The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-23
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ket Street, Is the only Restaurant In the
CITY that has separate rooms for ladies'.

THr political pot rs boiling.

TIE political pot is boiling.
TIE fall bonnet loom, up in the dis.
lance.
IT looks we'll for a Republican victory
this fall.
EorB1se but politics and the yellow
fever are talked about.
YEsTrRDAY was the last day OF the
Moundsville camp meeting.
PEAcHEs are now very plenty 10 the
market, and uuusually cheap.
THE affection Of the hummer element
just now is that no one will stand treat.
REPUBLICANS are buckliug on their
armor for brilliant work during the cam.
paigu.
II this weather keeps on palm leaf
fans will have 10 give way TO shaWls and
oyercoats.
LAST evenings Western train was
about half hour late, on account Of
being 20 heavy, thirteen eosehesbeing in
the train. FgE
TIE Jewish Synagogue Will be reopen.
ed this evening, the summer vacation
having expired. DR.. Mayer will conduct
the services.
The Sabbath School connected with
the Eoglish Lutheran Church will eIcurt
to Shirts Grove, Desr Washington, Pa,
on ThursdAy next, and hold q picnic.
TIE School Commissioners Of CGy
district have appointed Mia Ella Dillon
a teacher In the Grammar Department
Of the Second and Third Ward Public
School. 10
ApIuTASr GEs. WooD yesterday re.
ceived telegram from the War Depart.
ment notifying him that tents for our
military companies will Be shipped in
day or Two.
The thieves who stole lot oil rope
from the Riverside barges were arrested
at West Wheeling yesterday afternoon,
and taken to Belllire for trial. We did
not lsAru. their nameL
A DAY or two ago, at the Wheeling
Hospital, Dr.. Hardesty extracted large
cataract from the right eye Of Mr.. Etnes.
HAnke, who resides on 18th street. The
patient is reported az doing we'll.
An enthusiastic temperance meeting
WaS held at Prkets' Hall, South Side,
last night. Nc. James Cunningham, j.,
Of Washington, D. G., and Capt. Ed. F.
Miller, formerly Of the Schnulbach Zou.
zyes, made addresses.
THE many friends Of Mr.. ". V. Hoge
and lady will regret exceedingly TO hear
Of tie death Of their young son, bright
and interesting boy, whose twin brother
died only q week or 40 ago. Mr.. and
Mr.. Hoge have the sincere sympathy Of
many friends in their affection.
A YouSe man in plain clothes, with =
market baSket on his arm, and the
thought Of pretty little wife waiting
for him at home lighting up his face, Is
4 much pleasanter piece Of scenery than
nobby young blood In good clothes,
with q cane In his hand, "mAShing" the
the girls on the eorner.
THE unprecedented score made BY
Prof. c, E. Dwight, Of the Maynard Ride
Club, is exciting 3 good deal Of interest
throughout the country. He has already
received number Of letters from old
rifsmsn in different parts Of the country,
making inquiries As TO the kind Of ride
be used.
TBrRE vas full attendance At the
Mozart hall Temperance meeting last
evening. President Young, after few
pointed and appropriate remarks, intro.
dueed Mr.. g. W. BAggs, who delivered
= very earnest and elaborate address.
There will beI meeting at this hall on
Saturday evening. Good speakers will b
in attendance.