The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-26

coal dealers are happy.

OUR coal dealers are happy.
TnB Committee on Ordinances met last
night
DPnTnERlA is prevalent in the sixth
Ward.
YESTERDAY was payday at the Ben.
wood mill.
TiIE Belmont mill is getting ready for
something.
TINS is committee week for the Board OF
Commissioners.
TrERE were four cases In the lookup ct
midnight last night
one marriage license was Issued BY Re.
cordeE Hookyesterday.
Taf MannerChor Singing Society Will
have q picnic at Green's Grove to.mor-
row.
THERE Is q break in the sewer on the
east side Of Chapline street, below TWEEN.
ty.Eighth.
'sQu1RE ScuUIEzR Is at work upon the
Council report Of the Committee on Equal.
iSation and Appeal.
THE troops over the river will go into q
six days encampment at the Cambridge
Reunion this week.
SWEENEY & SoNare making q ney Cylin.
der for the tow.boat Barnard, to replace
the broken n on her.
TIE new Lutheran Church at Benwood
was dedicated yesterday. A large number
went down from this city.
New rolls and squeezers are being put
In the Benwood Mill which Is off this
week on account oil repairs.
THE Agnes Wallace Villa Combination
will open the season in this city on Satur-
day night at the Opera House.
The new steamer Diurnal brought 800
people TO the camp meeting at Mounds
Vile on last Sunday from points below.
TIE Maynard Rifle Club has completed
a new iron target, three feet in diameter,
TO be used at Tingle Range, on the Island.
PAT BAILEY is in the lookup on a charge
of thrashing his wife on Saturday last In
the Sixth Ward, The arrest was made by
Lee.
Those "lagoons" in the Eighth ward
were materially increased by yesterdays
rains. Who will attempt to have them
drained.
The wreck OF the towboat Ed. Hobbs
was sold yesterday to Pittsburgh parties
for $500.
The following letters await claimants al
the Postofice in this city: Blandell R. A.
Julia Miss, Nichols Geo. F., Weidell Al
bert.
HENRY B. NOLAN was appointed Ad'
ministrator Of Annie E. McLain, deceased,
yesterday. Bond 5000, with John G. Nc
Lain as surety.
TIE "boys and girls OF Pleasant Val.
ley gave their annual picnic up the Big
Creek on last Thursday. Quite a number
from this city was invited,
Cart. S. L. BRlcE has prepared a history
Of the FiitY.second Ohio, to be read at the
reunion at Steubenville this week. He Is
Secretary OF the Association.
The Nail City Brewing Company had 9
special meeting On yesterday, and deter
mined to erect a large new ice house or
their grounds near the brewery.
THERE will be an excursion to Pitts
burgh from this city on nextFriday, to the
shooting match at Schuitzen Park for $25(
aside between Slopnick and Graham.
The Belmont Mill practically began
work yesterday, grinding ore and othel
work, trying the engine and machinery
&c. 1t is thought that work will begir
in earnest in a day or two.
THE Granger picnic on next Friday, a
Samuel Buchanan's Mills, will be an i'm
usually large n Washington, Marshal
and Brook will send large delegations. T
T. Cockayne's band will be there.
A LADY living in East Wheeling, VIII,
D wanted to mail a letter the other day, wa
: : told to put it in the box near by. She re
: turned in a moment and said that the DO,
9 was locked and she couldn't get in.
QUITE number of our citizens will tax
advantage OF the cheap fare to Cambridge
o., this week-only $40 on the B. &. g
for the round trip and attend the re
union Of the "blue and gray" at tina
place. The reunion begins to-day.
The well at the new Eigth Ward Hos
: House was filled with sand and water b
. yesterdays rain, and the house threaten
: ed with an overflow, but a drain throug
IN adjoining alley prevented. Some a
ton will have to be taken by the Commit
tee on Streets, Alleys and Roads in til
matter.