The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-07

lNLLAlRE LocALs.-Jim Gill took his
team and wagon up Indian Run 10 haul
logs He got the horses home, but be
cannot bring the wagon till he finds all
ths pieces.
deputy Sheriff Sedgewick was running
around Thursday after persons wanted at
conft,mow IN session at 81. Clairsyille.
A spoon peddler was In town the other
day-"bankrupt sale-solid silver, but
bought for almost nothing" etc. OF
course many bought, and on taking them
70 our jewellers 70 be marked, found them
TO We German silyer-and noteven plated,
only Furnished.
pr. John Carter, on Noble street, died
wednesday evening. He has been very
low lor q long time.
Inc many friends oil VIM. Roggs were
much shocked to hear Of his death, as told
N Ilnthuay mornings papers. He had
lust iett the belmont Glass House here.
while IN the employ Of this house he got
into bau company In Chicago and got on o
spree" there. He wrote 10 the house for
money, which was sent. Soon after, he
wrote again from the same place. When
ne got home again his salary was reduced
three hundred dollars, and shortly after
he went to the Central Glass House OF
Wneeilng.
Ahouce appeared In these locals" We'd
tesday morning OF q man with pamphlets
winch he intended to show the women Of
the Home Benevolent Society, and which
would teach them better ways OF running
their society. 1t now appears that his OBJ.
lec. was 70 gain admtttanee to the houses
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making on VIII whatever goods Ie could
PUCK up. oneol his hands was of. Per-
maps the same man may have been seen In
sun other pursuits, which We have not yet
heard Of.
tuesday evening Mrs. Louis Marshall,
living on Guernsey street, missed jewel
case containing TWO gold rings, one with
cameo and the other an onyx, q breast
pm some stuas, buttons ana various little
articles, the whole making quite Valua-
Ole Dox; She had not seen the box nor
any OF INC contents since Monday morn
ing, anu concluded 1t had been stolen DO.
tween tnat tlme anu tuesday evening.
wednesday noon u was tonnd that one Of
M1 n9 rugs was ~ crafts lewelry store.
Ihls one'hanued man had pawned 1t. at
ntst Mr. Graft refused 70 take the ring,
anu lne man went round to y. Il, Marsli's.
ALBERT ~ Marshall was IN Marsh 8 and looked
at me ring when the man showed 1t, With
guy recognizing Il as his mothers. !tany
one thlilEs y strange that ne Should not
nave Known u, let MN try 70 accurately
aesctlhe ring belonging to his mother or
w SISTER lhe might 10 aOle to describe his
glts rings and sec how much he will
nlss It. ar. Marsh refused to take the
nng anu the man returned to Mr.. Craft,
Whom he hnally induced TO give him
Iifee dollars on 1t. He said u had been
ms mothefs rlng and he would be sure
70 redeem II n three days. lie claimed
10 ! De afa run ior rlltsDargh nat and cap
W%lss gnu Was DoRtalng q Mn: lays.
MHpH IAn mug wps 4ou9a, search was
Mane sar tAe talet, out ne hal lett the
Hlprnlng altet pawnlnng tne rlng-leIt With
OUT paying ms board oil, too. by COM
parlng tne Juno OIL MS calling on the wo..
men WIN ms pamphlets and the time OF
nls pawnlng the ring, 1t was found that he
ma ma stolen stolen tne case on Monday evening.
AtE NlHtsNall ana Allert came nome lFoW
the ha., xoFRS tnaE evening ana passed
through the dlning'room Into the hal,
WhiGh comes IN from narrow sidewalk,
on ihelr way up stairs 10 change their
clotnes lot supper ne ana Albert went
up stalrs toseIner, Albert going into one
IKE Se Iaw ws Wy Whee
Lglb QATk, lHkl0H " easy 10 what no would