The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-24

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TRAvEL on the Central Ohio Division Of
tho B. 4 o. Road was delayed some yes
terday by freight train running of the
track near Cambridge, Ohio. -
TuE members Of Pamela Lodge OF Odd
Fellows are requested, by notice pub.
lished In our advertising columns, to meet
at their lodge room this evening.
MANAGER LINpEMAN, OF the Top Mill,
who recently fell on the ice and hurt his
knee very severely, is now able to walk
about with the assistance Of cane.
WHO was ont on the streets last night?
Who saw the slush and the filth and
didn't raise his voice in language more for.
chile than elegant? Shoot him who didn't
AGoLDnecklace will be contested for by
Misses Annie Fisher and Lizzie Warren,
ut u fair and festival to be given in Febru
AIRY by the Church Of the Immaculate Con,
ception. .-ii' . 'H'' 'r''
YErrERDAY morning an engine on the
Hempfeld Railroad broke down neal
Point Mills, and was brought back to the
city. Another engine was sent to take the
train through.
THERE mover was a city that boosted Of
suCh.a dilapitlated set Of ibootbIacks and
newsboys as Wheeling, and yet some Of
them are little gentlemen, to thescontra
ry Notwithstanding. 10.
TnR following officers have been sclect
ed by the Board OF Directors OF the Nal
City Brewing Company President Peter
Welty; Vice President, F. L. Zeigler; Sec
rotary, Charles Bineell.. ''" T3'i'g"
TIN morning trains on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Road were behind time yester.
day. The detention was oooasioned by
the breaking Of IN axle OF alocomotiyeat
tached to passenger train.
TIE surprise party at Capt. Moore's, al
TiltOnville, on Wednesday night, did moi
break up until 0 A. NJ. yesterday when
many Of theguests returned to their homes
on the Steubenville Accommodation train
ONE of the clerks Of Market! Street es
tablishment went into the printing bust
ness yesterday, and the result was tla
card in the front window with this inscrip
ton: "Spurm OIL" That clerk s employer
should spurm up in spelling. ~
VIZ understand that Mr.. George A
Dean has taken charge Of the Ohio, &
Pennsylvania Coal Company's works here
has started them up aud is shipping Goa
to Cleveland. This, in connection with
his having charge OF the Mingo property
will fully occupy his fine, but us Mr.. Dear
is an energetic business man he will keeI
things MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
THE County Court was in session abou
an-hour yesterday morning. Counsel In
tho case Of Burns & Gillespie Vi. @. Mack
in & Co. submitted their arguments upor
the instructions TO be given to tke jury
which His Honor took under advisement
and adjourned the Court over to this
morning, when the jury will receive theil
instructions aud retire to their chamber Il
consider OF their verdict. ,,
The following arethe committees forth(
reception Of the Sheridan Rifles on thu
22l prox.:. Committee Of Arrangements
Capt. W. Newt! IinGb, Lieut. Henry
Rose, Corporal James ]. Burke, Edward
Howley, Sergeant John @. SchalIes, Cor.
poral VIM. f. Truax, r. w. Fleming
Committee OF Invitation Sergeant james
r. Travis, Edward Howley, Robert Flem
ing, NJ. Thompson, Jos. Kuhn, Corpora
VIM. F. Truax, WI. Welsh, John Brown
Floor Managcrs-Lieut. A. W. Cramer
Corporal James Michigan, Thos. AIilroy
Oliver Newland, Arthur Clarity, Edward
IIOwley, John Levey, Corporal Wm. =
TruAx, Robert Fleming, James Mix, bal
let master, Capt. W. Newt. Inch; as
sist0nt, Corporal JamesJ. Burke.