The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-22


OLD Sol wins every heat in the summer
rays
orHAk Hook issued one marriage license
yesterday.
THR weather does not seem 10 affect the
organ.grinders.
TIE B. & o. pay car went out the Hemp.
field yesterday.
LISTENING to the "yoice Of nature" we
note that green corn Is little husky.
THR weather seems 10 worry the average
dog, and hydrophobia will be the next ex.
element
IT Is reported that the B. & o. Railroad
employees will be uniformed on the first Of
September.
The main body OF the Cleveland excur.
sionists are expected to arrive home this
evening, on the $3.50 @, & P. train.
The railroads centering ut Cumberland
offer liberal rates TO those who may attend
the proposed soldiers reunion In that
city,
TIE writer was considerably about the
city yesterday, and thinks II perfectly safe
10 say that the frost Is all out OF the
ground. ..
LATE last night a force Of workmen were
employed in resetting the turh.table on
the street railway line Just opposite the
Regiar Office.
ACCORDING 10 an Oakland paper, up TO
Saturday last the arrivals at the Oakland
and Deer Park Hotels exceeded, by seven,
those Of last year.
TnE best way 10 cool of Is to read o
Chicago paper telling how hot 1t is In st:
Louis. II makes man In Wheeling feel
like putting on his oyercoat.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is do
Ing thriving business in the Transports
ton department now. The shipments
East Of grain and live stock are unusually
heavy.
The hot weather makes the ''laundee"
business flourish, and 10 Lee, the heath
en-, hauls in the wilted cuffs and collars
with 6endish glee. The ice man -
LETTERS addressed as follows remain in
the City PostofEice uncalled for: George
W. Davis, J. W. Frye, Miss Lizzie Holmes,
A. F. Ramsey, Miss Theresa Shaler, Fl. @.
Smith, g. H. Turner, N. P. Vance.
The Disciples congregation and Sabbath
School are busy with preparations for
their picnic at Green's Grove, up the P.
W. 4 Ky. Road, next Friday Extensive
preparations are being made, and 1t will
doubtless be very pleasant affair.
A PHYSICIAN says ice-cream exhausts the
vital forces. For vital forces" read
pocket.books. Itonly exhausts the vital
forces Of the young man who, while out
promenading with his girl, Is making her
Culean efforts to dodge dozen ice-Cream
signs,
That trap at the corner Of Eoff and Fit.
teenth streets may prove very costly
one to the city II they leave it In the I'M
finished condition that II now is. There
Is danger to life and limb to pedestrians
passing along that way. Hurry up and
finish Il, as It Is dangerous and insight
ly looking thing as 1t now is.
ONE Of our well known produce dealers
Jumped on B. & o. train, the other
night, to ride down to Benwood and meet
the train from the east, upon which he ex-
pected to receive fresh supply Of fruits
and vegetables. But he went to sleep be-
fore he got TO Benwood, and when he
opened his eyes he was beyond Quincy,
making good time toward GAINESVILLE. He
offered the conductor $50 10 take him
back to Bellaire, which offer was Of course
refused, and he was obliged TO put in the
remainder OF the night at GAINESVILLE and
return home on the early train.