The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-14

PERSONAL Pomn.-Rey. Father Boyle
OF Washington, D.. q, will lecture In the
Opera House tonight. Subject, sRem-
iniscences OF an Army Chaplain
The wife Of Capt. Sam Bryant Is max
ing the round trip on the steamer Emma
Graham. Among other passengers are
Lou Cooper and wife. Lou isthe great
hoop-pole shipper Of the Upper Ohio,
and makes his headquarters at Bellyille,
w. Va.
All. Burnett, the we'll known humorist,
will give an entertainment in the Opera
House at an early day.
Mrs. Samuel Jepson died yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock, in her eth year,
and will be inferred tomorrow morning,
Sheriff. Yanderyoort, Of Lewis, and
Wayman, Of Marshall, were in town yes
Gen. N. Goa. Of clarksburg, and Col.
J,K. Smith, Of Fetterman, are at the Nc
s. II. FELTON,, il, Gen. supt. of the P.
@. & st. L. Railroad, is registered at The
Mcclure. Also j. 81. Barrett, Of the
Western Division Of the same road.
Mr.. Jacob Kemple Is announced 10
make q temperance speech ut Grafton
Thos. Hcrnbrook, Esq, wife and
daughter, returned home from the Arkan.
sas Hot Springs on Tuesday evening,
Mr.. Hornbrook reports himself as much
improved in health.
Late arrivals at the Stamm : r.
Hasan, Warrington, R. D. Armstrong
Hendrysburg; I. J. Wilson, Rosby's
Rock; B. B. McMechen, Marshall county
q. Donehoo, GAINESVILLE; FL. ]. Wood
". J. Dougherty, Weston.
Al the ST. james: Hon. John @. Elem
niken and daughter, Waynesburg; james
NJ. Gallagher and wife, 81. Mary's.
Mi, VIII. Oxtoby left for the East last
night to purchase a stock OF goods for the
ieWelry store soon to be opened Ia Erie
Pa, by Messrs. Oxtoby & Duftield. Mr.
Dufield will leave for Erie on the early
train this morning.
MI. George Wise is in Cincinnati, and
will return home with the Wheeling
Mardi Gra excursionists in q few days
Mrs. John Beam left with Squire Phil
llps' family for Washington City, 10 look
after her interests In the steamer Planter
Mi. c. P. Whitney, wife and family,
left yesterday for New York, where they
will make their future home. Mr.. Wait.
ney, we understand, expects TO engage In
the plumbing business in New York
Both Mr.. Whitney and his wife have
many friends here, who will regret to
learn OF their departure.
Miss Lide Bushfeld, OF Pittsburgh,
who has been visiting friends in the city
for several weeks, left for home yesterday
morning.
Among the arrivals at the Mcclure are;
@. Boggess, Clarksburg; @. Fl. Beall,
Wellsburg; Frank Burt, Warrington; A,
J. Milligan, Cleveland; A. d. Kelly,
Columbus.
Father Boyle, who lectures at the
Opera House tonight, arrived from
Washington City on the 1l:30 train last
night, and is the guest OF Father Sullivan,
Mr.. w. II. 0xtoby leaves to-day fot
his new home In Erie, Pa. He seems 10
feel sanguine that he will find in that at
tractiye city a pleasant and profitable III.
ture, and IN this expectation We trust that
he will more than realize his anticipa'
tions.
Mr.. Charley Johnson, Of the Slnda,
Lendtr, last evening returned from a visit
Gessrs. John L. Rice and H. Hays re.
turned home last night from a successful
business trip out the B. & O. Road.
MIR. Phillip Schuehle returned home
from the East on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Henry Frohme was made happy
yesterday by the addition Of thirteen
pound boy baby to his family.