The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25

PERsoSAL PorSrs-Young Nesbitt
who was seriously injured at the fire OF
Wednesday morning, was improving yes
terday, and will probably recover.
Capt. Joseph Faris has just completes
n fine oil painting Of Mr.. Anthony Dett.
ers, Of the Seventh Ward, who "ht" viii
Napoleon at Waterloo.
Mr.. 10. Burroughs and lady, Of New
Martinsyille. were In the city yesterday
AT the Mcclure last evening the follow
ing were registered: VIM. woodward
Spencer, W. Va; B. A. Blandy, Zanes'
vile, o; Charles Mackin, Evan Jones
NJ. J. Becker, Pittsburgh.
We are sorry to learn that Miss Luce
Raymond, Of North Wheeling, who fel
on the Ice and hurt her spine some TINT
since, Is now confined to her residencf
and unable TO move about.
Mr.. Al. Miller, q window glass blower
who formerly worked In North Wheeling
and who bought himself a farm out bach
Of Fish Creek, Is visiting his son in Bel
laire. He says he couldn't swing a rollei
now.
Mr.. Melvin Richards declines to be {
candidate for q municipal office unless
nominated by a regular convention. Sen
sible.
Harry Barry, the man shot by Office
Mahoney, Is slowly recovering.
Capt. O,Neal, Of the steamer 0Neal, Ii
recoveringfrom his illness.
Miss Kate Wells, Of this city, is visit
ing Steubenyille friends.
William Rutherford, sr., IN old ant
highly respected citizen, is lying danger
ously i'll at his residence on South Huron
street, Island. Mr.. Rutherford is one o
the original members OF the old Wheeling
Blues, an old time military company o
our city. /,
Henry J. Ciniotti, Esq, Of Pittsburgh
is in tie city. Henry is one Of the clever
est as we'll as one Of the handsomestsa sales
men that visits our city.
John Butterield, Esq, returned las
evening froma business trip.
Rev. DeHass, late Consul to Jerusa'
lem, Is spending a week in Pittsburgh.
Stamm House arrivals yesterday in
cluded the following: J.. Moore, Proc
tor; G. w. Bandi, New M%artinsyille; L
Is. Combs, Fairmont; Charles NJ. Hogg
Cadiz, o; :. Eiseman, Of Pittsburgh.
DR.. Geo. B. Morris, Of Falrmont, ant
B. 7. Davis, Of Huntington, are at the st
James.
Geo.S. knight and the Worrell sisters
will be at the Opera House on the LIST ant
I'd Of February. They will be remem-
bered as having made a decided hit here
at the commencement OF the season.
Messrs. Weir, Reynolds and Hickman
will erect the Mcclellan monument a
Greenwood Cemetery to-day. Iii is one
OF the costliest in the State.
Mr.. Joseph Hamilton left on the Katie
Stockdale last night for Pittsburgh. He
will make the round trip on the boat to
Cincinnati, and complete the work OF rig
ging her with patent steam pipe cover.
ing.
s. Hall, Esq., OF Weizel county, came
up on the Stockdale last evening.
Will. Daugherly, who has been "a
Cincinnati in the interests OF James II,
Pitts axel grease and baking powder
establishment, returned home last even
ing on the steamer Stockdale.
i've had a pleasant call yesterday from
DR.. Horace B. Durant, Of Claysville, Pa,
DR.. Durant proposes to shortly com
mence the publication Of a weekly news
paper, to be known as the Claysyille Sen
tina, at his place OF residence. He is ar
experienced journalist, having at one
time been connected with tile Pittsburgh
Leader, and promises to get up a readable
paper.
Manager james Hamilton is expected
10 return from Pittsburgh to-day.