The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22

TnEM Municipal Court sits to-day.

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BALED hay Is getting scarce and high,
CRY CouScll meets tonight In special
session.
No cases Of sunstroke have thus Ear been
recorded this season.
Tng Municipal Court will meet to-day,
pursuant to adjournment.
Rorn's string band OF Fulton give q ball
at Elm Grove next Thursday night.
PMorooRAruER HIoatNs yesterday pho.
toeraphed the steamer Annie Kelley.
A STRAWBERRY mark on the lower lip is
now considered an evidence Of wealth,
APRIL showers-that Is, warm spring
rains bring forth great agricultural gains,
MEssRs. SWEENEY & Son arc furnishing
the Creek Mill with new rolls and o large
shoe,
A COUPLE OF deeds Of trust were left at
the County Clerks office yesterday for
record.
HorE HOSE COMPANY No. 9, Of Bellalre,
will give q picnic at Barnard's orchard,
May SOth.
TnE Wheeling Turner's are making ar
angements for a grand ball on Thursday
night next.
TnE circus men put up a big bill board,
yesterday, opposite the Capitol, on Six
teenth street.
TME soda water man 10 cleaning up the
old machine for the coming Campaign-or
stomach pain.
TnE spring.time raggedness Of the urchiu
OF the period Is apparent. He rips where
he does not sew.
TnE Loan Exhibition at Steube nvllle
will begin about the middle Of May and
last for two weeks.
IT DOESN'T require tact 10 put down
carpets, but they are seldom put down
without being tackled.
How does 1t come that nobody amounts
to anything as q fiddler unless his name
winds up with a "i' or an "l"?
A GERMAN theatrical company will pro
duce the Daughter of the Regiment al
Washington Hall, on Wednesday night
next.
TnESuperintendent Of the Water Works
has recently laid pipes from Main stree
to Wilson 4 Dunlevy's shops, on Sixth
street.
TIE hull Of Capt. n. Wintringer's new
boat was expected to arrive at Sweeney
landing last night to receive her ma
Chinery.
YESTERDAY GEORGE ZlRGLER, q Cabine
maker at Metznor's shop, had n Of thu
fingers ofhis left hand badly crushed b!
an accident.
AVERY pleasant party was given las
night, at the residence Of Mrs. Seibert, on
at Pleasant Valley. Myers orchestr
furnished the music,
ABOUT ten o'clock yesterday morning,
wagon broke down nearthe Central 6las
Works, on the Elm Grove track, obstrucl
ing travel on that road for some time.
KRAMER has been engaged to play 70
the German rendition ofthe Daughter @
the Regiment on Wednesday, and for tn
Turner ball on Thursday night, ut Turne
Hall.
Gov. MATTHEWS yesterday issued an OF
der calling an election for the purpose @
electing a Lieutenant Colonel for tn
First West Virginia Regiment, rice Hug
Sterling, resigned.
LAST evening a very pleasant party wa
held at the residence OF Mr.. r. Kemp, OF
Sixteenth street, whore the company er
ioyed themselves dancing to the music c
C~ockayne's orchestra.
A PLEASANT surprise party was held 9
the residence Of Mr.. Henry Seibert, on
the National road, last evening. Bill
Mayors excellent orchestra was on han
and played for the dancers,
Mr.. julius LousE made a present to n
Anton Reymann yesterday afternoon Of
handsome pipe which no brought frot
. Germany recently. Mr.. Reymann ~
cepted it in his usual modest style, an
tried its merits with a quiet smoke.
The spring has come upon us suddenly
with all that the name implies. On til
garden and lawn old empty tin cans, ri
Gently coyersd by the snow and ashes c
winter, now glisten warmly and brilliant
ly, in the soothing vernal sunshine.
TIE Wheeling Turner Association wi
give q grand ball at Turner Hall on Thur
day evening, April Gath. The Committe
, consists OF Messrs. Phil. II. Koehle
Henry Hoeier, Adam Blum, G.. Amicl
and VIM. Schambra. Kramer will lurnis
the music.
KRAMER's orchestra played several tune
before the telephone in Reyman's brewer
Office last evening, which were distinct
heard at the other end OF the line in Rolf
Market street saloon. Joe. can claim ii
honor Of sending the first music over
telephone wire in this city.
IT is reported that the ARRAY which o.
Cured last Saturday, at the Laughli
Mills, in Martins Perry, hatYeen Mario
Burris and Barry Burns, will result MOI
, seriously thanat first anticipated. We III
I. derstand that Burris is lying very low
!, with small hopes Of his recovery.
BALL playing in the streets, as at pre-
ent indulged in by the youth in some POI
tons OF the city, endangers not only VIII
; dow glass, but keeps thennwary pedestria
lodging il he would save his head. Their
are other and better places iorthis healtl
full amusement, and the public should sc
that 1t is confined to those places.