The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-07
RrIeT Mention.
GTxrLE Spring Is unreliable.

NtNILEopIluB - uuEellHult'
TnE Legislature will adjourn next Mon.
day.
days. lsiJil
MuSlclpAL Court will sit again week At.
ter next.
TnE ground hog still has a firm grip on
the weather.
TnE hydrant water was riled about
something yesterday.
TnERE were ton ynfortunates in tho
lookup last night. All petty cases
TIE Council Committee on City Prison
met last night at the City Building.
Tue kite season Is near at hand, and tho
sale OF Irvine has increased somewhat,
A pRorRACTED meeting Is IN progress at
the West End NJ, Il. Church, bridgeport.
TnE Mozart Hall Temperance Union
will icstivate this evening aud tomorrow
evening,
TnE train on the Central Ohio Road, due
here at 1880 o'clock last evening, came In
about al hour behind time.
CouScL Committees on Water Works,
Cemeteries and Streets, Alleysand Grades
met at the city building last night.
o. Wednesday George Sewers one Of
tho Oldest residents Of Bridgeport, died
suddenly at his home In KirkwOod, Of the
dropsy.
YorS, men and woman should not be
allowed To stand At the gate too long these
nights II IA liable 10 bring on tlle new.
moon.ia. 6GGfF II rs
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Smith was RIM over and Eiilei on lie q. <
| Il, RAILROAD. NEAR Inc La Belle g lNsslyVorks,
on WelnestIay.
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t.aor Si,Is ~, .'jsIi, ,tnats = III
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a SEWING gttl employed al Y, W sea
or'gl smetc W lallotln cSIapllsllllS...'
to,,SS v" an1 "e Sor e,c ~ hadlv '
IT, a'.. W. ''S' S,'V'N Ss.' :,
thksE was party o. nIIy OF more o.
our gu olthens " FRANK Matsers ivy MlIe
tiouse YESTERDAY, 10 PSF.aEe ol iathS W
herman soup ne spreal before tNem. 40
polIlesl significance % atIacileu 70 'he
gathetihg'
LAST evening Prof. Porter, popular
music leacher al Lltue "ashinEIohi WIN
s pghhh eht I..o.nO,i, !ne ;s;ntSSIo
nuns Win Al lhIeIeoTns anu I'SS, "3. y,
entertalnment, eoLnl,Fi ~, vocal anu III
strumehlal muslc,ahu taOieS"A'
IT will be seen by q notice in an other
column that one OF the old residents OF
this city s-departed this life, viz: the
late Isaac II. Jones, father OF !. +. Jones,
Esq, o. thIs CITY. ne mao iia'ely Dee ell
ii.vlng ~ New lork state hi1i' u "a'''eu
uaughter'
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed TO
keep on hand at the Postotiice supply OF
cheek and proprietary stamps, and full
supply Of this class OF stamps has been
received. Parties desiring said stamps can
! procure them by.applying at tue General
Delivery Window at the Postoihce. -
YEsrERDATC.1I. fancy sold his interest
in the Register Printing Company lone
twentieth) to W. J. Johnston, for. 81, $50.
This Is one.hali the interest OF the late w.
H. Taney in the newspaper; the other
half was purchased by MIR. Lewis Baker
on Tuesday. The deed was filed with the
County Clerk yesterday afternoon for re-
cord. ~
THERE has been wafer for running coal
for several doSs mast Int owing 10 The
strike amorofhsl minars ihsrei! po coal
10 90 IIS%sSeE X n probably all tho
better for tEeoperators, as Il ilfprobabiy