The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-24

THE Thermometer was down 70 the boil
Ing point again yesterday.
ABCNDANcE Of market wagons lined
Market street Yesterday morning.
THE Thermometers are about the only
things that can stand the heat, and they
get their backs up.
CoLEs CtRcrs il billed 70 exhibit u
SteubeuVilIe on Tuesday, and Washing.
ton, Pa, on Wednesday 81 next week.
TnE WellSburg Fair will be held on the
18th, l7th and 18th Of September; Wash
ingtOn, Pa, Fair, October 9TH, sth and 9th.
It is expected that there will be large
attendance At the reunion Of colored
soldien u Washington, Pa, on August
lEt.
MR. AXToX REYNASx is having the kiln
In his malt house reconstructed, which
will alter the present mode Of mailing
somewhat.
The Council Board Of Equalization and
Appeals il Bdll WhHcking away at the peti.
tons and claims Of citizens feeling them.
selves 70 be aggrieved.
THE ice man Is now studying invest
ments and wondering whether 4 per cents
or real estate combine the greater security
with the higher return.
PEOPLE will marry, though the mercury
Is way up in the nineties. Two marriage
licenses were issued yesterday by the
Clerk Of the County Court.
1t would be an excellent sanitary meas.
ure 10 cause number Of saloons TO disin.
feet their pTemiSes. The stencil that issues
from some Of them Is sickeHiug.
The commencement exercises Of the
Waynesburg College will begin next Sun.
day night with the baccalAuTeSte sermon
by the President, Rev. A. B. Miller, D. b.
ALLEY II, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, should receive some
attention from the Health Department.
The alley is badly in need ofdisiniectants.
THE freight business on theB. 4 o. Rail.
road continues very heavy. Within few
days past eight additional engines, from
the Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railroad, have
been put on the road. The company has
all the freight it can handle.
WuES No. Bon the Panhandle arrived
in this city this afternoon there we're three
coaches attached-one more than the
usual numbef-and everyone was crowded
with passengers, goodly number Of them
\ beingrefugees from the terrible scouTge
that has once more laid It's grip upon
Mempis. Many Of these people had no
settled destination in view, their only de.
sire being to get beyond the reach Of the
destroying epidemic.-!SetIbnritk GO:stte.
Yesterday morning miner at Kasley,
Brooks 4 Co.'S coal mines, while at work
some l25 yards from the mouth Of the
bank, was suddenly taken with cramps,
and fell on the car track. A mule pulling
u car came along q moment later and
stopped right over him. The miner was
removed outside the bank, and phySi-
clan summoned, who administered restOr.
atiyes, and soon hal him able TO be taken
home. The patient will be all right again
in day or two.
WORENES engaged in getting out stone
from the MCCulloch street cut exhumed
yesterday afternoon portion Of tree in
an almost perfect state Disqualification. II
was imbedded in stone, which went to
show that it doubtless must have lain in
the place where it was for ages. Mr. Os.
car BuTdatts had large portion Of 1t taken
70 his home, which he will add 10 his
small museum Of natural curiosities,
while another piece can be seen at the
Atlantic engine house.