The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-05

oxE cemetery deed was recorded satur-
day.
TIE Riverside Mills idle, and viii not
start up tilla week from to-day.
NORTON has had an elegant large col.
ored lithograph of his New Mcclure House
made.
SUNDAY hours will be observed at the
Postoffice to-day. No deliveries by car
riers will be made.
To-Day new train will be put on the
O., I. v. & W. r. R. r, leaving Bridgeport
at 9 a. N. and returning att pm.
ErHAvILLR is TO have q Garfield and
Arthur Club. Etnaville always does her
self proud in Republican campaign organ
izations.
CAPT. CowAN, Of the Eighth ward, is an
nounced by his friends as a candidate Tor
the nomination Tor City Sergeant on the
Republican ticket.
THEB. & o. trains, as well as the Elm
Grove cars, were filled with people yester-
day going to Hornbrook's Park; Saturday
was also good day at the park.
SQUIRE CALDWELL on Saturday commit
ted Charlotte Null to the State Asylum for
the Insane, it appearing from an inquest
made that she was OF unsound mind.
Two horses hitched 10 a carriage became
fractions near Benson's Ferry, Saturday
evening, and a boy, the sole occupant, was
thrown out. He was not badly hurt.
SATURDAY a Mrs. Adams swore out a
peace warrant for Ernest Lane, before
Squire Miller. Ernest, instead OF Lane
in Jail, gave security for his appearance
next Wednesday at l P. NJ.
WAYMAY A. NJ. E. Chapel will begin
their camp meeting July 10Th at Martins
Ferry, in the same grove in which 1t was
held last year. Many able ministers have
promised to be in attendance.
SOME fne shooting was done by the
Wellsburg and Wheeling marksmen at
Stroble's Run Range Saturday. Apple
gate, OF Wellsburg, made the best single
score, aggregating 55 out of possible CO.
REV. DR.. MATTER, Ia Presbyterian mis-.
sionary in China, preached an interesting
sermon at the Second Presbyterian Church
last night, to a congregation composed Of
the members Of the First and Second
churches.
The second case Of the State against
| Fred Sturgeon, in which Jacob Wilhelms
was the prosecuting witness, was dis
missed at Wilhelms' cost by Squire Phil
Ups Saturday, there being no evidence to
establish an assault, as alleged.
A GENTLEMAN was getting into buggy
on Chapline street, Saturday evening,
when the horse started forward, and he
was thrown to the ground, cutting his
head slightly on stone, and giving rise to
a rumor that he was badly injured.
AT Sweeney & Sons South Side foun-
dry, an engine is being built for the Bel.
mont glass works OF Bellaire, pulver-
Iizer.wheel has Just been completed for a
rolling mill at Ironton, and an order has
been received for number of large col.
umns for the new Masonic Hall, at
Moundsville.
THERE was conspicuous absence Of
bunting at the State House Saturday and
yesterday, especially when compared with
the Saturday previous. Hancock and
English brought out the Stars and Stripes
from each window and flag staff, but In
dependence Day had not recognition by
our Democratic officials.
Mrs. ToDD, widow of the late Rev. Mar.
tin L. Todd and daughter.in.law OF the ven
cradle DR.. A. S. Todd the well known ply
stefan, died at the latter's residence Sat
urday evening. Mrs. Todd had large
circle OF acquaintanCes by whom she was
held in the highest esteem, and her death
will be sincerely mourned.
REPORT says a wedding is to take place
at the Sixteenth street Lutheran Church.
/ -. NnInn.1au aUanfnu-oH m iaofnn he
ticket only. The contracting parties are a
young lady from East Wheeling, and
gentleman formerly OF Washington, Pa
Somebody said, "No use to 'B bout the
church unless you have ticket"
OWING to tho continuous rains, several
OF our schools and Juvenile parties have
been disappointed in their picnic arrange
ments. The congregational picnic OF the
First Presbyterian Church, according to
our advertising columns, had to be post
poned until Thursday, July Sth. The
prospect is, il the weather prove favora-
bic, there is going to be large turnout
"F1Rsr he would, and then he wouldn't
then he smiled and said he couldn't; then
he trowned and said "You shouldn't Oh
the naughty, naughty, man." Though
these lines were not originally written 70
describe the coyness exhibited by oul
friend, Frank Mcneil, the Democratic
nominee for the House Of Delegates, they
do very closely describe it. The latest re-
port is that he has concluded to allow
himself to be sacrificed anew on the altar
OF his party, and remain on the ticket,
How long he will remain inthis state OF
mind no ors axes to prophecy.