The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-21

MUNICIPAL cdrar itsiO!day.

MUNICIPAL NOuKt slts tUsuuyt
.THE Firemen will parade this afternoon,
THE ladies Of the Disciples Church, at
Moundsyille, testivated last night.
THIS weather all comes from the "Thirl,
House" stirring up the ground hog.
oSE matriRgelitenSe was Hooked yes.
terdRy at the County Clerks Office,
A soLpiEEs' reunion Is 10 I've held, al
Little Washington on the 2sth inst.
TnE students up att'little WASH" will
indulge in amask parade Tomorrow.
A PAIR and festival was opened at the
Church Of the immaculate Conception last
night.
fnR slelghing Is very fne Uout Tie roaa,N
and is enjoyed by many merry sleighing
parties.
TnERE will be q temperance meeting at
Parkers Hall this evening. Good speak
ers will be there.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday WASH
ington's Birthday, the banks will all be
closed. All notes due on the ed are
therefore payable to-day.
JusricR WAIT on Wednesday issued a
warrant for Frank Roberts, on q charge of
committing IN assault and battery upon
Mrs Nickers. Roberts has not yet been
found by the officers.
A TEMPERANCE meeting was held at Mo.
zart Hall last night, which was addressed
by MeSsrs. VIM. List and Robert Marshall.
There will be a meeting at Mozart Hall to.
morrow evening. Several speakers have
been secured.
THE Excelsior, Social held n select mas
querade at Gerlnania Hall, last evening,
which was a very successful affair. There
was q large attendance OF n1askers, and
fun reigned supreme. The affair was in
the hands OF the following committees:
Arrangements Geo. w. Hess, George
Kress, j. w. Cornbauer, ]. IIoch, A. W.
Smith; Inyitation-Joseph Lo,z, Joseph
vockler, Bernard Willke, John Snyder,
Joseph Yahn. Themusic was furnished
by Mayet Is ~
BELLArRR 1.ocAls.-The temperance
meeting will be held at tho United Pres.
byterian Church Friday evening.
The children will repeat their entertain.
ment Saturday evening at the Methodist
Church. The programme is to be an CHI
tlfely new one. -s.gt-. .,...
Tic snow 81 the last few days, coming
at intervals and each layer getting packed
before the next falls, has made our pave.
lnents very slippery, as II Is impossible to
obey the ordinance about cleaning Off the
snow, unless the people will devote
their whole time 10 II. Several persons
have been hurt by falls. Col. Bowen fell
heavily at the postoilice steps and was not
feeling very well at the Temperance meet
ing Wednesday evening,
There is to be adirondack meeting at
City Hall Friday evening. II is reported
that the meeiingis TO send q delegate to q
Green back meeting at Ehicago.S ~ AS u
There are no signs OF any focal option"
agitation here, as yet, except the county
seat removalists' petition TO be allowed
local option on removal.
The IgdsRe'Eiegt this week ,has long ar
iticle on the removal question.
Bellaire people lately seem very forget.
full. There are almost always several let
tiers at thepostofiice that have been drop
ped In without stamps. t2't
Washington's birthday will not be Ccle-
brated In any public manner here. Was it
ever?
Some Bellaire people went 10 st. Glars.
vile this week TO attend court. They
went via the St, Cairsyille Narrow Gauge
road and were kept'in the woods a good
part OF the day, while the engine got up
some more steam, Ono DellRireap wished
he had the voters from the west Of the
county all on that train, he thought they
would not hesitate to vote for Belaire.
\ When thav want IN 5thR 81 Glairavilln
depot lit is supposed to be at st. Glars
vile, bpt it Is really,a half mile in the
country 10 come homo, the locomotive
was out-of repair and could not come
down. A flat car was shoyed out by some
OF the passengers, and, With sovOral rails
as brakes, they started without an engine.
Tho rails were run through hole In the
car floor and put against the wheels.
With one stop they. reached Quincy, but
too late for tho Baltimore and Ohio train.
Thompson AICkelVsy, OF st, 0laiHville,
was in town yesterday, r., z,
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