The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-02
Brief Mention.
will he resumed at the Top Mil

WoRI will be resumed OF the Top Mil
to-day.
THE steubenyills Loan: Exhibition
closed a satisfactory season OF two weeks
on Saturday night.
THERE were one hundred and ninety.
seven cases before the police court dur
ing the month Of May.
The Star Minstrel Troupe, Of Bridgeport,
gave an entertainment at New Athens, o.,
on Saturday evening.
The refreshing showers Of the past two
days will greatly benefit the crops, Which
were badly in needof rain.
TnE farmers are getting ready for cut.
ting grass and grain, aud the trade In
reapers and mowers is looking up.
MKT Saturday the Brown Stocking base
ball club, and the Wood Choppers, o fthis
city, will tuSsle with the ball and bat.
Tux Hawley property, on North Market
street, was sold.to Fred. Grnber, Saturday
morning, by AuctionCer HRller, for 81 1910.
PREPARATION for the summer is every.
where visible among our mOdistes and fur.
nishing houses in the manufacture OF suit
able costumes,
You've MEN who have their hair cut
close to the scalp or shaved might produce
quite a picturesque effect by having their
heads frescoed.
TIE Germania Singing Society will ex-
curt TO CrCsap's Grove to-day, on the
steamer Telegram. Mayors orchestra will
furnish the music,
DuRINGthe month Of MAY, County Clerk
Hook issued twenty.onG marriage licenses,
and recorded forty.tour deeds OF trust and
forty.two deeds ia fee.
A LARGE picnic was held at Beach Bot
tom, near Wellsburg, on Saturday, by the
residents Of the vicinity. C%ockayne's or.
chestra furnished the music.
Ox Saturday last a-hase ball match was
PLAYED b. the Cassells, OF Bellaire, and
the Mechanics, OF South Wheeling. The
former won by a score Of IL to II.
COMPLAINTS continue to pour in about
boys swimming in the liver within the
city limits in the day time. Nothing short
ola few arrests will do any good.
TIIE harvest season is near at hand and
supplies OF clubs are ready for the first pc.
etical contributor on the golden grain
as it waves in the field or any other place.
WE hear that Manager Lucas proposes
to re.organize his "linaiore" company
early in the fall, and have a season Of a
week or so in Parkersburg, Marietta and
other towns, producing the opera one
night in each place.
Work will be commenced at this end OF
the Tuscarawas Valley Road today. The
surveyors have been busy for several days
laying out work tor u large force OF labor
crs. It is confidently expected hat the
road will be completed and in operation by
October next.
Az unsuccessful attempt was made to
burglarize the residence Of Mr.. Philo KIM
berry, in Manchester, the other morning.
The thieves were operating on the kitchen
door, when Mr.. Kimberly unlimbered his
artillery aud opened fire, causing them to
beat a hasty retreat.
We call the attention OF our readers to
the announcement Of Mr.. John Becker,
jeweler, appearing in another column Of
this. issue. Mr.. Becker is located at No.
5000 Jacob street, and has only such q
stock as is found in a flrst-clasS jewelry
store. Repairing a specially.
0x Saturday morning Mr.. VIM. Paxton
met with an unfortunate accident near the
Market House. While he was walking
along the pavement Il boy wheeling a bar.
row ran against him, throwing him down
and b~ruising him severely. The old gen
tleman wa removed to his residence on
Chaplinc street in a hack.
Tue Board Of Trustees of the Wheeling
Female College have unanimously deter
mined to continue the lease OF the Col
lege to the present efficient Superintend
ent, Miss 4. Taylor, until 1855. Mis-.
TAYLOR has managed the College with
ability and success, and under her excel
lent administration it is achieving a repu
tation second to no school Of like charac
ter in the country.
THE June term OF the County CourI
will sit tO-day4-rhe following is a list oil
the Grand Jurors, who meet at 10 O'Clock
this morning: John Zoecklcr, G. j. Rawl.
ing, J; S: Rhodes, J: b. Sheppard, Joseph
Dalzell, Jonn H. Hall, L. Z, Hanson, Jo'
seph Schiller, G. W. Conner, Charles W,
Seabright, Il. W. Rumble, Edward West.
wood, Joseph seybold, W. C. Handlan,
James Robinson, Joseph Bell.
THE steamer ilron Valley, which boat
took the excuIsionists from New Cumber.
land and Sloan's to witness the sham bat.
tie at Wheeling, arrived at our wharf about
II o'clock last night. She had quite q
number Of bloods on from this city, and
after landing here they procured a lot oil
rotten eggs and treated the boat with a
perfect storm Of the rotten missiles. Sew.
eral Of the passengers had their clothes
badly damaged; besides the Captain re.
ceiyed n plumper right between the eyes.
We did not learn how the trouble origi.
nated.-SdtbcnrM Gazette.