The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-11

"DoD ulsada is all wore oud.'
SPRAGUE's Georgia Minstrels will appear
at the Opera House soon.
MUNICIPAL CorRr sits to-day, pursuant
to adjournment Of Wednesday.
AFTER Sunday evening next the Ben.
sons Ferry Boat will cease running at :
o'clock.
The new County Commissioners and
School Commissioners will enter upon the
discharge OF their duties January lst.
The temperance folks on the South Side
are making arrangements for a musical
and literary entertainment at Parker Hall
on Saturday evening next.
TIE Nail City Boat Club have completed
arrangements for n series OF social hops
during the coming winter, to be held on
alternate Friday nights. The tlrst will be
held on Friday evening, Oct. 18th.
THIS evening the feast OF Succoth Tab
ernailesl begins and lasts eight days, of
which the first and the last are celebrated.
1t is feast OF Joy and thanksgiving for all
the benefits received by Providence.
oUR sanctum was ~agreeably perfumed
yesterday blythe odors from two handsome
bouquets, the gilt OF Col. Thos. Hornbrook.
Mr.. Hornbrook has n fine perception o!
the tastes OF newspaper men, and he has
our thanks for this kindly remembrance.
THE Democrats held n jubilee in Ben.
wood last night. One hundred and TWEEN
ty-two guns, the majority for Newman,
were either discharged or they ought to
have been discharged, according TO pro-
gramme. They had a big time, and we'll
bet on it.
\ NEW featurein the way OF pleasing the
children came off yesterday, in the
shape of IN Autum Leaf party, given liz.
der the auspices OF the Reformed EpiscO-
pal sunday School. The buses and car
riages rs they came into the city, decOra-
ted with the many colored leaves, made
quite a sensation.
{ GOVERNOR MATTHEWS has issued commits.
sions to the officers OF the New Creek
Guards, as follows: Captain, W. NJ. Welch
First Lieutenant, James l.. Kendall; Sec.
ond Lieutenant, James Simmons. The
muster roll Of the company number forty
men. The Point Pleasant company will
be mustered in at an early day.
THE FORMAL OPENING OF Laramie's new
Palace Restaurant on Market street, near
10Th, next door to Hugcs &Co's clothing
store, which took place lust night, was well
attended. The tables fairly groaned under
the weight OF luxurics. From present ap-
pearances Mr.. J.. will not only sustain his
past reputation rs one who thoroughly
understands his business, but will doubt
less add TO it, TnsTFt8 ImE sE
J. ". c. SMITH was before Justice Phil.
lips yesterday, on u charge Of committing
an assault and battery upon John j. Brown.
The latter is a shoemaker, who sent his
son to Smiths leather store upon an er.
rand. There was some dispute about
change, and Brown called upon Smith,
when the difficulty took place. Defendant
was put under $50 bonds to keep the
peace for six months.
ForND.-In our paper OF Yesterday ap.
peared an item fromthe Pittsburgh Louder.
concerning the mysterious disappearance
OF Alexander Caldwell, OF this city. We
heard yesterday that Mr.. Caldwell had
turned up in Chicago, safe and sound. He
says that he left Pittsburgh to accept a
better situation in Chicago, but we have as
yet heard OF no explanation Of his sudden
and mysterious disappearance from Pitts
bu-gh.