The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07

TO-DAY is payday at the Central Glass
Works.
BUcKwnEAT has made It's appearance, in
the market.
To.MoRRow will be payday at the Whit.
taker Iron Works.
The female walkist had finished 32s
quarters at midnight last night.
A NEW street roller will be the next i'm.
provement for maCadamized streets.
Col. SAN. NORTON left the city yesterday
TO pass several days at Claysvllle hunt
ing.
Council Committees on Streets, Alleys
and Grades, and Water Works met last
night.
TmE sheriG7s tax gatherors are taking
in the taxes in different parts Of tho city
at present.
Jog BALzER entertained his reportorial
friends at his New Delmonico in first class
style last night.
TIE Butchers Association are repairing
and rebuilding their tallow house at Man
chester
THAT unsightly pile OF sand and gravel
at the corner OF Jacob and Seventeenth
streets is being removed.
FISHERS foundry is shut down for the
first time in eleven years. and this on nc
count OF repairs tot boiler.
TnE stewards Of the Wheeling District
NJ. 4. Church will meet at Fourth Street
NJ. 4. Church this morning.
THR Committee on Accounts will meet
this evening, and Cemeteries, City Prison
and Market House tomorrow.
A NEW floor and new stalls have been puI
in the Vigilant Engine House, and other
necessary repairs made.
TIE work on the Top Mil stack was
temporarily suspended Wednesday on
account of tho brick supply giving ont.
THERE was report on the streets last
night that tho Bridgeport coal miners
had struck, but nothing definite was heard
from It.
TIE nail factory OF the Top Mill went
to work again yesterday, and also the
boiling department, supply Of iron hay
ing been procured.
LARGE hunting parties are leaving the
CITY daily for Pennsylvania and Other
points along the Baltimore and Ohio anC
TIempfeld railroads.
PERSONS crossing the suspension bridge
complain Of the danger from cattle droves
as there are no barriers between the side
walk and the roadway.
A FLOCK of wild geese passed over thii
city in southwesterly direction about
eight o'clock last night. Weatherwise
ones augur cold snap In consequence.
THE rim Of the squeezers at the Il
Belle mill was broken Wednesday night by
cold ball, necessitating a delay OF several
hours, or until new one was put in.
MICHAEL LRIp, OF Cincinnati, has beer
visiting Father KreusCh's vineyard. ant
also the Mt Airy vineyard Of G. Hess
from the latter Of which he bought 2,20(
gallons OF wine yesterday.
THERE will be a temperance meeting a
| u O'Clock this evening, at Peterson's Hall
held by the Temperate Prayer Meeting
Union. The meeting will be addressed
by Rev. Samuel Steele and i. q. Cracraft
Esq.
MAYOR SWEENEY is in receipt OF com
munication from Mayor Jacobs, Of Gin
cinnati, asking for information in regart
to the price paid for gas in this city, as tht
contracts are to be let soon for lighting
his city.
Mr.. THOMAS II. NEFF, Of Nllngo, Jelfer
son county, Ohio, was married at The
Stamm House parlor yesterday to Mis-
Sarah Browning, Of this county, by thu
Rev. G. Z. Hite, in the presence Of a larg,
number Of witnesses
TIE nail manufacturers and nail plat,
rollers held a conference last evening t.
consider the request OF the latter for an
advance in the price Of rolling. Thel
adjourned without concluding their con
ference, and will meet again this evening