The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-24


THE B. & o. pay car was out the Hemp.
field yesterday.
TaE first Of the FIRE kilns at the pottery
Is about completed.
THE Sheridan Rifles, Capt. Linch, will
muster this evening.
Physicians report that the health Of our
citizens is improving.
SHEEP shearing and corn planting have
begun in the country.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday by Clerk Hook.
To-Day Is pay day at Hobbs, Brockunier
4 Co.'s South Wheeling glass works.
A TELEGRAPH office will be established
at Claysville, out the Hempfld road In q
few days.
DoN'T forget the sale Of tickets for "pli
rates OF Penzance" this morning ct. Lucas
music store.
TnE primary meeting in Webster Dis
trict will be held at the United Engine
House at 1880 o'clock this evening.
JUSTICE WM. W. MILLERiyesterday com
mitted Thomas Hullien to Jail as lunatic
Thomas Fox made the complaint.
THERE was very pleasant gathering O
Young folks at the residence OF Col. K. 81
Delaplain, on Chapline street. last night
A VERY pleasant surprise party tool
Mace at the residence Of Mr.. John Burt
on the Island, last night, for which Kramer
played.
MIR. JOSEPH ALrMEYER and wife, Of thu
Eighth ward, celebrated their tin wedding
Wednesday night by entertaining q larg'
number OF their friends.
THE Republicans OF Madison Distric
will hold their primary meeting at tn
Hope Hose House, on Eleventh street, a
1880 o'clock this evening.
From an agricultural standpoint las
nights rain was altogether timely, but no
SO from the standpoint ola Yokefellow o
member OF the Shakespeare Club.
SOME Of the young men OF Cent?
Wheeling have formed themselves into
Glee Club, with Mr.. VIM. j. Robertson q
President, and ]. n. Wayman as Secre
tary.
The Union District Blaine Club ad
iourned last night 10 meet at the Atlanti
Epgiue House this evening at seYe
O'Clock, sharp. all members are expecte
to be present
The Lindsey Echo suggests Ments
and Moral Improvement Society Tor tn
students OF the Institution. The Ect
doesn't mean to insinuate that the pupil
need 1t specially?
oRvlLlR CARROLL, who works at J. A
Holidays planning mill, Market and liver
tieth streets, had three fingers OF his le
, hand cut of by a,saw yesterday morning
DR.. Edwards amputated the stumps.
A rFS.YRAR old son Of B. A. McEntee,
the Eighth ward, had his arm fractured
the elbow, Thursday evening, Will
wrestling with bis brother. The fractuI
is very bad one. Dr.J. II. Pipes redu'
ed 1t.
The B. & o. railroad company will issu
excursion tickets at reduced rates from a
points on their road in Ohio to the H
publican State Convention at Columbus
commencing with Monday and good uni
the S0th inst: .ta.g
Miss VAN PRLr, a lass OF ii or is year
OF age, who lives on South Broadwa
Island, while standing in front Of the fl
Monday night, had her clothes ignite'
but they were fortunately extinguished b
: fore any harm was done.
No business was transacted in the Oh
cult Court yesterday but the further e!
animation Of Witnesses In the case
: Rachel Mckee vs.. w. D. johnson, trustee
d ct al. This case involves the title TO th
drugs and goods OF Edmund Booking
8 store.
TnR Wheeling incendiaries seem to has
d gone abroad in the State. Charleston an
Parkersburg were both visited by destru
, tive fires Thursday night. At the latt'
place house belonging to Kenner Bor
4 man was damaged TO the extent OF abol
$3.50, and at Charleston the residences
X, P. Warren, J. r. Capeller and Fran
Jones were destroyed, the loss in all b
ing some $1,000.
Mr.. @. D. THOMPSON, Vice President
the Second District A. A. l. S. 4 I. W
and Dir. Ed. Rogers, OF this city, returne
: Thursday from visit TO Pomeroy, Obi
where misunderstanding existed in Il
0 mill between the rollers aBd manulactu
= ers. Two rollers had been discharged an
: the others quit on their account A ha
Q monious reconciliation OF the difference
was made by Mr.. Thompson. A difficult
in the nail mill at Clifton was also q
ranged.
The country is an attractive place iu
now. The blooming apple trees are red
lent with sweet perfume, the wild howe
are out in proiusion, and the songs OF Ii
birds have the charm Of novelty, whiC
they will lose rapidly as the season al
!. vances.
he wi,d fowl northward their ways are vIngng;
The hylas 10 the trees their songs arG singing
Tue bets are hummlng 10 the budding clover,
And the SteubenTille Herald poet wants to hurry
and get In his last Hex on her,
For very soon spring will be over.
THE new roller purchased for use o
+, the streets OF this city, weighs, in exat
figures, $3.50 pounds. It Is hollow, and
so arranged that the interior may be fllet
+. with water when desired. This increase
its weight materially. For ascending
hill the water may be discharged, and tn
roller lightened correspondingly. TIL
cost OF the machine was something owe
, $500, to which must be added the freigt
charges, S25. 1t will be used for the fir
. time next Tuesday or Wednesday.
The MONUMENT AGA1N.-The Committe
. on Streets, Alleys and Grades met at tn
City Building last night to consider thei
routine business. Among other matter
r coming up was the resolution expressin
: the sense OF the meeting in regard to tn
+ location Of the soldiers monument hel
| at Veteran Hall, New Mcclure House
some weeks ago, and which indicate
Fourteenth and Chapline streets as thei
preference as place Of location.
MIR. B. F. Caldwell, Of the committee
was opposed TO tho location, as 1t wa
only gotten up to divert travel from III
National Road in this direction; "Thi