The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-13

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WHAT the country wants-lots Of sum.
mer boarders
YESTERDAY the feast OF Corpus Christi
was observed by devOut Catholics.
CocGAYNE's orchestra will go TO Wells.
burg on Saturday to play for u grand
social at Lewis orchard.
TuE "Nuw York Sercnaders" arc paraly.
King the lslandeswith Rose Geraninm
u very tart song BY Bobby NewcOmb.
Tng social givcnat Wilbert's Grove last
evening was a pleasant affair, very large
crowd being In attendance, Cockaync
furnished the Music.
TnR frequent showers are saving Us.
from severe heat, but Il is a great PITY
they cannot fall without washing sand
over the strawberries.
LAST evening was one Of the pleaSanteSt
Of the season for promena1ing, and the
appearance OF tho streets, which were full
Of life, was very pleasant to the eye.
OFrlCER MILLER was called on yester.
day in the First Ward to shoot dog,
lie did Il with Infinite grace, The dog
had bitten a child Of officer ST. Meyers.
Now the winds doth softly breathe, and
the flowers that garlands wreathe, a gentle
hint Of summer in the mind inplants; and
80 do the beetles and the spiders and tho
ants
4 SMALL boy yesterday threw stone
through the plate glass window OF An.
drew Stauver'S jewClry store, on Main
street, between Twenty.tirst and Twenty
second Tho glass cost $S6
A COOP many Of our German citizens
went out last night to Frank Walters
Two Milo House, and listened to some
very sweet music. Franks concerts don't
come often, but they ntC always appreci-
atGd
TME season for flies has opened, and now
n war will be wagel on that tribe in every
household with many dead aud few
wounded The latter will be mostly
swampGd in butter strip, hot drinks and
the like.
Mr., JAMES NlcuoLLS, who lives east o!
the city, had his back badly hurt yCster-
day while hauling rails on sled. The
horse fell down and upset the sled, which
rolled on Mr.. Nichols. lie is now con-
fined to his home, unable to move about.
llENRY REES, u South Side painter, had
an eye successfully removed few days
since, ReCs had suffered from blindness
OF the organ for some time, and recently II
cold settled in It which caused intamma.
ton and rendered the operation neces.
Sary,
Csc. ScuELl, living on Market street,
North Wheeling, was on high WGdnes-
day night, and murdered sleep Tor all
the neighbOrS within q square. He kept
mp the racket yesterday morning until
Officer St, Myers run him into the cooler.
He'll have hearing this morning before
Judge Cranmer,
IL our report Of the commencement OF
the Wheeling Female College yesterday,
we should have said that Miss Bertha Z.
Williams Miss Mary Mayer, Miss Flora
Hall and Miss Mary Engenia Bishop, were
the hOnorcd recipients Of the gold medal.
as these ladies' had completed the musical
course as well as the classical course OF the
College.
THE Committee on Roads and Bridges
OF the County Board Of Commissioners
have made couple OF trips through the
country this week, examining the condi.
ton OF the country roads. Squire
Schultz, member Of the Board from Richie
district, was out with the Committee three
days, and complains that the trip has re.
duced him almost to Il skeleton.
Az old lady named Sweeney, living In
Centre Wheeling, was overcome hv the
heat near the corner OF Market and TWEEN.
ty.thinl streets, yesterday afternoon about
/ o'clock, and fell to the pavement in a
iAintinG condition. She was carried into
the house OF n neiGhbor, and restorativeS
being applied, she soon reSained con-
seriousness. and was able to walk home.
The Board Of Education will meet in
regular session next Thursday evening.
There are several matters OF importance
demanding the attention OF the Board. In
all probability Principal will be chosen
to SRccecd Prof II. \. Mer,E, Of the Eighth
Ward School, who has resigned to accept
position in StcubcnvillO. Already nu.
merouS applications have been made to
the local Commissioners for the position.
The stockholders OF the Riverside Build.
ing Association held their third annual
election for 4 Board OF Directors at Otis
Hall last evening, The following Board
WAS chosen: MeSSrS. Thomas O'Brien,
J. T, Holman, jacob Hull, 2. L. Kim.
berly, W. S. FoOSe, William Myles, James
McAdAmS, John +. CIator and George 4.
Jingle. The Board is OF the same compo.
SitiOn rs last year, with the exception Of
Mr.. George 4. Jingle, who was chosen in
Mr.. J. NJ. Brodie'S place.