The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-23
LOCAL LAC0NIcS.
Brief cote and Comment on Carrsnt city
Events.

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Events.
Mr.. JoHS BALL has completed his ice
house OF Pleasant Valley.
TIE hay market was big yesterday and
the supply went at good figures.
ONE release deed was recorded and two
marriage licenses were issued by Recorder
Hook yesterday.
FRANK WALTERS, OF the Two Mile House,
has ius. completed q large and substantial
Ice house near his residence.
TnE sieubenville Gasetts Is authority ior
the statement that people crossed the
river on the Ice at East Liverpool yesteF'
day.
LETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
Postoffice November %, 1880: Louis
Heizell, F. W. Ripper, H. O. Massey, b
Wilson.
A BOARD shanty has been placed on one
OF the coal barges OF the head Of tnt
Island to protect the men from the severe
weather.
AN adjourned meeting Of the member
OF the Central Temperance reading room
will be held in their hall this evening .
1880. All interested in temperance ar
cordially invited.
MASTERS John and Josie Hall, .ot tn
South Side, sent their congratulations y
Gen. Garfield the day after his election
and thew have lust received, In return,
yery handsome cabinetportrait OF the mex
President.
TINS afternoon at 2 o'clock an auctioI
sale OF solid silver and bronZes will tax
place at @. P. Browns establishment
This will be an unusually good oppoi
unity to purchase fine holiday presents
moderate prices.
The frozen fire plug at the corner G
Market and Twenty.tirst streets, was thaw
ed out with FIRE yesterday. The plug
are not 80 liable to be frozen when nc
loosened at the nozzle. They ought nc
10 be tempered with BY boys.
TOMMY MCCoMB, an old man withou
friends or home was arrested by Office
McCuIly yesterday and will be sent TO III
Workhonse this morning. McComb ha
Just finished serving out q years sentenC
on charge Of vsgrancy. He should b
sent to the InirmarY.
SEVERAL Of our citizens and few bus
ness men were caught unawares by tn
cold snap, and their gas meters and SCI
vice pines not being sheltered from tn
cold, froze up and prevented the flow
0as from the burners ct their houses an
stores. A little caution will prevent n
currence OF this difficulty.
The members Of Brook Lodge, No
Ii. o. o. F OF Wellsburg, are making e.
Itepsiye preparations for their festival an
bali, which comes of at an early date.
lis thought 1t will be the largest gatherin
ever held by the lodge. 7. 7. Cockayn'
of our city, will furnish the music.
uumber from this city will attend.
THE Third Presbyterian Church, on la
sabbath evening, was filled to It's utmot
csnacity. the attraction being special exc
cises held in the interest Of the young CIR
Mission Board, lately organized. TheI
were addresses, hne music 10 soios' S cas,.
land choruses, and Rotations Of SGtil
ture and missionary poems. me "Mi
Isiopary Clock" interested the chlidre
vsry much. The object Of 1t all Is to teac
the young folks that they haye WORK
do.
STANTON & DAVENPORT have receive
Tho December numbers Of the sever
magazines and periodicals, andlall are III
usually brilliant and valuable books, d.
ling holiday numbers. The North America
Reyiew contains an article OF absorbing II
terest on the Future Of the RepubIica
party" by Hon. George S. Boutwell,,
Mass. Scribner abounds as usual wit
choice selections, while Harper, the a
Iaptic and the other periodicals are reple'
with the best literary matter.
The omnibus line between st. Clair
Vile and this city, has been abandoned,
anticipation Of the early completion OF d
lnqrrow.guase railroad, connecting )
Clairsviile with the Cleveland, Tuscaraw'
Valley & Wheeling road at Bartons 81 %
| ton, len miles west OF Bridgeport; IN
old bus line was established IN 1858, !
the late Samuel Lewis, proprietor Of u
Grant House. 1t has been constantly
operation since, John Wilson running
for the last twelve years. 1t was agre
convenience along the turnpike and vi
be missed.