The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-20
Brief Mention.
THfsolFedtt court meets again tO'nor.
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Au-NohhVN VIII ~ IVY 'NSihG "S
OH marriage iiSense was i@ued ysster.
day in the County Clerks office.
TnE annual examinations in the pub
lie schools are in progress this week.
A XEw switch Is being put in at the Top
Mill, for convenience in handling cars.
An Island man bought d clock, because,
he said, he wanted more time at home.
A TEACHES Convention will be held at
81. C%lairsville on Saturday, January 9Th.
TnE Standard "paagrapher" owns the
largest eve we eversaY In ahuman head
TiiE Board 81 dueatioh willhave d room
10 Die Capitol building after january lst
Tng school children will have the usual
weeks vacation during the holidays this
year.
TmI Germania Singing Society propose
to celebrate the advent Of the New Year
with concert and BALI 81
THREE deeds In fee and three release
deeds were admitted to record yesterday
by the Clerk OF the County Court.
IcE was formed on the creek Wednesday
night, apdifthe cold spap holds outthereH
be some good skating for The holidaSAoU
JAMES LAwI.Ess was to have q hearing
last night, before Justice Wait, onSSa charge
OF creating a disturbance in his family.
TuE steamer Courier IN her last trip up
broughtto one firm in this city over 2,0OO
slaves and an equal puaiberSot heoppoIes'
A NUMBER OF town folks went out TO
Mrs. Roetteger's, ut Elm Grove, last even
ing, 10 partake OF an oyster supper gwen
by that lady. :,
On Wednesday last Mr.. VIM. Wiles and
lWoodslwere'niarried at the
NJ. ESParsonage insk irkwood, RevsB. l..
Edgell officiating.
TuE Baltimore & Ohio pay car was IN
the city yesterday, distributing, Uncle
Sans, currency among the employees oil
the company hereabout1 I-,n
TnE Committed on Poor House and
Farm OF the Board Of Commissioners
made their ~fregularo monthly trip to the
County Infrmary yesterday.
TuE funeral OF Henry Rinehart will lake
place this afternoon at 9 o'clock, IRON MS
late residence in South Wheeling, under
the auspices OF lions Benevolent Assocla-
ton. nv ugraDgnI
TuR new Chief Marshal Of the Fire De-
partment has appointed Thos. Pryor en-
rineer Of the United steamer, and Thos.
Mccormick foreman OF the Atlantic COM
pany.
aalFgMxtEs iopliftof atiempedtosteaa
bolto 81 calico FROM I'll. Larkin's store, on
Wednesday, but was detected, and after
returning the goods was allowed to take
her departure.
TuR Hancock County Courier says that
Miss Annie 0lBriep,i assisted (byIsome OF
the best musical talent % wheeling, will
4 give a grand Concert at the Town Hall, III
New Cumberland, on Christmas night.
The Mas brewery property, in North
Wheeling, was offered ut public sale again
Yesterday by Auctioneer Hervey. \
brewery bniidings $ereabd nptoStiel5s
when the sale was adjourned for a week.
LAST evening a pleasant social party
was given ut the residence OF Mr.. John
Waterhouse, on the South Side. Mr..
Waterhouse and his estimable lady were
untring In, theiretforts to entertain'their
guests. ~ CIsTs
IT is whispered In court circles that
Johnny Peters, the good-naturod and
cood.looking janitor OF the Court House,
contemplates entering into q matrimonial
copartnership during the Christmas tes,
EuSiiesA - II
CocxAYNE and his orchestra left on the
LIP. W. & NY. train last evening TO play at a
reception given by Mr.. Welshaus, near
Short Creek. A large crowd was expected
to be present from Wellsburg, West Liber-
ty, Bethany and ourdtyI IS "a
1900 ~, Eollntrl ava lakaIn,
ed at the city postotice for non:payment OF
postage: H.. B. Phillips, Troy, \. I.;Miss
Eliza Zelden. care Zeldcn & Co, No; 2es
and o. Wabash ayenne, Chicago;
lpauphin, box 692, New Otleans, Ia.
a .Asrokrin the Ay wheel o the whitas
ker Iron Works broke yesterday, and oper-
atoms were suspended until the damage
could be repaired. There is some talk OF
! the mill shutting down until after the hol-
idays, for the purpose OF oyerhaulng .tGe
machinery and putting everythtngtn prime
ORDER II La RiE -so ~.
As Az indication OF the rush Of business
|, in this city Just now, 1t was soletnnly
> agreed by two prominent retail dealers
.Lyesterlay, that II should not DO considered
ANY lack ofsrespect when one died and the
Eothef iaiiedC TO attend his innerai, but
should be set down 10 the score oil
pressing business engagements.
TuE friends OF Mr.. Will. Welty, to the
number Of forty or more OF both eSes,
SURPRISED him With visit q his iathers
residence in The First Ward, on Wet!nes-
day evening, and congratulated him upon
attaining his majority. The. evening was
spent very pleasantly by the Company,
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