The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-25


BEAUTIFUL weather for this season OF the
year.
THERE was an ear.nipping frostyesterday
morning.
MUSIcrrAL Court has taken recess un'
til next Wednesday.
TIE directors Of the Wheeling Library
Association meet tonight.
TIE Lindsey Literary Society content
plate public exhibition soon.
TIE street cleaners were at work on the
leading tlOrOughtarcs Saturday.
JACK FROST called to see Wheeling Sat
urday evening and stayed all night.
TnE Sheridan Rifles will give hop ut
the Armory next Thursday night.
WHEN you come to look for spot on
the sun you will find it Sol in your eyes.
Tmgnew military company ut Fairmont,
known as the Garrett Rifles, will be mus
tered in this week.
TIE congregation OF Zane Street NJ. Z.
Church are preparing for grand concert
OH Christmas night.
OxLY two marriage licenses were issued
in this county last week--onc OH Tuesday
and one on Thursday.
Az infant daughter OF Mr.. A. p. Roth
fell upon fire place, Friday last, and was
quite severely burned.
A CHARITY concert is to be given at the
Opera House OH the 18th prox., by the
Conference OF st. Vincent.
NINE deeds OF trust and five deeds in fee
were admitted to record last week by the
Clerk OF the County Court.
TIE festival given by the ladies Of the
German Reformed st. Stcphanus Church,
Mt Arbenz Hall, closed on Saturday even
ing. 1t was quite success.
Two pounds Of butter were stolen out OF
Mrs. Greer's basket at the Second Ward
market OH Saturday morning.
PLANS have been ordered for q new
freight depot to be erected by the 7. c. &
St. j. Railway nj Steubenyillc.
TIE Warle and.BarrymOre combination
left for Baltimore on special train, alter
the performance Saturday night.
a ROW is reported to have occurred at q
ball ut Westwood's Hall, in the Eighth
Ward, about midnight Saturday night.
Or Saturday morning q little son Of Mr..
Charles Koch, residing in the, Eighth
Ward, fell from chair and broke his right
arm.
JoHN NICHOLS, n workman ut Hobbs,
Brockunicr & Co.'s glass works, cut his
hand badly on Saturday, while at his
work.
A ROW between couple OF South Side
roughs, ut the corner OF 2jtll and Market
streets, attracted quite crowd Saturday
evening.
Tug Baltimore & Ohio Railroad is now
running special train from baltimore,
which makes better time than some oil the
passenger trains.
A WOMAN fell in q fit at the corner OF
Market and 95th streets, Saturdaymornlng.
She was properly cared for by persons re-
siding in the vicinity.
SOME OF the married folks Of the Eighth
Ward have gotten up ball for wednesday
night, ut kOch's Hall. None but married
persons will be invited.
TIE Improved Order OF the Free Sons
OF Israel have received M acknowledge
ment of the receipt OF $40 the proceeds OF
their recent ball for the benefit OF yellow
fever sufferers.
OS Saturday morning Dennis Gardner
drove the tongue OF his wagon against the
fountain ut the upper end OF the Fifth
Ward market; completely wrccking it.
A GREEN house at Moundsvillc, owned
by Mr.. George SigafoOsc, was destroyed by
fire early Saturday morning. The loss is
estimated ut $50. The origin OF the fire
is unknown.
Or Saturday Auctioneer Haller sold 90
feet Of ground on the west side OF McCol'
loch street, between 18th and 18th streets,
belonging TO Mr.. J. +. Clator, for $3.50
cash. Mr.. George Bowers was the pur-
chaser.
THESE bracing mornings there is enough
frost on the hillside plank walks TO make
the man think, rs he walks down the hill
on his shoulder blades, that the water
melon season has spread its rinds over the
ground again.
TIE greenhouse belonging to Jacob
IAsCh, situated about four miles up the
river road, north OF this city, was burned
on Friday night last. The loss will per-
haps not exceed $780,. The origin OF the
fire is not known.
AT the next regular meeting Of Council,
which will be held on the 9th prox., an
election will be held for Chief Marshal OF
the Fire Department and two assistants.
As there are about a dozen candidates, the
election is looked forward to with n good
deal OF interest.
SHERIFF TISGLE, having received per.
mission from the Mayor to shoot the
pigeons which roost on the roof OF the
Court House, commenced the work OF cx.
termination on Saturday. Mr.. Tinglc
proved himself very good shot, bringing
down four pigeons in three shots.
Or Friday evening last Mrs. DR.. J. G.
Campbell, while driving down the hill
leading from her residence, about five
miles from this city on the Bethany pike,
was thrown from her carriage and serious
" injured. The accident was caused by
the horses taking frightand running of.
TIE alley part OF the south half Of lot SO,
on the west side OF old Fourth street,
fronting 4G feet, and belonging to Richard
Nolan and wife, was sold ut public sale on
Saturday afternoon, at the Court House,
by Thomas O'Brien, trustee. Mrs. Rose
LYONS was the purchaser, paying for the
property, which is subject to n tax lien OF
$i5, the sum Of $3.50.
TUE black trotting stallion Garibaldi,
sen., owned by Mr.. +. r. Warner, of the
NcLuro House. and impOrtCd by him