The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13

BnIAIRE LoCAA.-mr. Louis Su1uv
is erecting a dwelling house In Horns
aa Msi F. n. Dunbar will be here again
Tnsaj,v 10 reopen the temperance cam:
psirn. They propose 70 keep 1t up all
TSsss b., a. vet been no Injunction
granted 10 restrain the Buckley anteIn
enmnany from manufacturing, as the
P,1;ter stated yesterday morning. The
Tnbular Lantern Company will proeA'
bIy set n temporary injunction, pending
ths rial which will be some time In June
The blast furnace at present utilities
about 80 tons Of limestone per day In Inc
manufacture Of iron.
The hands on the G. & P. road will re-
eeiye their STAMPS to-day.
The remains Of Mr.. John Bate were
taken 10 Cambridge for interment on the
$40 train Yesterday morning. A large
conconrse Of friends followed the corpse
to the depot. uu.o.
GassIe, was in the city yesterday,
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams died We'd
nesday evening 1T the residence oil Mr.;
Lanes Watt, In the First Ward, aged
sbout 60 years. She was buried yester-
day morning. ,,.n.
Presbyterian Church tomorrow, at Whlen
ti.ss the pastor will be assisted BY the
Rev. DR.. Dixon, Of CadiE, o.
The preparatory services which have
been heidi the presbyterian Church for
the past few nights have been we'll at
Tie members Of the Star Literary So
ciety elected the following officers Thurs
day night: President, Miss Martha Kirk
patrick; Secretary, UlySmith; Treasurer
James Z. Trueman; Executive Commits
lee, Cassius Marsh, Miss Eta Muth.
A uuintette Of the Boston men, COM
posed OF Messrs. Tobin, Sullivan, Muir.
ray, Barrett and Madden. make the best
vocal music we have ever had the pleas
ure Of listening to outside Of profession
George Johnston (colored) had his
collar-6one knocked out OF joint Thurs
day evening while trying 10 lit q cart
out Of the mud.
Mr.. Theo. Thomas, a brakeman on the
%. & P. road, sprained his ankle very
severely Thursday by stepping on q piece
Of iron ore in a car.
MIR. VIM. Rice, q fireman on the g. ?.
road, in jumping of his engine at Port
land, Thursday, injured his back to such
an extent that he is unable to leave his
bed. he was brought to his home in this
city on the same day, and at last accounts
had not improved very much.
Burglars made an Intellectual attempt
10 enter the residence OF Mr.. Jas. Fitton
In the Fourth Ward Wednesday night.
Phillip Phillips is acknowledged to be
one Of the sweetest singers in the world,
His reputation extends TO the older parts
Of the world, where he has sang to many
delighted audiences. II Is TO be hoped
that the Methodist Church will be well
filled tonight to greet the Sweet Ginger
OF Israel" General admission s. cents;
children 25 cents. Tickets will be on sale
to-day at S. L. Hamilton's, VIM. McMas'
tiers and N. W. MERGERS drug store. Re
meInUeE Iuht part VI 1he PiSSSSeo - ~
given to the NJ. E. Church OF this city.
The steamer Hudson yesterday even
ing transferred a heavy load Of freight
and passengers TO the G. so. road.
Holmes, one of the men sent to the pen
lite ntiary a year or two ago for breaking
into cars in the C. & P. Railroad yards
was in town yesterday.
Daniel Lewis, OF Wheeling, came down
here TO have 4 big time Thursday alter
noon. He had It, but Mayor Cassel,
charged him S. and costs for the privil
eye, let alone what his "tea" cost him
Daniel languisheth.
The Bellaire & Southwestern Railway
has succeeded in raising all but aboul
$4,000 OF the loan asked for, and the re
mainder will probably be had in week
Wall Paper.-J. R. Naylor & Co. are
selling their Brown Blanks at six cents
Whites at eight cents and higher grades
at correspondingly low prices.
Go to ]. r. Naylor & Co. to purchase
your Window Shades If you want bar
j. r. Naylor 6 Co., on Belmont street
are selling Wall Paper and Window
Shades at better bargains than any othei
house in the West.