The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-04

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| cnRfs. 'BEHRxSs says it is Garfield
lboy..
SOME women took more interest in the
election than themen. ~ " -
"ASn silence, like'sl poultice, came, to
4 heal the blows Of sound"
ONE Of the Atlantic Engine horses is
very sick with the" 'zoct." a 81
The IsrEL1IdRScRR office is indebted to
1.-The celebratofs" last night for asereeade.
SOME Democratic faces were long
enough yesterdayito eat oats out Of .
churn.
The Fifth Ward Market Houseis receiv-
ling some internal improvements by re-
painting.
The horses Of the Fire Department are
recoyering from the epizootic. Some OF
the animals are sick oiiother diseases.
THERE were accusations OF illegal voting
in several CAGES in the Eighth ward Tues
day, Arrests were threatened, but none
were made.
SUPERINTENDENT RIDDLE, Of the water
works, has bad some trouble with the wa
4 Ter pipe on Fifth street, but has 1t In re-
pair at present.
The bell in the belfry Of the Atlantic
Engine House has been removed to tue
belIry OF the Eighth Ward Hose House by
order OF Council.
THE repairs to the furnace at the Top
Mill have been completed and 1t will be
| tilled in next week preparatory to blowing
in the week, alter.
A SURPRISE party was given TO Miss
Katie Yeager at Germania Hall last night,
which was largely attended. A general
good time was had.
The great number Of wagers that have
been made, can be.yery easily arranged at
Thornton's restaurant, over one OF his
incompatible stews. ,-
JAMES KESsRY, formerly member OF
the Hancock and English Young Mems
Club, is now member OF the First Ward
Garfield and Arthur Club.
Mr.. ROBE, who has been employed on
the North End fenyboat for some time
past has resigned his position and gone to
work at HE trade Of moulding. 10
BEAR in mind the meeting Of persons
interested in the Chautauqua Circle, al
the Fourth Street M. E. Church, next
Monday evening, at seven and hall
o'clock. -
THERE will be torchlight procession Ia
Martins Ferry, tonight The Wheeling
lclubs have agreed 10 attend and the Mar
tins Ferry clubs will participate in Wheel.
| ing celebration on Saturday night.
4 IA YOUNG man on horseback made Q 10.
dicrous display OF the Democratic Club
hats yesterday morning. by galloping up
Market street with one OF the black
banded plugs appended to the horses tail.
| TIE Democrats wanted change. They
oct II "bdd''-c change In Indiana, change
In Maine, change In New York; change in
Inc House and Senate and q change Of
much OF their loose change to Republican
pockets.
A BOY named Gardiner was, cut In the
arm. last night In South Wheeling by an
other boy named Husth while the process
sion was passing through that section.
Gardiner was taken into Brice's drug
store and his arm sewed up.
|. The Republican ladies Of the Seventh
Ward, with the Republicans ofthe Island
In general, ARE reQueSted to meet this
evening at .the Garfield Climbs Wigwam.
Business ofIgdbprbing Importance, and 10
which the presence Of the ladies Is posi-.
lively indispensable, Is to be transacted.
Mr.. WILL PRETTYNAs, pressman in the
employ Of the Nail City Lantern Com
pany, met with very painful accident
Yesterday by having two Of his fingers
mashed while running press. DR.. Har:.
yey dressed the wound, and thinks In all
probability amputatiop will be necessary.
oSon the South Side, last evening, some
twenty-five couple met at the residence Of
Mi. Mason, and headed by 7. !. Cock.
ayne's fine band, proceeded TO the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Julius Locke and gave his
daughter q complete surprise. Dancing
was INDUCED In until an early hour this
morning.
az WILL win We shall Win,
II we hRhk In the strength OF tho King