The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-29

TEE mortality list as to South Side dogs,
Is growing.
TIE paper mill at Fulton Is running day
and night 70 al orders,
TIE Council Committee on Railroads
met at the City Building last night.
THE farmers in the vicinity Of Farming.
ton, over the river, will picnic Of Duncan's
Grove on Saturday.
VOLUME XIII Of the West Virginia Re.
ports Is now for sale at the Secretary Of
States Office. Price 81 90.
Two deeds Of trust and two release deeds
were filed tor record yesterday with the
Clerk Of the County Court.
THE recent rains have lifted much Of
the gloom that pervaded farming circles,
with regard to some Of the crops.
TIE ceiling and walls Of the Court House
are receiving coat Of whitewash during
the summer vacation Of the Courts.
The Council Board OF Equalization and
Appeals yesterday adjourned 6ne die. The
Board was in session about two weeks,
MAYER's ORCHESTRA has been engaged
to play on the 10Th Of August for the
Gof Light Guards reception, 10 take
place at Washington Hall.
Tar Adyentsts propose soaring upward
on the llth Of next month. We shall not
attempt 10 cast ridiCule upon their inten.
tons, Us this is a soar point with them.
AT the County Clerks Office, yesterday,
Zilpha Cruiser was appointed admins.
tratrix OF the estate Of Elijah Chfiswell, de.
ceased. Bond 500; Henry Kruser surety.
WHAT Il Il comes on silent wings
And Otr our LAUNDERING bodies dngs
And plantS IL busy lille sIpgt!
Dad 6ing the trIang, pesky things
MOquitoesl
FIPTY.sRvEN towboats, towing six hund.
red and fifty.two barges, the latter holding
I ,923, 900 bushels Of coal, started yellow ie.
yerward Observation-Disclosures Pittsburgh
Dipateh.
The biggest "boom" Just now Is the corn
crop. II Just stalking along so fast that
you can ear 1t growing. But It shocks
the greenbackers; goes against the grain,
you know.
IL Noah had iorseen the future, and
killed the two mosquitoes that took refuge
in the ark, he would have rendered some
OF the strongest words In the English
language unnecessary.
MEssRs. H. G. DAVIS 4 BRo., OF Deer
Park, last week received an order from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 327,-
600 feet OF white pine timber, 10 be used
in rebuilding a trestling on the Metropol.
itan branch.
GEORGE BoYcR, a veteran hummer,
when arrested the other night had a ladies'
black velvet bonnet under his coat. The
bonnet, which is supposed to have been
stolen, awaits Identification at the City
Sergeants office.
Ma. ANTON RRYMAHN, the popular
brewer, recently forwarded to Kramer's
Band, at the White Sulphur Springs,
twelve dozen bottles OF his excellent beer,
with his compliments. The gift was no
doubt very acceptable one.
The temperance folks who held their
meetings in Mozart Hall have given up
the hall to the Messrs. McLain, and now
have no regular place OF meeting.
They were led to abandon the hall on &C.
count OF the slim attendance at their
meetings lately.
LIST OF letters remaining unclaimed in
the city Postoffice: R. Brent, W. E.
CIapp, Col. H. ]. Deal, Benz. Exley & Co.,
Miss Maggie Harding, R. B. Hoover, John
Holmes, w. McComley, Marion Reindol.
lar, S. f. Reynolds, Frank Striff, W. n.
Shinnick, ir., W. E. Wagner.
The funeral Of the late Rev. James Alex
auder, Of Moundsville, took place yester.
day. The remains were taken from
Moundsville to Martins Ferry on the
steamer Phaeton, and inferred in the GENE.
terry there. A large crowd OF the friends
OF deceased went up on the boat from
Moundsville and Wheeling.
The weather yesterday was quite
pleasant. II the mercury rises to-day we
may expect warmer weather. II the mer-
curry falls it viii! be colder. II the mer-
curry remains stationary there will be no
change in the temperature. There is so
much sickness about that we feel that we
ought to be explicit about this matter Of
weather.
The North American Turner Bund will
meet in Philadelphia on the Cd, 3rd, 4th,
9TH, 9th and It'll Of next month. A num-
Der Of the Wheeling Turner'S expect to
be in attendance, among whom are Jacob
Straub, Conrad SChambra and George
Loos, who leave on Friday next. II twill
be one Of the most important meetings Of
the Bund ever held, and an immense con-
course OF the brotherhood will doubtless
be there.
The CouRTs.-MuNICIPAL CouRr-.Judge
CrdnmeT.-This Court met at 10 A. NJ, yes