The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

40 COURTS we're in session yesterday.
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CouxrY CoUkT will be in session today.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the LaBelle
Mil. ~.
US. Dsraicr CouEr will meet in this
city March lst.
SCARLET fever is very prevalent in the
Sixth Ward just now.
RESERVED seats for the matinee on sale
at Lucas this morning.
TnR 7. B. S. Society will celebrate their
anniversary February Nth.
The Cathedral bell was put into position
yesterday by Sweeney 4 Son.
LARGE quantities OF stock are being car.
ried over the Hempfeld just now.
A LEAP year party OF large proportions
Is booked for the Island next week.
TIE ]. W. Schultz Boat Club gave a
dance at KoGh's Hall, Eighth ward, last
night.
The B. & o. pay car arrived in the city
last night and will go out the Hemptieid
to-day.
A LOST boy, named Carter, was picked
up in East Wheeling last evening, and re-
turned to his parents.
TIE Adah Richmond troupe will arrive
in this city by special train over the
"Pwiky" tomorrow evening.
We are under obligations to the Wheel.
ing Saengerbund fora ticket to its first an
nual ball, January %, at Washington Hall.
SOME OF The presents Of Miss Won
Blumen are exhibited in the window OI
q. Y. Lucas music store on Market street.
OVER twenty.seven millions Of cigars
were manufactured and sold in this city
In 1879, and the trade Is constantly inCreas-
ing.
AN East Wheeling man named Abinger
was before the United States authorities
Yesterday for violating the special license
law.
A LARGE reception at the residence oil
one OF our most prominent citizens, is put
down among the social events OF next
week.
ED. JOINT was before the Police Court
yesterday morning, on charge OF .disor.
derly conduct, but the case was continued
until the 3lst.
KRAMEn's ORCHESTRA is taking an ac'
tive interest in Miss Won Blumeu's COM
| ing walk, and preparing some new music
for the occasion.
The centennial Jubilee Singers" a
troupe OF very talented colored singers
sang at West Alexander to large houses
Wednesday and Thursday nights. -
TIE Governors office is sill besieged
with letters asking for the release OF Ice
the Marion county soldier confined in the
Penitentiary for the murder OF Wade.
RESIDENTS Of La Belle street say that
: they are prepared with hospitable shot
guns (Barksdale pattern) 10 welcome any
, stray fire bug who may be inclined tc
visit them.
SQUIRE j. F. MAYEs, OF West Alexander
! married a couple the other day for nothing
and first lent the groom an old pair o
boots to get married in. This groom wal
King among men.
A coLoREp boy, eight or ten years o
age, was bitten by a largo New Foundlant
dog at the corner OF Fourteenth and Eol
streets yesterday. One VI the boys hand
was badly lacerated.
TnE Centennial Jubilee Singers will sing
at English Lutheran Sunday School at
o'clock tomorrow, and at Fourth Stree
NJ. +. Sunday School at 3 o'clock, and a
English Lutheran Church at7r.M.
By numerous request the management
of Haverly's Juvenile Pinafore Company
have concluded to sell reserved seats fol
) matinee, this afternoon, at I5c. Seats cat
be secured ct G. y. Lucas music store.
SPECIAL United States agents G. W,
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man named Gebhart in the Sth Ward yes
terday, who Is suspected OF eYading The
revenue laws. He will be all right aitel
this.
Az alarm OF fire was sent into the Allan
tic Engine House last night from the resi-
dence OF John Clator, Sixteenth street
beyond Jacob, last night, caused by burn
j: ing SCOT. No damage was done and the
fire was quickly put out.
CLEMENS BARrnoLUs, who lives between
Twenty.tiith aud Twenty sixth streets ant
Jacob and Wood streets, went to bed thu
other night and shortly after discovered q
fire in his woodshed, which he extinguish
ed. lie cannot account for the fire.
Az old man named Seabright, on Thurs
day night went into woodshed in The
rear OF his home, near the Sixth Ward
School House, and found fire rapidly
making Roadway. He extinguished il
before any damage was done. lie says he
had been in the woodhouse about five
minutes before and no fire was there then,
TIN AE,erican Pottery and GLASSWARE Re.
porter, Of Pittsburgh, says: "Mr. Chas,
Bean, OF the Belmont Glass Works, was in
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