The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-25

tertainment and bail Monday evening
last passed Oft satisfactorily in every re.
spect. The Wheeling Society, about
thirty in number arrived and were es.
corted, amid cheers, to the Hall by
Heatherington's band.
The Light Guards held their special
meeting Monday evening last and adopt.
ed uniform. Pants, dark blue with
cord along the seam; coats, dark blne
with neat facingS; felt hats, with plumes.
A committee was appointed to receive
bids.
Council met Last evening; ordinances to
reduce thenumber OF night w0tChmen: to
abolish the Office Of City Engineer and to
create Board OF Equalization were sub.
mitted, by the CITY Solicitor. James Tall
man Esq,
Government detectives have been stay.
ing about here for several days. Their
mission remains, for the present, a secret.
Prayer and temperance meetings will
be held at the various churches regularly
this week.
Capt. J. i. Wallace & Bros, with the
aid Of their lately purchased machinery,
and with only \ force OF about ten men,
are enabled to furnish twelve hundred
kegs per day to our nail factory. In
fact, this new improvement works be.
You'd their expectation, and highly salts
factory to the directors Of the rolling
mill.
Croquel Inducements are getting into
play these beautiful evenings.
Our Juveniles are happy. A circus is
looked Tor at this place about the middle
OF next month.
With the exception OF the annual tray.
cling circuses that visit our place no
other public benefit is derived from our
Square. Some OF our enterprising citi-
zens think county court house would
be ornamental as we'll rs beneficial to the
citizens OF the city and county. Don't
get excited.
A piano valued at 5000 was aucioned
off at Mr.. GLASS; music store last even.
ing for $50. Mr.. Glass does not intend
leaving our place, but will reopen with
4 new stock Of goods In different local.
ity within week or so.
Mr.. Cole, Of our place, and until recent.
ly employed as maChinist in the rail.
road shops here, has concluded TO reap
pear before the public in more useful
and beneficial occupation. Mr.. Q. is
known throughout Ohio and West Virgi.
MIA as the inventor OF several remedial
compounds. Corn salvCs, cough syrup5 and
invigorating bitters, comprise his inedi.
cine.CheSt. He will appear next week on
our streets, and the public can have an
opportunity OF judging the merits of Mr..
Cole and his articles.
Mr.. CApitOe, OF our city, employed BY
the b. so. Il. K. Company as Superin.
tendent OF bridges, has received notice to
Immediately commence to tear downfall
buildings which are erected on the L. K.
Company's property here, in order to
make place Tor some new improvement
Tor the r. Z. Company A terrible
slaughter OF bed bugs is anticipated.
A law suit is pending between Ii. Com.
missioner sharmefelt and the BelIaire
Light Guard. The former demands road
tax, which is claimed to be unconstitu.
tional.
Reports have it, that Mr.. C. Johnson
and Miss Mary Reisler were made one BY
that illustrions EIQ, at West Alexander,
Pa.
Four OF our saloon keepers concluded
no, to renew their U. 5. license from May
lat, next.
Book beer is on tap at some OF our re.
freshment saloons, Beware Of that books
horns.
MIR. Giesler, an old and experienced
gardner, is the successor to the late VIM.
Kryter, as lessee Of Mr.. VIM. G. Bar
nard'O tract Of land adjoining the rolling
mill, |. f. D.