The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

luE HlhllS uIc hllll arriving IttIc Ihtc'
TnE merchants clerks have all they can |
do nowadays taking stock.
A NUMBER Of the street signs on the gas
lamps need arranging badly.
OSE deed in fec was admitted 10 record
yesterday by County Clerk Hook.
\ LARGE rosebud, with three rose leaves,
is now the fashionable bOutOnierc.
l.oCAL Democratic politicians were busy
Yesterday setting up things for the prma.
rics.
Tue fine weather Of Yesterday sulIicch
to bring out the slcighing parties in full
force.
SHERIFF TINGLg, with his accustomed
energy, is taking IN active part in city
politics.
4 MAN who was attacked By Penn
street dog, yesterday, sailed away Oh the
first bark.
TmE Council Board Of Equalization and
Appeals will meet nj the city building Oh
Monday evening.
TmI railroad mans vocabulary is not
strong enough TO express his opinion Of
Mr.. Indications
COuSCIL Committees on Accounts and
Streets, Alleys and Grades met ut the city
building last night.
II our ice dealers have not u full supply
housed, they certainly have no one to
blame but themselves.
TIE contest among the candidates for
the nominations at the Democratic prma.
rics tonight is waxing warm.
IT will be a good thing for the wheat
crop il the snow should remain OIL the
ground until the middle VI next month.
We learn from passengers who came in
OH the b. Il q. Railroad that the snow is
much heavier here than il is in the noun
tains.
TmEbusiest people nowadays seem to be
the doctors. The changGallC weather is
the cause Of much sickness among the
children.
The sleighing yesterday was excellent.
The people in the country are now able to
get about with ease, and they consider it
Il lucky winter.
"TRAvEL is light" said n man at the B.
& q. depot yesterday. $50 is kerosene"
said another, and the whole crowd seemed
awe struck, us it were.
YESTERDAY Old Prob gaveus little im-
prOvcment in the weather, and il was
quite pleasant during the day. Trade in
all departments WAS better than for some
days past.
TIE Wheeling Hinge Company have
completed their account Of stock, and find
that they are on the right side OF the books
this last six months TO the extent Of five
per cent on their capital stock.
MAJ. j. G. ALDEISnS, who represents
the companies having insurance on the
Marshall College buildings ut Huntington,
has taken steps to have the buildings dam.
aged by tire Immediately repaired.
Fully 200 persons were on the ice in
front of the city lastnight. The snow hal
been shOvelcd oil q large space, making
tOleruhly good skating, and the space was
crowded with skaters Of both sexes until Il
late hour.
TIE benefit hall at Rcnwood last night,
for the benefit Of DR.. Carr, proved equal 10
the expectation Of the management, and
no doubt realized quite handsome sum
for the beneficiary. COrkaync's orchestra
furnished the music.
DuRrHG the past few days the clerks in
Collector Duval'sOlliCe have taken in con
siderable amount Of gold in payment for
United States taxes. The coin bore every
appearance OF having been carefully
boarded for some time.
STEAMBoATMEN everywhere should make
every effort in their power To guard against
II sudden break Of the ice, as there are
millions OF property that will need good
deal of Watching when the break up oc-
ours. Now is the time to prepare.
TnE special committee appointed by the
City Council 10 investigate the official con-
duct Of Vim. Winder late Chief Marshal
Of the Fire Department, held meeting ut
the Council chamber on Thursday even
ing, and without transacting any business
adjourned 10 meet again next week.
TIE attention Of our readers Is called To
the advertisement Of McssrS. Carnahan 4
Co., which appears in this morning i
ISSUE. They offer ut rare bargains Il lot OF
goods which they intend to sell before
purchasing their spring stock. Those who
desire to invest prolitahly in foot gear
should call and examine their stock Of
goods and ascertain theIrprlres.
Tmr citizens 81 the Seventh Warl in.
tcrrSlrl in the Temperance Law and Or.
der movement held a meeting last even.
Ing, at Barclays cigar store, and nomi.
mated the following Council ticket: First
Branch, K. T. Crswcll Second Branch,
j. u. Ewing and John Brown tthr pho
tographerJ. Mr.. Criswcll is also the noni.
nee Of the Republicans.
\ courIE"f fellows wh0h nd been nhil,.
ing rather freely ina Market Street saloon
last night, got into some alteration and
went into the alley adjoining IMke's
livery stable To settle the dispute in the
old-flshiunrd way. They tonight several
rounds without doing each other any
particular damage quite crowd was
attracted to the ncighhorh0od by the
display.