The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-10

PERSONAL MEHTIoN.-I. 7. Carpenter
yesterday filled his bond as Constable OF
Washingtondistr with the Clerk Of the
County Court.
Mr.. David Lynn, formerly connected
with the Island Foundry Of this city, who
for the past three or four years has been
residing in Colorado, Is in the city on q
brief visit 10 his friends.
The Matt. Morgan company are quar-.
tered at the Mcclure and St. James.
F. M. ChalfOnt, Esq, Of Weston, is at
the St. James.
Marshal Swords was called to Wheeling
to-day 70 attend the funeral Of his neice.
-S!tubenuile Gazette.
Miss Ella Bartholomew, q sparkling
belle Of Kirkwood, left last week for a
brief visit 10 her friends In Morristown,
Ohio. We wish Miss Ella \ pleasant
time.
Sheriff Finney and Deputy Sheriff
Olmstead; were in Bridgeport yesterday
summoning witnesses to appear before
the Belmont county grand jury, which
meets on the 18th inst. A large number
Of tickets Of invitation were left with
Officer James McConnaughy to serve.
The following members Of the Legis.
lature are at the Grant: John II. Riley,
Of Jackson county; NJ. s. Hall, Of Har.
risville; John 2. Jones, OF Portland;
VIM. Elliott, Of Reedsyille; ]. D. Rigg,
OF Morsantown; Robert Lowe, of Marion
county; John J. Chippey, Of Moore6eld.
We have been requested to say that Mr..
William Adams was nominated for the
office OF WharfmAster, in the Democratic
City Convention, without consultation,
and that he Is not and will not be can
dIdate fer the office.
Registered at the Central: Samuel
Fry, Grafton; J. Wise, Charleston; T.W.
Wright, Clarksburg; Fred. Simon, New
Martinsville; ]. G. Parker, Warrington;
Joseph Mead, Clarksburg; James John.
son, John A. Cole, Parkersburg.
At the Stamm; Noyes Rand, VIM. T.
Burdett, Charleston; K. Z. Homer, Par.
kersburg; L. L. Hoffman, Berkeley coun.
y; W. P. Cooper, Fairmont; James A.
Haggerty, Warrington; c. NJ. Babb, Key.
ser; John d. Gray, J. I. McCllskey, No
nongalia county; Capt. W. L. Bridges,
Moundsville; G. Durstine, West Bethany.
Among the late arrivals at the St.
James are Charles Z. Wells, Gloyer's
Gap; +. NJ. Chaliant, Weston; Geo. A.
Creel, Moundsville; E. S. Bland, John
kuran, Weston; James A. Haggerty, Man.
nington; B. II. Lurty, Harrison county,
Geo. w. Hays and wife, Gilmore county;
Justis Eakin, New Martinsyille; and the
following members OF Matt. Morgan's
Novelty Troupe: 7. De Witt, A. Stein,
Mr.. Crispeni, r. johnson, Q. KlarnG r.
Nestel, Mr.. Dyer, Mr.. SearieS, Fielding
sisters.
The following are the prominent ar
rivals at the Mcclure: W. 7. Glessrer,
Baltimore; W. T. James, Washington,
D.. G; W. NJ. Welsh, Keyser; J. L. Houif,
Jefferson county; VIM. L. Arnold, James
Watson, a. W. Woodford and wife, J. NJ.
Bennett, Miss Gertrude Bennett, Weston;
P. Hays, Gilmer county, Hon. c. j.
Faulkner, Berkeley county; John ].
Chiply, Hardy county; L. NJ. Turner, G..
D. Camden, John G. johnson, James
Dunkin, Clarksburg; II. c. Henderson,
Williamstown; W. II. Shirt, V. c.
Carlo, Writ county; Il. +. Dennis,
0. G. Liggete, Lewisburg; 0. j.
Smith, Baltimore; j. A. Robinson, Min
eral county; p. Pew, Parkersburg; W. II.
TAR and Family, Wellsburg; Henry W.
Matthews, Lewisburg; Kyle Bright,
Greenbrler county; W. Taylor, Balti-
more; q. w. Newton, Grafton; John H.
kunSt, Pruntytown; X. l.. Berkshire,
Morgantown; c. +. Scott, Richie county;
Andrew Edmundson, Weston; Lynn Rog.
ers, Bethany; James II. Ferguson, Cabeil
county; and thirteen members Of Matt
Morgan's Novelty Troupe.
Capt. Ed. Davis, in our advertising
columns this morning, announces him.
self as candidate for Street Commissions
er, subject to the decision OF the RepubIi.
can city convention.
ia. Kibbe, who eloped with a young
girl Of Grafton recently, was left alone in
Philadelphia. Missing the girl and hay.
ing left his wife, he went to Fort Wayne,
Ind, and is now clerking in faro bank.
His wife has gone to him at that place.