The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-07
Rrief Mention.

1HB heu MEN picnic VI WITS psuettBeE y
Elm Grove, to-day.
AsRrCuLAroR In oil wells might be call
ed o holesale dealer.
THERE are about 3 dozen camps Of fish.
ermen up the big creek.
FOURTEENTH STRICT, near the b. so.
depot, Is being Te-cobbled.
Nh. FRANK BubKE Is lying dangerously
III Of his residence IN the Island.
WI understand that a portion Of the
Riverside mill will resume to-day.
CocKAYSE played for a party Of Bell.
%aireltes OF Hornbrook's yesterday.
TnE Washington, Pa, Weekly Reporter
will be II years old on August 9Th.
THE b. 40. Express Co. Is now bring.
ing large quantities Of peaches for this city
JOIN GOODMAN and other Eighth Ward.
ers are encamped at Lut2' Mill, up the big
creek.
No. 8 on the B. L o. was about 8 hours
late yesterday. not arriving until between
9 and 8 o'clock =. NJ.
"CAMp SOLITUDE" Is what General
Ned Woods has dubbed his rendezvous OF
the foot Of the Island.
THE Butchers will hold their annual
picnic at Memminger's grove, Pleasant
Valley, this day week.
A MOST delightful rain fell during. last
night, cooling the atmosphere aud doing
other valuable service.
TIE next stock and implement sale at
Washington, Pa, on the 9Th inst, pro-
misses TO be very large.
A LARGE dance was given at Arbenz'
Hall, In the Eighth ward, last night
Viewig furnished the music.
TIE Wheeling Butchers Association
held their regular monthly business meet
ing at Beck's Hall, last night.
A REUNION of-the veteran soldiers OF
Fayette county will be held at Uniontown,
on Wednesday, the 9th OF August
The Wallace Sisters are booked to ap.
pear at the Opera House on the goth inst,
and Joe Jefferson for the second Of next
month.
A LITTLE child Of John Clar, living
near Seventeenth street, East Wheeling,
fell down stairs a day or two since and
was badly injured.
SQUIRE W. II. Caldwell yesterday
issued a peace warrant tor Mrs. Herman,
on complaint Of George Schapp. The case
will be tried to-day.
The newly elected officers for the hose
company in the Eighth Ward began the
work OF scrubbing out the new hose house
yesterday afternoon.
A Dou was run over and killed by one Of
the cans on the Citizens Passenger Rail.
way yesterday. 1t threw the car of the
track, causing a delay.
SOME Ohio man overcome by Wheeling
whisky last night, lay down at the western
end Of the Suspension bridge and had to
be carried to the lookup.
THg Matchmaking Of Seventeenth
street is completed from Eotf on the south
side OF the Hempfield track almost as far
as McCulloch on the east.
QUITE a large number OF our young
ladies went out to Hornbrook's Park, yes.
terday, and enjoyed themselves all day.
Larmie furnished the refreshments.
IT was Jacob, not Peter Wendell, as we
stated yesterday morning, that was buried
by the Red Men on Tuesday afternoon.
We inadvertently substituted n name
for the other.
Mrs. LETITIA TASEY, mother OF City
Collector ]. B. fancy, died yesterday
morninga at her residence, corner Eleventh
and Chapline streets. She leaves q large
circle Of friends.
We have NO possible objection to offer
against the determination OF cats, but at-
ter they have been, we do say that they do
not make pretty ornaments in an alley
these yellow fever days.
The stockholders OF the W. & W. Rail-
road will meet in Waynesburg tomorrow,
the Tth instant, at one o'clock 7. NJ, to con-
slider a proposition to lease the road 10
the Pittsburgh Southern.
FRAZIER, the young man so severely cut
q few weeks ago, seems fated not to get
well. An abscess has appeared near the
wound and the possibilities Of recovery
are more remote than yer
The Harvest Home picnic at Craig's
Grove tomorrow, promises to be the larg-
est affair OF the kind every held in Wash
ington county. A large crowd will go from
our city. C~oCkayne's Orchestra furnishes
the music.
TIE 20. U. F. Y. NJ" NOV guess what
that means) fishing club left last night on
their annual excursion for Grove Yard
run, opposite Powhatan. People living
in that vicinity had better caution" their
chickens to roost high.
IT will be seen by an advertisement in
another column Of this paper that Mr..
George Schad, the well known butcher,
announces the daily sale offresh and pure
meats off the ice. George is an enterpris.
ing fellow and always handles No. l stock.