The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-30

PERSONAL MHArfoH.-Eme ELlslsr Il
making q crest success Of IA Heroine In
Rage In the oil country.
Mr.. Max Gescheidef, editor and pro-
ptietor Of the sleubenyille Gemaaia, was
In the city yesterday on buSiness.
Judge Brown, Of Jackson county, Is 10
Mr.. F. shirk, who has been presctip.
ton clerk In J. II. silyey's drug store for
some time past, succeeds Mr.. silyey In the
business, the latter having commenced TO
practice medicine. Prank Is an expert
eneed druggiIt, and will give satisfaction
70 all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom.
Rev. Frank De Hass preached at Par
kersburg on Sunday last.
Mr.. Lewis Travis, Of South Wheeling,
who has been at the Arkansas Hot
Springs for some time past, returned
home last Sunday, much improved in
health, and well pleased with his trip.
Mr.. g. F. Taylor and vile, who have
been visiting friends on the Island for
several days, will today return to their
nome III DThAtUu CUuuhys
Miss Annie Cox, Of Washington, D. G.,
10 visiting iriends In this city.
Mr.. Gus P. Mitchell, Of Gallipolis, has
gone to Oregon 10 engineer on the steam.
boats plying those rivers.
Mr.. Henry speyer, Of the firm Of speyer
Bros, milliners, left for the East last
evening. to purchase q second stock Of
spring goods.
Capt. T. q. Sweeney left for Pittsburgh
yesterday morning. He assumes COM
mand OF the steamer Fashion, which
leaves that port for St. Louis tomorrow
night. :.
in the city on visit TO her father, Mr..
Max Feinler.
Mr.. Ned stalnaker, brother Of Mr.. Ran
Slalnaker, private secretary 70 the Gov
ernor, who has been sojourning In the
city for some time past, leaves to-day.
Mr. Sam. Steinfeld, Of the late firm Of
Sleintield & Son, clothiers, Of this city,
who failed recently, Is now 10 the cloth
ing business at Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. John Daley died In Omaha recent
~, where she had been on visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. General Crook. The body
was taken to Oakland, where Mr., Daley
Is keeping hotel, and Inferred on Sun
day. Mr.. Daley was for several years
proprietor Of the 81. James Hotel in this
city.
i. 3. Roberts, Of Fairmont, is at the
Harry MeClin.ock, Of Piedmont; Chas.
Mathez, Of smithdeid; and Hugh Nc.
Mahop, OF New Cumberland, are at the
81. James.
Mr.. 8. Horkheimer yesterday returned
from Boston, where he has been for sew
eral weeks past selling his wool. We
understand be disposed Of his entire stock.
Tom. Campbell, q Wheeling boy, known
among the boys as "Curly Campbell" ia
breaking on q railroad at Burlington,
Iowa.
"Peney" Campbell and son Of Mr.,
Louis Gaus, Of this city, have Joined the
regular army, O." and are now stationed
at Columbus, o.
Mr.. Louis Kellar, a well known Ger.
man citizen, yesterday returned from q
Wait to Woods6eld, Ohio.
Father sleicher, Of the Church.of the
Immaculate Conception, will sail for
"Der Fatherland" on Thursday. He ex.
poets to be absent about four months, and
will visit the Paris Exposition before re-
turning home.
Messrs. Joseph steger, c. steinme,z and
Simon Keim and family contemplate wis.
iting the Paris Exposition.
Mr.. John L. Rice, one Of Wheeling's
merchant tailors, 10 in town on business.
-PGkersbRg Sentinel.
George Storm Wheeling artist, is
In the city.-Pasbursh Leader.