The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-20

TaR Supreme Court sits again to-day.
TnE war on the City Sergeant Is boom.
ing.
WHEELING visitors to Bethany returned
home last evening.
Sur. RIDDLE will blow ont the plugs Ia
the Fifth Ward to-day.
THE Riverside factory Is of until Mon.
day on account Of scarcity Of iron.
TnE First Branch Of Council will hold
another levee next Tuesday evening.
TnERE's nothing gives stone to the
stomach like ripe cherries, swallowed
whole.
A FARNER from the vicinity Of Farming.
ton reports heavy frost there yesterday
morning. The damage, he thought, would
be trifling.
IIHNRY DRAKE, mailer at the Top Mill,
fell in a 1t on Wednesday while ut his
work and had to be removed to his home
in a carriage. He was reported better
yesterday.
Miss BELLE BAlLE's select school held
It's annual picnic, yesterday, at Loring's
Grove, out the National Road. The pic.
nicers were taken 10 the country and re.
turn IN large omnibus.
OS Saturday evening the Second Regi-
ment Brass Band will march through the
principal streets 10 the wharf, where they
will 90 on board the steamer Telegram
with the excursionists to Marietta and
Parkersburg. u.,
COMPLAINT comes to us that the neglect
in keeping the entrance to the sewer on
Main street at the stone bridge clean,
causes the water, during heavy rains, to
run into the cellars Of the buildings in that
neighborhood.
TIE announcement may be little pre-.
vious, but II is concerning an interesting
and Important event, especially to the
congregation OF North street N. Z. Church
"A wedding is on di for the North Street
Church next Wednesday.
A BRIGHT little two.year.old son OF Mr..
Herman Seibert, the Second Ward BUTCH
err, strayed away from home last evening,
causing great anxiety to his parents. The
little fellow was found by boy who
knew him and taken home.
THE German Methodist Sabbath School
excurted over the p. W. & Ky. Road, yes
terday, to Green's Grove, four miles up
the river, and spent the day under the
trees very as!eeably, the weather being
propitious. The e=cursionists arrived
home about 1880 r. N.
THERE was pleasant social gathering
OF musical folks, last evening, at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. Allen Brock, South Broad
way, Island. During the evening some
very fine music was rendered by several
Of the company, refreshments were served,
and good time was had generally.
The boys along the river furnish the
passengers on the different steamers with
regular natinees in the way OF statuary.
We have not seen Ajax defying the
Lightning represented, but We have seen a
boy in Edenic costume stand on the
bank until boat was opposite and then
lplunge into the water.
Tug kite.Aying season is in full blast on
the SoultS Side, and the police are kept
busy preventing runaways. live are not
misinforlued, there is su ordinance against
kite flying in the city limits, and 1t would
be well for Young America to restrain
himselfin this direction, or the City Ser.
geant may haul some Of them over the
Goals.
The excursion and picnic contemplated
by the Zane Street NJ. Z. Sabbath School
for the Fourth Of July has reluctantly
been abandoned, Application was made
to the B. 4 0. Company for transporta-
ton ria the Hempfeld to Washington, Pa,
but the railroad officials state that they
are unable to furnish the cars. as they
have already contracted to supply cars for
an excursion OF the Cathedral Parish to
West Alexander on that day.