The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-28

WE want no more heated terms until
next winter.
Tine mercury took a drop Saturday, but
not drop too much.
"CAx You Support Me Darling7" Is the
prosaic title Of new song.
The Sheridan Rifles have decided TO at.
tend the Soldiers Reunion ct Cambridge.
Ohio.
The B. & O. trains were not running on
schedule time, Saturday, on account Of
several land slides In the mountains.
TIE Pleasant Valley folks enjoyed a
pleasant social at Hornbrook's Park on
Saturday evening. Cockayne furnished
the music.
TIE young lady admirers in Bridgeport
OF the next Governor OF Ohio have under.
taken to supply beautiful flag for the
Foster pole recently erected there.
THERE Is talk Of o race between Andy
Knoke, OF the Leasure Club, and John
Murphy, OF the Schultz Club, for 500 q
side. The hackers Of the two oarsmen will
meet at Garrigan's saloon tonight 10 talk
business.
TIE applicants for positions as teachers
Of the German language In the public
schools were examined on Saturday BY
Prof. SchaGer, assisted by the Committee
on German OF the Board Of Education.
There we're six applicants.
ABOUT Ii o'clock Saturday night the
GermAuia Singing Society rendered Mr..
Franz Laupp a serenade, at his place O.
residence on the Island. Mr.. Laupp will
leave for Germany tomorrow, and expects
10 be absent about two months.
TIE funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Schnell,
who committed suicide in Centre Wheel
ing on Saturday morning, took place yes.
teTday afternoon, from the residence Of
her husband, on Main street, Fifth Ward.
The inlerment was at the City Cemetery,
THE LaBelle Fishing Club, composed OF
Messrs. W. f. Freese, ALI. Campbell, Jas
Maxwell, VIM. Gaughan and John Stro'
bel, leaves this morning over the u. 4 o.
Road, for three weeks hunting and fish
ing trip in Ohio. Ed. L. Bender accom-
panies the party to Cambridge, where he
leaves them for trip TO the West.
TIE glass chandeliers that were placed
on the splendid steamer Thompson Dean
By Messrs. Hobbs, Brockunier 4 Co. are
greatly admired by the travelling public
Ed. Brown, the steward of the Dean, who
is now in the city, says Capt. Tom Leath
ers, OF the new steamer j. NJ. White, Is &c
well pleased with the chandeliers that be
wants pair for his boat.
A TRAMP entered the office OF DR.. j. G
Hupp, Saturday evening, while the Doc
tor and family were at supper, and carried
off the Doctors hat. The Doctors color
ed man obtained a clue to the thief at {
grocery where he had attempted to sell
the hat, and came across the rascal limsel
on Ninth street. Upon being threatened
with arrest, the fellow surrendered the tile
THE colored camp meeting now going
on at Walnut Grove, in Martins Ferry
was quite largely attended yesterday. A
large number OF persons from this city
both white and colored, were in at
tendance. The Rev. John +. Hamilton,
OF Bellaire, preached both in the morning
, and evening, and Rev. 6. T. Branch, O.
: Bridgeport, in the afternoon. The meet
ing viii continue until this day week.
The Belmont County Teachers Insti
tute will be held at Martins Ferry the
week commencing August 18th. The lee
turers engaged for the meeting are: Hon
W. D. HinEle, State School Commissioner
and editor OF the Ohio Educational Monthly
Hon. E. White, President OF the Purdet
University, Indiana, and School Commits
sioner ]. ]. Burns. An examination O
teachers will be held at the close Of thu
Institute.