The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-19

Tni farmers are bringing plenty Of :hAy
to market.
MANY men with hand.organs are around
the streets.
TIE Municipal Court will commence its
July term on Monday next.
Two deeds In fee and one release deed
were lled for record with the County
Clerk yesterday.
TowBoATs with empty barges have con.
siderable difficulty in passing over the bar
at the head Of the Island.
THESE are fast and sensational times, and
during this weather even the nineteenth
century dogs lead Tabid lives.
THINK Of the beauties oil some near Sum.
mer resort and plan trip there, II but for
o day. Next winter will pass more pleas.
antly from the remembrance.
TME ''oldest inhabitant came out Of his
lair yesterday morning, but was promptly
hustled back before he could make any
unpleasant remarks about the weather,
Tms Ia the latest: "You bet your sweat
life 1t is," To DO worn on small placard
under the lapel Of the coat, and used in
answering suggestions about the weather.
AT the County Clerks Office, yesterday,
Louis F. stifel was appointed admlnistra.
tor OF the estate Of Catharine Briesoch,
deceased. Bond $1,000; II. n. Russell,
surety.
The Council Board Of Equalization and
Appeals, which has been In session at the
city building during the past week, will
probably complete their labors to-day and
adjourn.
A TEMPERANCE meeting will be held at
Parker Hall, on the South Side, to.mor-
row afternoon, commencing at o'clock.
Good speakerS-Rill be present. all are
invited to attend.
The first instalment OF peaches and
watermelons was received In the city last
evening, and will be sold In the Second
Ward market this morning. The fruit
came from Baltimore.
TIE Eighth Ward Rangers, q new juve-
nile company, made their appearance on
the streets yesterday, for the first time.
Their appearance caused quite an excite
ment and was highly interesting,
Mn. WV. HASTINGS, Of the Sixth Ward,
is preparing plans for handsome COTTAGE
10 be erected on the camp grounds at
Moundsville. When completed, 1t will be
one Of the finest yet erected there.
J. R. WILSON, JR,, Of Short Creek, Brooke
county, was thrown in front Of the cutter
bar last Wednesday, while moving with a
rear.cut Champion mower. 10. says that
BY doing his level best he made through
itall OK.
PEOPLE owning property on Front
street, Fulton, will be compelled 10 have
their houses raised some three or four
feet on account Of the change in the
grade Of the street, which was recently
macadamized,
The village Of Rogersville, Greene coun.
ty, Pa, isn't SO sleepy as some people
think tits. 1t walks up like little man
with a four.legged chicken. A Wheeling
commercial man who visited Rogersville
the other day says be saw the monstrosity.
Two members OF the Jack Bass Fishing
Club, while crossing Wheeling Greek on
the back Of an "animuIe," near the camp.
ing grounds OF the club, had the misfor.
tune to drop from the back OF the "ani-
mule" into the creek, which resulted only
in washing for those who made the
drop.
A NEW fishing party has been organized
in the Eighth Ward, composed Of Messrs.
Thos. Deignan, Erred. Shafer, Daniel
Calm and others. A splendid new boat
has been built and furnished with all
modern conyeniences. The name given
to the party is "Piuatore," which bespeaks
success. The "Pinafore" will sail in about
ten days, and may 60 as far down as Gin.
cinnati.