The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-21

PERSONAL PoSm-Mr. David Some
born, Of the late firm Of S%onneborn &son,
yesterday left for Kansas, where he will
make his future home. Dave 10 a worthy
and deserving young man, and We hope
TO hear Of him doing well in his new
home.
The Pittsburgh Leader says: Harry
Ellsler arrived home this morning after
. very successful tour Of four weeks IN
the west and south as manager Of the Elite
Ellsier combination. Harry says the
southern climate Is the boss hair restora.
tive, and exhibits q new installment oil
hirsule appendage in proof thereof
Mr.. G. I. Bruce, the dry goods mer-
chant, left for the East last evening, on
business.
Captain T. G. Sweeney is visiting bis
friends In this city.
Mr.. Mortimer Pollock has returned
home, after al absence Of about two
weeks.
Mr.. Leonard Eskey, formerly . teacher
In the Benwood public school, who after.
wards studied medicine with DR.. Ford oil
that place, and who has been attending
lectures al the University Of Michigan
Tor some time, has returned To Benwood
to 60 into partnership with DR.. Ford
Mr.. Eskey Is a young gentleman oil supe.-
rior attachments, and is devoted TO hi'
profession, and We predict for him q ca.
reer Of usefulness.
Messrs. oxtoby and Dufield, the jewel
ers from Wheeling, who are about TO set.
Tie in this city, have arrived In town with
their goods and will soon be ready fol
business.-Erie Dipate6.
Capt. John B. Likens, Of the Matthews
Light Guards, Is a lucky individual. A
few days ago he was induced by . couple
Of g~ood.looking young ladies from Mar
tins Ferry to invest fifty cents in a rate
for q beautiful wax cross and flowers
aud he has since been informed that he
won the prize.
AT the Mcclure last night we're: Jas,
A. McHenry and wife, Cumberland; RI.
Huntington and wife, Washington; F.P.
| Bullinton, Zanesyille.
A. N. Pritchard, Warrington; f. ].
Forsythe, E. N. Lewis, Thos. @. Prince,
Baltimore, are among the late arrivals
ut the St. james.
The stsmm House arrivals OF yester.
day include: C. Il. Massetter, Parkers-
burg; Elisha Thames, Kingwood; W. J,
Moore, Greensboro.
Peter Shuey, the well.known butcher
Of Wellsburg, was in town yesterday.
Pete was here trying to reduce the price
Of "calves."
Captain Findlay McNaughton, late oil
the steamer Fanchon, returned home
from Louisiana on Tuesday evening.
Nj. Allen Howell and daughter depart
for Hot Springs to-day, viathe Columbu',
indianapolis & St. Louis route. They
will probably be absent for six weeks.
Lieut.. Otto, Of the 9off Guards, has
been engaged TO work at the Buckeye
Glass Works, Martins Ferry.
DR.. Cope, formerly oil Wheeling, Is now
a resident Of Shelby, Ohio, where he has
enteredin into partnership with an old ply.
sician and Is doing well.
Messrs. G. D. Hubbard and Michael
Reilly attended a meeting OF the Board
OF Directors Of the p. W. & Ky. Road al
Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mesars. James Ewing and VIM. Myles,
OF the Finance Committee of the Board
OF Commissioners, and Mr.. Charles Del
tiers, Clerk Of the Board, returned home
from Pittsburgh last night. The object
OF their visit was to examine the Work,
house at Pittsburgh, and collect infor-
nation concerning the probable cost oil
an institution Of the kind adapted to the
wants Of this city.