The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-10

Ties.
TIE Top Mill:will be on in all depart.
ments to-day.
The Belmont Mill will be on in ell de.
partments to-day.
A large supply Of ore was received day
or two ago at the Belmont.
THERE are very few unemployed menln
and around this city ct present.
THE Tempest, Science and Ed Pope are
In the Matamoras trade at present.
TIM st. Matthewssocial tomorrow even.
Ing will be very interesting affair.
Tux cigar makers hold another meeting
this evening All interested invited.
The Bethany College burning Is said
to be the Checklist" thing on record.
THE Hinge Factory, having received a
large supply oil material, will resume to-
day.
IT is too expensive to keep the Capitol
clock lighted, so say economical Council
men.
The sheet rollers at the Whitaker Iron
Works are working on satisfactory slid
ing scale
A row occurred Saturday night at l2
o'clock at Seventh and Market streets.
No arrests.
FARMERS report better progress in Fall
and Winter work than has been made for
many years.
TIE cellar Of Daniel Dudley on Nine.
teenlh street was robbed OF some clothes
on Friday night.
The nailers will receive an advance Of
l4I per cent. from to-day, by the terms Of
the sliding scale.
TIE muck rollers Of this city and vicin.
lily have asked an advance Of ten cents per
ton, to date from November 18th.
MUCH complaint is heard from residents
on the National road above Seventh street,
about the condition Of the board walk,
TwO.uoRsE team from the country, ran
of above tile Top Mill on last Saturday
afternoon, but were checked before doing
any damage.
HENRY DEvINEIY was arrested on Satur-
day as suspicious character. He had a
silk handkerchief which was supposed TO
have been stolen.
ANOTHER transatlantic shipment oil glass
ware was made by the Central Glass works
on Saturday by the Baltimore and Ohio
and Baltimore S. S. Line.
The residents Of the North End, on
Market street from Tenth TO Eighth,
would like to know why the gas.lamps
cannot be lighted in the evenings.
REAR Admiral ]. JelIey Blttelle has u
MastOdOn pumpkin on exhibition at the
Boat Store two and half feet in length, 63
inches in circumference and weighs 10
lbs.
MASTER JIMMY HASEs entertaiaeda mum.
Der OF his juvenile friends with masquer-
! ade at his parents residence, corner Sew.
enth and Market, on last Thursday even
ing.
JAMES TRAVIS won the prize pool cue Of.
fered by Charles Helmhright, having
''pockeled" 10 balls 10 Register mans H.
who was awarded s. in cash as the second
prize. ...r.
SOME countrymen, under the influence
Of liquor. caused little excitement neal
the Vigilant Engine House, in North
Wheeling, Saturday, by iourishing loaded
revolvers.
: ACCTIoSEER HALLER sold the Schwlnn
: property at Triadelphia to James Rine for
,, $500, and the slaughter house property Of
; Charles Held, in East Wheeling, to Peter
: Dillon forSl4l.
: A LITTLE son Of Henry Hahne, who lives
{ in the Eighth ward, while whiting q
stick, yesterday morning, ran the blade O.
the knife into his wrist, severing an ar.
terry. He bled very profusely before med
ical assistance arrived.
WILLIAM SHELLEY attacked and badly
beat William Kelley at Hardenstein's sa
loon, in North Wheeling, Saturday after
noon. A message was sent to Polict
Headquarters, but Shelley escaped anC
. has not yet been apprehended.
THEiriends OF William Lilly, the veteran
soldier Of Company A, 43d Ohio, who ha!
: been sick for the last three years, Intent
giving him q testimonial benefit the lat
ter part OF this month. 7. T. CoCkaynt
has donated his services gratis for the oc
casion.
YESTERDAY afternoon horse attached
to a buggy belonging to Louis Stiiel, o
North Wheeling, ran off on Main street
near Seventh, throwing out the ocCu
pants, his wife and child, but wishout
any serious injury to either. The ruu.of
was caused by the breaking of an axle.