The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-25

MUzzLR your dog.
HARvESr Il about over.

MUSILB your uog.
HARVEST Is about over.
TaE streets look deserted. HN
TAE fly Is disgustingly obtrusive.
TnE Municipal Court has adjourned
over to Saturday.
The blackberry crop seems TO have been
q comparative failure this season.
TRAVEL eastward on the B. & o. Road is
much heavier than In July Of last year.
TnE prospect for large attendance at
the public schools this fall Is very good.
MEssRs. srALLcRoss & WALTER have
had their Belleyiew farm laid out in lots.
TIE infant child Of Mrs. Max Baer, re-
Gently deceased, died yesterday afternoon.
srEBKg advertises grand concert 10
take place at his Sky Parlor tomorrow
night.
TIE balance Of the excursionists from
this city to Cleveland returned home yes
terday.
IT Is no great hardship to be turned out
in the "cold, cold world during the
heated term.
THE Goblet Company, Of Bellaire, Is
laying out ground for the erection OF
additional buildings at It's works.
THE Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades has been called 10 meet
at the City Building this evening.
" there isany man we envy 1t Is the
cool.looking person, who in the midst OF
the hottest wave looks as calm and serene
aa n shane of ice cream.
Lors 5 and o, on Baltimore street, East
Wheeling, belonging to Thomas Britt,
were sold at public sale on Wednesday, by
Christman & llaller, auctioneers, for 500
each.
THE GARDENERS residing in the neigh.
borhoOd OF Glenn's Run held moonlight
picnic ut Green's Grove last night. A
most pleasant time was had by our rural
brethren.
TnE attention OF the Street Commits.
sioner is called to the bad condition OF
Fourteenth street from Main to Water
street. No street Is more used, and none
are in worse condition.
THERE is young lady residing in East
Wheeling who has Just completed as fine
q job Of granting as can be done by our
best painters. She Is thinking OF employ.
ing several hands and taking contracts.
The Third Presbyterian Sabbath School
will have a picnic at Cumnins' Orchard,
near Benson's Ferry, to-day. The school
will meet at the church ut eight O'Clock
and march to the ferry. All friends are
invited.
THE Council Committee on Railroads
has been called to meet at the Office OF the
T. W. 4 Ky. Company, this morning at
10 o clock. 1t understood that the pro.
posed extension OF the P. W. 4 Ky. road
to Benwood will be discussed at the meet
ing.
THERE is talk Of special meeting oil
Council tonight. 1t is likely that meet
ing will be called at an early day, II not
this evening, to receive the report Of the
Committee on Streets, Alleys and Grades,
and award the contracts for street clean.
ing, furnishing CurDing and crossings, &c.
TIE SteubenviIIe Turn verein hold
their festival at that city, commencing to.
morrow and lasting until Monday evening.
A large number Of the fraternity as well
as friends from this city will doubtless be
leave tomorrow afternoon and another on
Monday morning.
YESTERDAY afternoon little Miss Glass,
OF La Belle, and boy year or two her
junior, were driving up Market street in a
phaeton, and when opposite the New Nc.
Lure the horse SHED at pile Of boards
and turned suddenly, overturning the We
hicle and gently emptying the occupants
upon the sidewalk. They were not hurt a
bit, but the stationary umbrella which had
shielded them from the rays Of the sun
was ruined.