The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-10

BrIer Mention.
LiLACs are backward,
Tue dust will not down.
su1MER resort pianos are being tuned
up.
T9r latest spring style Is the kangaroo
pocket.
Tnr Supreme Court Of Appeals will sit
to-day.
ouR farmers all look cheerful. This Is
good growing weather.
TnR Fulton paper mill Is undergoing
important improvements.
WoRK was begun on the new @. p.
Brown boat house yesterday.
KiNRERlY ispptting up new coal .ehutes
at his Manchester Coal Works.
TnE Council Committee on City Prison
has been called to meet ct u o'clock to-
night.
lTuRRB deeds OF trust and one deed in
fee were admitted to record yesterday by
Clerk Hook.
Tux military companies Of the city will
have . wing drill" on the Capitol Square
this evening.
THE Beethoven Singing Society excurt
TO Cresap's Grove tomorrow, on the
steamer Hudson.
PRESENT indications point to a large at.
tendance OF Steubenyillians at our sham
battle on the S0th.
SrEELR Miller, aprofessional intoxicant,
was run In by officer Davis yesterday al
ternoon, upon the sane old charge
Tue Supreme Court OF Appeals, which
has been In. session in this city since the
Sth OF March last, will adjourn to-day.
SuERtpP TINS, Of Putnam county, lodged
a two.year convict, convicted OF house.
breaking, in the Penitentiary on Thurs.
day.
THERE Is talk OF an excursion from this
city to Canton, Ohio, on the 22d inst,
when q new Catholic Church is to be ded.
icated there.
THE Crescent Boat Club, not being able
to find their boat house, which was carried
off bya recent ireshet, have decided to
build q new one.
TlR annual election for officers and d.
rectors Of the Chiliren's Home will be
held to-day, at the Bank Of Wheeling, be-
tween 8 A. N. and 3P. NJ.
The Council Standing Committee on Ac-
counts and special Committee on Clark K
Manion's street cleaning contract met last
night at the city building.
ONE OF the strongest evidences Of total
deprayity is that at about this season Of
the year o good man would rather go fish
ing on Sunday than go to Church.
THE Averill Cavalry Division will hold
d reunion in this city on the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER next. The West Virginia troops
belonging to this division were the lst,
I'd, Sd, 9th and It'll Cavalry Regiments.
Ar q meeting Of the Lindsey Literary
Society yesterday afternoon the following
officers were elected: President, George
Laughlin; Vice President, Charles OFT;
Secretary, Walker Frisselli Critic, John
X. List.
THIS isjuss about the time Of the year
when sentimental young girls with
dreamy eyes and s!lken, golden hair pay
So a dozen for potato.hul6si ia the hope oil
seeing them sprout and bud into rainbow
tinted, perfumed hyaclnths.
A PARTY OF eighteen couples OF young
folks fromthe South Side, accompanied by
Meyers orchestra, comprised a surprise
party which called upon Uncle John
Weiss, out ct Triadelphia, last night. The
trip was made in acoupls Of omnibusses.
TIE Lindsey Institute Cadets mot yes,
terday afternoon and decided to compete
for the Grubb cup on sham battle day. II
some OF the older companies don't want
to be laid in the shade bytheSe young gen.
tlemen we advise them 10 be upanddoing,
THEsR lovely morning when the yio'
lets, bediamoned with aeY-drops, nod Ian.
guidly in the redolent paths of'thp wood,
land, and the wren skips gaily about,
cause the black.eyed maiden to find pleas.
ure in encasing her snowy armsin an old
pair OF stockings and going out to dig in
the garden .
DANIEL BRosT, who attempted suiCile 81
his home in the First Ward on Wednes'
day, will probably survive his folly. Yes,
terday his condition changed for the
better, and the inflammation about the
wound vas considerably radqced. DR..
Ulrich thinks that with careful nursing BIC
will recover.
NuLt 9ulLLkh uhA ItNOkSu HIS OTueE CHI
ing on three military companies OF the
city for a Ewing drill" on the Capitol
Square this afternoon, upon learning that
several Of the commissioned officers will
be out OF the city, on business connected
with the sham battle. There will accord
ingly be no drill to-day.
VIZ call attention to the advertisement
Of Il. H. Sweeney in another column, of.
ering for sale the Star Oil Stove. AS the
hot summer months are approaching when
cooking over a hot stove Is very uncom.
Portable, it behooves all housekeepers to
call and examine this new invention,
which not only makes cooking pleasant
but relieves the cook Of many other incon-
~veniences which cannot De stated at length
in this short notice.
A CORRESPONDENT writes US: A large
and intelligent audience OF students and
citizenso Of ut. Union and Alliance gathered
the other evening at College Hall, 10
listen to Rev. A. G. George, D. D., Of
Wheeling, W. Va, who lectured an hour
and a half on the subject: "What will
Mrs. Grundy Say!" Among his hearers
prevails the unanimous opinion, that the
lecture was the best treat OF oratory, wit,
literary and moral excellencies, they had an
opportunity oil listening to for many years,
and the Committee OF Arrangement on
Lectures are thinking of having 1t re.
pcated at an early day, because It was q
grand discourse, to cay the least Of It.
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