The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-16
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NErT Monday Is Book Beer Day.

TIE Hinge Factory started up again yes
teraay.
drug stores.
WILD geese and ducks are plentiful in
dams Just now.
THE people over at West Wheeling
want Postottice.
ONLY ladies who own seal skin sacques
regret the departure OF winter.
GARDEN making seems 70 be the rage
throughout our city at present.
MIKE LOTUS, Superintendent Of the
Citizens Passenger railway, Is able 70 DC
out again.
ONE deed Of trust was recorded, and one
marriage license Issued by Recorder Hook
yesterday.
To-Day will be pay day at the gas works,
Central Glass Works and Whitaker
Iron Works.
A VERY pleasant little party came of At
the residence Of Mr.. F. Winship, Virginia
street, Island, last night.
wHEELISo's soldiers, monument Is an
elephant. They don't know what 70 90
with ik-Stettbenville Gasetis.
EDWIN MKRABES is filling the place Of
Dave Henry, hostler at the Atlanuc
Engine House, while the latter is sick,
BARSrM's show, 1t Is said, will visit
Wheeling some time this summer. II Is
well to have something to look forward to
in life.
SPRINo Is certainly upon ps. The night
watchman's snore in the doorway AZ a.
VI. and the absence Of straw In street
cars are sure signs.
A LAD named Anberger was struck on
the head with billet Of wood BY play
mate yesterday, in East Wheeling, IN
Hicting severe wound.
FROM present indications the number
who will attend the May Musical Festival
at the Queen City in May will be larger
than on any former occasion.
PErER FARLEY was married TO Miss Julia
Dennis at the Cathedral yesterday by
Vicar General Sullivan. The attendants
were Joseph Mich and Miss Kate Deylne:
ONE Of the employees at the Top mill
blast furnace was seriously injured last
leyenipg by piece OF coke falling from
the elevator and striking him on the
head.
THOMAS HAvEY is the name OF the
Wheelingite who was knocked down and
robbed OF $50 and q gold watch on the
South Side the other night.-PiastIirgh
Telegraph.
The bearing Of the case against Thomas
Hill (colored), charged with tearing down
the fences OF Joseph Feay, was postponed
by Squire Caldwell yesterday until iu'
ture day.
OK account OF the Armstrong concert
this evening the "Yokelellows" entertain
ment, at Fourth Street Church, has been
postponed until day to be announced
hereafter.
CHARLEs ZoHcKLHR was to have been
before Squire w. Ii. Caldwell yesterday
on a charge OF disorderly conduct, but as
| he Is in Jail on charge Of lunacy he did
not appear.
A LARGE number OF delegates to the
missionary meeting at Wellsburg came
over the Hempaeld from Washington
Taylorstown, Claysville and West Alex
ander yesterday. -f
ALARaE force Of constructionists for the
Western Union Telegraph Company lei
Yesterday for West Alexander TO erect
: line OF poles and wire to Cumberland
Nd, from this city.
wHREIBARRow was "lotteried" at the
, Atlantic Engine House night before last
for the benefit OF widow woman: John
Beckert was the drawer, and the sale
realized about sl2 80.
A SuNRRR OF young ladies living in East
Wheeling gave a pleasant reception 70
their numerous friends last evening
which was highly enjoyed by all. I. I
Cockayne furnished the music.
7 SuPr. RIDDLE tells US that the fire plug
in the Third and Fourth wards will b.
blown out to-day and tomorrow. House
keepers who have washing TO do vii
. govern themselves accordingly.
CD. THOMPSON, Vice President OF th,
Second district a. A. /. S. 1T. W., lef
: last night for Pomeroy, o.. to arrange
difficulty between manufacturers and mef
Z in the nail factory of that place.
8 DoS'r fail to attend the concert thi:
7 evening at New Wiesel Hall, 70 be giver
! by Prof. VIM. Armstrong. BE will bt
9 assisted by Profs. Hermann and Schockey
j Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Whitaker.
Gov. MATHEWS yesterday issued a com
mission to E. D. Withrow as Captain o
the Greenbrier Light Infantry Gays
vice Captain Montgomery, promoted &c
be Lieut. Colonel OF the Second Regiment
The addition to the Labelle Glass Works
over the river, is progressing rapidly
The company shipped over $751; 900 worth
!. Of ware during March, the largest monthly
shipment in the history Of this successful
company.
Prof. Lott, OF Columbus; Mrs. Whitaker
and Caldwell, the Harmonic Maennerchol
mixed chorus and his own class OF ladies
and gentlemen, will give grand concert
on the evening Of April 10th.
FoRrY.noHr ladies went from this city
yesterday 10 attend the Presbyterial Mis-
sionary Convention OF the Woman's so.
/. cieties, which Is in session at Wellsburg
II the delegations from other points are as
full, the meeting will be large one. Il
closes this evening.
THREE horses attached to a wagon load
ed with hay frightened at a train on the
Hempfeld, on Seventeenth street, yester'