The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-09
CouYoIL viii meet this evening.

COUNCIL VIII meet TINS evening.
THE Lindsley boys are torminga slee
club.
place yesterday.
Charlie HONS, Of the Eighth ward, is
dangerously III with measles.
ONE deed of trust was recorder yester-
day in the County Clerks office.
The Whitaker Iron Works started up in
all departments yesterday morning.
CoCKAYSR and his orchestra went to
Belmont County last evening to play Tor
a reception.
TnR Fire Department will likely take
part in the dedication Of the monument
on the 10Th.
THERE will be meeting at the Court
House Saturday night for the purpose oil
forming Blaine Club.
THERE will be O meeting Of the First
Ward Blaine Club Wednesday night ct
the yigilant Engine House.
The Tuesday train TO Chicago from
Washington, Pa, over the Hempheld, Is
proving successful adventure.
TnR Eighth ward reel can be hooked up
in 12 seconds. They have two Of the best
trained horses in the department.
ABOUT fifty Bellaireites were left behind
last night, the train going of too soon ioi
them. They came up to the theatre.
A MEETING Of the directorso Of the Libra.
ry Association waste have been held last
night, but no quorum appearing they
adjourned.
Mrs. EYocu BALL, an estimable lady Of
the First ward, died yesterday afternoon
Her husband is absent OF the present time
in the East.
AwAaoN belonging to VIM. Aekermar
broke down across the street railway, In
the Eighth ward, yesterday, delaying
travel for some time.
Ma. SAMUEL COHEN, OF the North End
has disposed Of his property on the cas-
side OF the National road at the head o
Seventh street, for 81 800 cash.
RESIDENTS Of the Fourth ward, in TIT
vicinity OF the school house, complain tina
the children deiace the doors and walls o
their houses in shameful manner witt
chalk.
THERE will be meeting Of Republican
at the Hope Hall in the Second ward Thu
evening for the purpose Of organizing l
Blaine club. A full attendance is re
quested.
TnR following letters are unclaimed q
the Postoftice: Miss Alice Barkis, DR.. O. ii
Bartlett, w. Brice, Mrs. James Campbell
M. ]. Glynn, Daniel o. O.. Kerr, Petel
Lemley, Frank Maldoon, NJ. 7. Tyler 2.
MIKE McDoSouoH and Pat Murphy
were discharged yesterday by Squire
Philips, before whom they were charged
with highway robbery some two week
ago by John 0'Leary. John didn't pu
in an appearance.
We regret 10 hear Of the death Of al
interesting little son Of officer Stephen
Wilcox, which occurred day or two ago
The little fellow was an unusually brigh
and attractive child, and his loss is keenl,
felt by his friends.
A MINER in the employ Of Kaisley
Brooks, at their Manchester Coal Works
was crushed by fall OF soapstone yester
day morning. He was removed TO hi
home where he was porperly cared for. ]
Is feared his injuries will prove fatal.
A BLAINE Club was organized in tn,
Eighth ward, Saturday night. Georgl
Baum Is temporary chairman, and VIM
Combs, Secretary. A permanent orgaiza
ltion will be effected next Friday night, q
which time constitution will be adopted
Tue silver wedding Of Daniel Maxwell
and wife, last night in the Eighth Ward
was q very pleasant affair. A large mum
Der OF their friends. and relatives con
graduated them during the evening
viewig's orchestra was present and addet
much to the pleasantness Of the occasion