The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-06

PERSONAL MESTIoS.-Dr. Banning, OF
brace frame, is stopping at the Mcclure
House, and will remain there till Saturday,
the 7th.
Miss Nellie B. Sweeney, who sang so
successfully at the parlor concert in Allie
gheny night before last, left for Wheeling
yesterday morning, where she, is adyer-
tised to appear at grand concert this
evening with Mrs. Rammelsburg, former
~ Miss Katie Wheat, whose voice used to
be heard at the concerts OF the Pennsyl-
yania Female College at the East End
Pittsburgh Commercial. Gazette Of yesterday.
Among recent business changes in the
city the retirement OF Mr.. Geo. Adams
from the cashiership OF the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley is notable, as severing the
connection OF very efficient officer from
one OF our most successful banking institu-
tons.
Ed Mendel is again in his room with an
attack oil pneumonia, his second this
winter.
Messrs. Frank Jepson and James P.
Adams, who have been promoted respec-
lively to the cashiership and assistant
cashiership OF the Bank Of the Ohio Valley,
have our heartfelt congratulations. They
are both clever and competent, and earned
their advancement by faithful service.
G. S. Hurd, OF the Waldorf Furnace,
was in the city Yesterday.
Col. George z. Sargent, OF the Barbour
Jcdersonian, left last night for Bethany, to
pass a few days.
Aaron Bloch, OF the firm OF Bloch Bros,
is at home from an extended tour OF
Texas, Mexico, Cuba and the South, in
the interest OF the firm.
Mr.. s. S. Shriyer, OF Norfolk, Va, who
has been visiting his sisters, Mrs. Robert
Woods, and Ellie Russell, left for home
yesterday.
the city.
The following are among the latest
arrivals at the New Mcclure: Thomas A.
Mack, Cincinnati; @. E. Blackburn, Steu.
benville; W. d. Thompson and wife, Bal
timore;, j. N. Lash, Chicago; =. L. Boyd,
Glen Easton, W. Va; DR.. A. NJ. Banning,
Chas. Steer, New York; Chas. L. Larnty,
W. Va; ]. NJ. Thompson, Baltimore;
]. Michelstetter, Milwaukee; E. J. Single.
ton, Boston; F. J. Swan, New York;
John J. Jacob, Clinton, w. Va; j. FL.
Connolly, Pittsburgh; Joel Trusedale,
West Alexander; A. G. Courier, New
York; W. X. Pendleton and wife, Major
]. Il. Lamar, Bethany; Joseph Hall,
Steubenville; James D. Gibney, S. Lyon,
L. Picot, Willard A. Pearce, A. A. Austin,
New York; W. B. Witham, Boston; S. s.
Shriver, D. Shriyer, Virginia; Charles Z.
Brown. Kingwood, W. Va. ]. S. Lindsay,
Pittsburgh; Ii. G. Griffith, Baltimore;
Chas. K. Rowan, GAINESVILLE, o.; Emma
Armstrong, Frank Evans, Morristown;
A. Iglaner, W. L. Dubois, Philadelphia.
Among the arrivalsat the Stamm yester.
day were Oliver Lacock, Jas. Wilson and
K. Z. Wilson, Waynesburg; W. 7. Tuers
and wife, and ]. l.. 0'Reilly, New York;
]. Z. Hooton, J. NJ. Clouston, Rev. J. A.
Fullerton and wife, and Mrs. Finn,
J. NJ. Kahn, Jos. NJ. Calhoon
aud Louis Leopold, Philadelphia; Alex.
Davidson, Fairview, O.; DR.. ]. L. Luller-
ton, Volcano; S. Morris Pryor, Baltimore;
II. Harvey, Wellsburg.
Mr.. W. I. Tuers and wife, OF "Scribner's
New York, have rooms at the
Stamm.
Sol. Abrams, OF Cincinnati, who is a
favorite with "our tobaCconists," arrived
on the Buckeye State last night and has
taken quarters at the stamm.