The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-13

THE Dead Beat Fishing Club is at home
again.
OuR local packets report business as be-
ing very good as present.
THERE will be q grand concert at G..
siebke's sky parlor tonight.
The United Engine was tested Monday
evening, and worked all right.
A INV switch is being put up on the
site Of the old Hempfeld depot, by the B.
go. Company.
WM. MARSHALL, thealleged murderer Of
Carr, in Washington county, Pa, has been
released on bail.
RosEY 0'BRIEX and Lizzie Clark were
licked up last night for d~isorderly conduct
in the Fourth Ward.
The weekly reception Of the German
was held at Mt. Belleview last night.
Quite q crowd was out.
TmE butchers will hold their annual
picnic on tomorrow at Memminger's
orchard, Pleasant Valley.
AUGsT. MILLER, OF Fulton, while cutting
up hogs at Lists pork house on Monday
last, cut his hand In a terrible manner.
The funeral Of Frank Budke was largely
attended yesterday. Several societies to
which he belonged were in attendance.
A VERY pleasant birthday party was
given at Mrs. WArren's residence, South
Wheeling, Monday night, to her daughter.
TIP arms at Koch's Hall were taken
possession Of by Capt. S. L. Brice, on the
part OF General Woods, aud removed 10
the Capitol.
A YOUNG man named Meigs was killed
on the Charters Railroad, near Cannons-
burg, Washington county, Pa, on Monday
evening, while walking through q cut.
CONSTABLE JouX J.. CooPER is after Ed.
ward s. Harris, charged before Squire
Wait with abuse Of his former wife. He
has not been able to come up with him yet.
Two pieces Of the boiler OF the Inflated
Iron Valley were brought down by the
G.. ". Bachelor last night, and left on the
wharf. They attracted a great deal Of at
tention.
ALR0R delegation from ClaysYille and
West Alexander, will visit Hornbrook's
Park this evening, 10 attend the reception
to be given to I. T. Cockayne, by his
friends.
jog LEE, an almond.eyed Celestial, run
q small boy around the streets yesterday,
and catching him took him before Squire
Miller for throwing corn-cUbs at him. The
boy was discharged.
A LARGE party assembled at the house
Of Peter Zoeckler, at Fulton, on Monday
night, to celebrate his G4th birthday.
Dancing TO the music OF Cockayne's band
was kept up until a late hour.
THE St Matthews Sunday School pic.
mic, at Mahan's Grove tomorrow, promises
to be one Of the most pleasant excursions
to the woods occurring this year.
The grove is situated convenient to the
railroad, and affords q shady and cool re-
treat for q day in the country. See adyer.
tisement in another column for particulars
as to departure Of trains and price OF
tickets.
ENTERPRISE LoDdE, No. %, ]. 20. g, T.,
met as usual last night. This lodge is the
only Good Templar Lodge in the city, and
has been going steadily on for over twelve
years. When other lodges have been fall.
Ing all around, Il has nobly kept It's head
erect, and especially before the general
temperance campaign (Murphy) had a
great deal 10 contend with. But within
the last three years when the community
at large have seen the glorious effects Of
total abstinence the lodge has been, reviy.
ed and almost every meeting night there