The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

grave, ons Of die youngsters named
Bradley, wn onthe point Of sinking for
the last time. Its hoped this may serve
as a timely warning to q number OF idle
boys continually playing at the river.
About twelve or fifteen Of our young
economical business men, OF single bless-
edness Of course, finding boarding
houss prices in these piping times Of
peace and money contraction too extray'
sgant and fancy for their pocket books,
have formed few days since q joint
stock association TO open and conduct
stnaesa ROOM OF their own, calculating
thereby even after detraying expenses Of
rent hite Of labor and the purchaeing OF
uroyisions, &c, toemake q saving OF
| loo per cent per month on their present
mode Of living, paying from four 10
Az dollars per week for boarding.
The Belmont county Teachers Institute
will hold session here this week, com.
mencing to-day. Miss Sutherland, Of
steubenville, Ohio, will deliver an adj
dress upon this occasion.
Mr.. James o. Keyser, Of this city, leayes
for Kansas next week. to seek green fields
and pastures new.
Despite the threatening clouds Of rain
Sunday morning there was full turn
out here for the Moundsyille and Burr's
Mills camp meetings,
Our city authorities have As yet taken
no precautionary measures against the
| approach Of the yellow Jack" s
A very interesting sermon was preach
ed at The Disciples Church on Sunday BY
Rev. G. q. Campbell, Of Lima, Ohio.
The funeral Of Dennis Murphy took
place Sunday afternoon from the Catholic
Church, escorted by "a religious society,
OF which the deceased was agood mem:
Der and . host Of friends and relatives OF
the family, ,-t %. .
Last Saturday evening the horse at
tackled to the buggy occupied by Mrs.
Gen. Cowen and two children ran of,
frightened by the sudden breaking Of an
axle. The occupants were thrown out,
but with the exception Of Mrs. CoWen
sustaining slight bruiSe on the cheek no
personal injuries were inflicted. The
buggy, however, Ia considerably mAshed
The Building Committee appointed By
the Trinity Episcopal congregation will
award contracts next Thursday for the
building Of . more eommodious house oil
worship. g.5srgl "a, y ~ . -,
Madame Kate, Hall, formerly OF
Wheeling. assisted by very fascinating
Philadelphia brunette" embarked in
business here. ~ ~.
The Greenback Labor party held q
meeting ut the City Hall last Saturday
evening to fairly discuss the present situ-
alton from 3 stand point politically rs
we'll as socially. Mr.. Anderson, OF the
Bellaire Independent, BY request in few
remarks, but 10 the point delivered bis
views by pointing directly to the "foun-
tain heada from whence the present crisis
arose, &C., by which the manufacturers,
the mechani and the laborers, at this
present day, are suffering, and, in many
cases, their families deprived from even
enjoying the humblest comforts Of lie,
Mr.. Anderson fully convinced the audi.
ence that the Republican party 10, and
has always been known as the only true
friend TO American industry and warm
protector,to the mechanical and hboring
element Of this land Of the free and
home Of the brave. .,s ag.rr.4..
A squad OF the Bellairs melish, under
command OF Lieut.. Little, paraded the
streets last Saturday evening. The boys
are preparing for the Marietta re- union