The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-06
RrieTmention.

Brief Mention.
THRRE cases in the cooler at midnight
last night.
ONE marriage license was issued by Re
corder Hook yesterday.
,SourRRLEAN Nix is having his Office
/ re-papered and %frescoed.
THRRR are fourteen prisoners now IN.
1.-The county Jail, and ten
A. q. EaRRrRR & Co.. 5 team RAM tf near
1.-THE b. & %. depot, Monday, doing some
little damage to the wagon.
REYMANN's brewery is turning out beer
at the rate of ten brews q week atspresent,
which exceeds any previous work.
MR. PntLo KIMBERLY has laid stone
foundation preparatoryto5 building brick
bofice, ut his coal works nManchester.
MR. CHAR1Es e.. KRHI, lately OF Chi
lcago, has been engaged to s~uperlntend
1.-The painting and beautitying:ot b Cen-
trail Hotel.
eTHR work of tearing down Reymann's
malt kiln, under the superintendent OF
Messrs. Redman and Hamilton, is pro-
crossing rapidly.
JOHN LANTRY, living in the Eighth
Ward, had q valuable COW killed on Mon
day night by the b. 4 o., near Water
houses brick-yard.
,SouIRR Bu1aER has moved his Office to.
a more eligible situation, on Market street,
below Fourteenth. Henow has one otthe
finest shops in the city.
TnE sale of boats and barges of the
Wheeling Tow-Boat and Barge Company
will take place to-day. Some valuable
property will be disposed of.
TINS Redmen celebrate the twenty-sixth
Anniversary of their organization at Mrs.
lRoettger's place, Elm Grove, tomorrow.
IQuite a large time is expected.
THR preliminary hearing of Enoch
Manly, charged with being connected
with the Feiber robbery, will not take
yRa lihiee until further n0'ss: MANY Is N
The finance committee of the st. AL
lphonsus Society were around yesterday
SETTLING accounts pertaining to their late
picnic. 1t is understood that they met
with considerable success.
TnEf funeral of Peter Wendell took place
from his late residence on the South Side
Yesterday afternoon and was largely at
tended. Logan Tribe No. independent
Order of Red Men, accompanied the re-
mains to the grave. The interment, took
place at the Red Mems graveyard.
THR Butchers Association, which some
time since made arrangements to erect
a new house for the storage OF hides,
on the corner of Seventeenth and Wetzel
streets in Manchester, East Side, have
DELAYED the commencement of their build
ing until the city changes the course OF
water, which rum through a gutter on
their property.
PERSONAL MENr1oN.-Frank P. Ingham,
of Baltimore, is at the New Mcclure.
w. G. Stillwagen, Esq, of Pittsburgh,
was in the city yesterday.
e. I. Allen, of Fairmont, was in town
yesterday.
George Woods will accompany Prof.
Birch to Kentucky.
Judge Jas. II. Ferguson and Miss Liz,
zie Creel, of Barboursville, were Joined in
the holy bonds of m~atrimony, on last
TUESDAY morning, at the residence OF the
brides parents, in the presence of a few
morning train for the White Sulphur
where they contemplate spending the,
honeymoon.
Joseph Ryan, Esq, appointment farmer
: of Washington county, Pa, Is in the city.
Mr.. Al. Halstead has severed his con
~nection with the INTELLIGENGER, which
. he served in the capacity of city editor,
, , and has associated with him Mr.. John T.
r Grubb for the purpose of publishing Ihe
; Saturday Erening Journal, a paper that will
i make its appearance as soon as the neces-
sary arrangements are completed for its
publication.
registered az the New hIC11uIS.
I. Y. Hamilton, Esq, of Washington,
Pa, is in the city.
F. S. Bell, of Brooklyn. N. Y, is at the
New Mcclure.
city.
Rev. NJ. B. Wilson and wife, of Cali
polls, are at the Stamm.
Mr.. Fred. Hanke arrived home last
night from a business trip.
Prof. Karl Hermann. a celebrated Ger
man pianist, arrived in the city on Mon
day evening direct from Stuttgart. He
expects to locate here. He has quite 9
; reputation in Germany as a pianist, and
> will doubtless be a musical ornament to
: Wheeling.
Will Armstrong, of this city, is home
from several years residence in Europe.
Ex-senator Alfred Caldwell arrayed
himself in his warpaint and started for
Webster yesterday, to war on the game
= there.
1 T. S. Brown, a young attorney of Wells
:, !, burg, was in the city yesterday.
8 Mr.. Nebb, of Dayton, Ohio, a brother
in-law to Messrs. ]. l.. and C..E. Stifel Of
our city, arrived here last night after an
: absence of f~orty-three years, on a visit tC
! friends.
l Louis Baker, Esq, of the Register, is al
the seaside.
W. S. Mcdonald, of the Register, is back
from Niagara.
A TRI-SrArE P1cN1c.-The Patrons OF
/ Husbandry and farmers of Southern
Pennsylvania, Western Maryland and
a West Virginia nave completed arrange
+ ments for celebrating their Sixth Tri-State
= Picnic at Williams Grove, near Mechan,
a icsburg, Pa, commencing On Wednesday,
August %, and ending the following Fri
day. Numbers OF oranges, clubs and in