The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-28

corder Hook yesterday.
FITrY.rYE carloads Of freight left this
city, yesterday, East over the D. & o.
TuR work Of macadamizing Seventeenth
street Is rapidly being pushed to compile
ton.
IMMENSE quantities Of freight are now
being shipped East and West over the B.
HUBBARD's saw mill is running in full
operation, and Is turning out some heavy
work.
TnE Bcnwood mill will resume work to.
day, after several days idleneSs on account
Of repairs.
SIMON KLINE, it,, had his face badly
bruised while moving some heavy turni'
ture a day or 10 ago.
TIE Mrnnerchor picnic ut Green's
Grove, yesterday, was q very pleasant
and successful affair.
FRANK WALTERS will give q concert at
his Two Mile House tonight, Niewig'a
full band will be there.
TnE Pittsburgh Southern will help the
Waynesburg road to-day in an excursion
advertised by that road.
The train due in this city over the B. &
10. at ll:l6 last night, was detained four
hours, East Of Benwood.
CLERK DEITERs, OF the Board Of Com
missloners will have his room o%verhauled
and renovated next week.
Two now sheet mills will DO erected al
an carly day at the Crescent mill, making
six in all in operation there.
IT was VIM. Charnock Instead Of John
who was before Squire Philips on a
charge OF cruelty to animals.
SQUIRE MARSHALL bonded a Miss Woos.
ter in $50 for abusive language toward q
neighbOr, day before yesterday.
KXoXE insists that Murphy made the
remarks to him, given by US in our report
OF Mondays race between them.
A SIGN at q South Side saloon yesterday
morning read "Hot Cup To-day" 1t was
altered 10 "sup," and finally left at ''supe."
SQUIRE II. W. FHILIPs issued q warrant
yesterday for Betsey Obey, charged with
abusive language towards John Wooster,
TIE office OF the New Mcclure House Is
now about completed, and is the hand.
soonest and most convenient one in the
State.
Business along the river is exceptional.
ly good. All the local packets report 9
good trade both in passenger and Other
traffic.
THERE was a picnic at Craig's Grove,
West Alexandria, yesterday, by the Pres,
byterian and U. z. Sunday schools OIL
that place.
DEPUTY County CLERK W. II. WooDl
has turned his attention to the culture o.
peanuts with great success, at his Leather
wood farm.
TIE attention ofthe Street Commissions
is called 10 the bad condition Of the board
walk on the National Road, above Seventh
street, eastside.
CocKAYXE and his band were wanted
at Sistersville tomorrow evening, but
could not accept on account OF the
Granger picnic.
SQUIRE SCHULTzE has completed hi
labors on the report 10 Council OF thu
Committee on Equalization and Appeals
and will report at the next meeting.
THE battle flags belonging TO this Stat,
will be taken to Steubenville to-day By
our delegation, and their bullet-riddlec
appearance will no doubt attract great at
tention.
WM. ZIMMERMAN has in his possession
some money issued by the Pennsylvania
Assembly in. 1776, in 20 and 40 shilling
denomination, and also Continental none,
OF IT'S.
THE interior OF the Court House la
been materially improved in the last few
weeks. New mattinEs, repainting and
general renovation have done much t,
give it comfortable look.
TIE Committee on Finance and AC
counts meets tonight at the Court House
The Committees on Poor House and Farm
and Court House and Jail will meet OF
Friday, and the Committee on Roads ant
Bridges Saturday.
A SoUTH SIDE constable was stopped
near Caldwell's Run, on Chapline street
night before last, by some needy individu
ais who were not aware whom they verl
stopping. A sight OF his revolver, how
ever, persuaded them to allow him Il
proceed.