The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04

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tine, formerly for so many years con-
duCtor on the Cumberland Accommodation
train on the D. & o. Railroad, who re-
signed recently. has accepted u similar po-
sition on the Long Island, n. Y, Railroad,
where he will no doubt be as successful In
making himself popular with the travelling
public as he was on the b. 90. There are
a great many people who would like to see
the Captain back on the old line.
Mr.. AL. Lankau, the skillful artist In
fresco, whose recent work in the Opera
House proved him to be leading member
of his profession, left last night for his
home in Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles A. Kryter and number Of
other gentlemen, lovers OF hunting and
fishing, left on trip TO Fish Creek yester-
day.
Tho Burlington Hdwkeye INDUCES in n
little pleasantly at Prof. Dwight, our
champion shootist's expense, and says he
acquired his title on that account. We
Gun ASSURE the Hd,rkeye that Mr.. Dwight
is genuine professor and became so be.
cause OF his accomplishments in chemistry
and other sciences .. h
Mr.. Will Hedrick, OF fhe Secretary Of
States Office, left last eveningon the Katie
Hooper for Charleston, where no will
assume his duties as Secretary OF the Cap
tal Location Committee.
G. W. Atkinson, ESD, Special Agent Of
the Internal Revenue Department, left
Wheeling for Washington, DC, yesterday,
whence he will proceed to Lynchburg, Va,
the headquarters OF his department
Mr.. VIM. Mylcs, member from the Fifth
Ward in the Second Branch OF the City
Council, and also County Commissioner,
is talked. Of us a candidate for City Ser
geant ut the next election for municipal
officers.
Mr.. NJ. Lotus, Superintendent of the
Street Railway, Is visiting Chicago.
Mr.. Charles Appenzeller, ofthe Seventh
Ward, who has been indulging in Euro
pean tour, has reached home.
The citizens Of Wheeling will soon be
deprived Of the society OF Rev. A. II.
Kelley and his estimable family. At the
expiration OF the present conference year
they will remove to their country resi-.
dence near York, Pa, where 1t is hoped
Mr.. Rciley's shattered health may be
greatly benefited. o..
Mr., p. L. Kimberly, the well known
coal merchant, Is having new brick resi-
dence erected in Manchester. He expects
to occupy the house when completed.
Miss Dora Kohn, Of Akron, Ohio, is
visiting Miss Mary Blumenthal, of our
city.
Mr.. VIM. Heuser and wife and Misses.
Tillie and Amelia Walter, sisters to Mrs.
Heuscr, leave for Pittsburgh to-day to ut.
tend the wedding OF Mr.. John Weis, OF
that city, which takes place tomorrow
night.
Heener Devries, son OF r. T. Devries,
Esq, left for Notrc Dame College, South
Bend, Ind, yesterday TO resume his stud
les. He was accompanied by his father
and sister who will return home in few
days.
Mr.. Geo. F. Irvine, Of the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley, will 60 to Mineral Wells,
w. Va, in a few days for the benefit Of his
health.
Mr.. Jacob Bentz, Clerk OF the Second
Ward market, returned home yesterday
from short fishing trip TO Beech Bottom.
Mr.. Chas. F. Clark, A. B. graduate OF
Washington College, Pa, has been en-
gagged Us additional teacher ut the Lindsey
Institute. The Institute began its sessions
this term with S. boys, against II last year.
Attorney General White has gone to
Hardy county on private business.
Judge J. j. Jackson arrived in town yes
terlay morning and is stopping at the
Mcclure House. III.
Miss A. Tracy, of the Female College,
reached home from New York yesterday.
State Auditor Miller is spending few
days in Maryland. I-1
Mr.. J. A. Steinmetz and party sailed
from Southampton on the steamship
Rhine on the 9th ult., and will be due at
New York in day or two. A letter writ
ton by Mr.. Steinmetz, dated Frankfort,
Germany, August 10, gives m interesting
and glowing account OF their pleasure trip,
and says they are all well.
Col. Frank A. Burr, OF Martinsburg, the
Republican candidate for Congress in the
second district is in the city, and has quar-.
tiers at the Mcclure House. Col. Burr will
make an active canvass Of the district
He expects to secure the aid OF Gen. Gar
field, Mr.. Blaine and Gen. Golf. He will,
no doubt, meet his opponent on the stump
for the purpose OF discussing the momen-
tous questions Of the day.
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