh Synod, which meets
in Butler, Butler county, to-day. The
Synod will be in session about week.
Rev. 8. L, Barnitz and wife have re.
turned from their bridal tour.
DR.. Bundschu, WHO recently cmigrated
to Pomeroy from the Eighth Ward Of
this city, Ia not satisfied with his new
home, and longs to be again amopg us.
he writes to friend in this city that he
will soon return.
AT the Mcclure last night were: ]. L.
Frank, Zanesville, O.; ]. II. Atkinson,
New Cumberland, W. Va; J. NJ. Good.
win, SardiS, o.; Robert Hoaie, Brooke
county; Simon Ashbrook, Washington,
Pa.
Col. Alex. Campbell, Of Bethany, cane
down to the city last night.
Henry Michael, the we'll known livery
man, is confined 10 his residence by i'll.
ness.
Weare glad 10 announce that Mr.. J acob
Landfried, who has been lately afflicted
with n sore nose, has recovered his usual
health.
Col. Jake Nunge was presented with IN
elegant sheet iron cross by the Pitts
burgh Turner'S, while IN that city.
Messrs Nunge, SIraub aud Leibold re-
turned from Pittsburgh last evening,
where they have been in attendance at
the Turner Convention, which was held
in that city on Monday and Tuesday Of
this week. They report everything as
having passed oil satisfactorily 10 ali the
delegates present. Wheeling, by a unan.
imous vote Of the Convention, was desig.
mated as the place where the next Dis
trict Turn Fest and Convention were 10
be held.