The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-05

PERSONAL PofSn.-Mr, Nathan Got
Of 81. Joseph, Missouri, 10 spending ateN
days with the family Of A. g. Robinson.
Esq, on the Island.
Mr.. Geo. Zoeckler left lat evening for
New York, and will sail on the steamer
Oder, for Germany, on Saturday next
BE expects 70 be absent about hre'
months.
Tommy Cockayne's band went down tho
river on the steamer Courier yesterday
TO play for q large party at the residence
Of Mr.. Hyder, near New Martinsville.
Rev. Dr.. George will deliver the BAG
c~alanreat0 address before the graduating
class Of the Wheeling Female College, II
the Fourth Street N. E. Church, on Sun
day evening next.
Prof. Dwight and spaulding Wallace
yesterday left for Ti6in, Ohio, TO attend .
shooting match to be given by the Tifin
Rifle Club.
Mr.. John 8. wilkinson, Of Lincoln
county, one ofthe Commissioners appoint
ed by lie Board OF Public Works TO assess
the railroad property In the Stat, arrived
In the city yesterday. The other two
Commissioners, Messrs. Browse, Of Pleas.
ants, and Randolph, Of Hardy county, will
arrive to-day.
A letter from John G. Hoffman, Esqq
to our neighbor, Mr.. Chris. Hess, from
the Hot Springs, expresses himself well
pleased with what he Is seeing and expe-
riencing there. A..
Mr.. Theodore Roller, ofKramer's band,
has received from New York 4 nickle'
plated E fat cornet Of the latest pattern.
Prof.. Hermann Eberling,. our young
and talented musician, who has been A.
tending the Musical University in SUIT.
CART, Germany, for the past two years, Ia
expected home in September.
Peter Welty, Esq, left on a trip tc
Baltimore last night. He expects 10 be
gone about two weeks.
Mr.. Simon Baer leaves for Milwaukee
Wis, this morning, TO spend q few week.
with a married daughter.
Rev. J. W. Allison, Of Fairyiew, regis.
tered at the Mcclure House last evening
Mr.. J. l. Randolph, Of Martinsburg
Ia at the St. James.
Capt. Ed. Weisgerber, Master Mechanic
Of the B. & o. shops at Wheeling and
Grafton, was in the city yesterday. Ed
10 As urbane and Jolly as ever.
The firm OF Hervey & FreeEe,real estate
agents and stock brokers, has been dis
solved by the retirement OF Mr.. Hervey
who will soon locate In new quarters.
DR.. Olmstead and wife have returned
f. .kn;. LUa.ta,n trtn
Judge Moore, Of the Supreme Court
arrived in the city yesterday morning
and is stopping at the 81. james.
DR.. John Ffissell and wife, accom-
panied by Mrs. ]. W. Gallagher, o.
Moundsyille, left for Buffalo, New York
on Monday evening, to attend the Ma
tiopal Medical Convention.
Rev. G.. A. LoWman, known TO many
Methodiss in this region, died at his home
near Canton, Ohio, on Monday. His all
ment was pneumonia.
Rev. Wilding, OF the North Street NJ
E. Church, left for Philadelphia yester-
day afternoon, and will sail on Thursday
on the steamer Illinois, for Europe. HI
expects 10 be absent about two months
during which time be thinks Of visiting
England, France, Wales, and possibly
Scotland and Irlaud.
Mr.. Jake Kemple is invited to deliver
a Fourth OF July Grafton at a Sunday
School picnic in Ohio, but says he will de
cline as It is hard TO make q successful
Sunday School speech in warm weather
and ay time.