The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-15

Gathered Here aad mere By IRtslIi
EeneeF Rep0EterA.

Gathered Here and there By Intsili.
Esneer REPORTER
TIE hay market was 3 regular boom
yesterday.
Two marriage licenses we're iEsued by
Recorder Hook yesterday.
The Board Of Education will meet in
regular monthly session tonight
TaE Belmont mill mSde . heavy ship.
ment Of nails 70 southern markets yester-
day on the steamer Scotia.
OrEtiend Nathan AultmeyerhAs rented
. farm up Long Run, east o! the city and
will shortly become q granger.
TIE young men Of the South Side will
give 4 social dance at Notes Hall, on
next Saturday evening. CoeEayne will
play.
OFFICER wIrcsx suffered q slighhtroke
Of paralysis yesterday afternoon in East
Wheeling, and wa taken home by Ralph
Arkle.
Ms. MLxKENEYER, who resides On the
South Side, fell on the ice last Sunday al:
teruOon on the porch at her residence, and
broke one OF her limbs.
OS account OF the defective boilers in
the basement Of the Third ward school
house, there has been no school in thai
ward since "Wednesday, otlAst week.
Mr.. SAMUEL CoES, Of North Wheeling
having sold.bis property, has purchased
small farm over in Belmont county, arc
will become q tiller Of the soil.
A. T. McHEryEY vas yesterday ap
pointed administrator Of the estate Of w
II. McKelvey, deceased. Bond 5000, witt
John McKeivey and ]. L Burt as sureties
OSE of the cogwheels workingon q hor
izortal shaft, which in turn worked q yer
teal shaft, gave away Monday in Pollock
hour mill, neeeesitatpg 3 suspension o
grinding for a week.
THE Hebrew young folks Of this cit!
will give 8 grand masquerade party, oil
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, in homo
OF Miss Nettie Eisemau, prior to he
departure for New York.
MR. GEORGE TRIssLER, formerly Of thi
Icity.and Bellaire, but now superintendent
Of the gas works, Of GAINESVILLE, onic
who has been Waiting friends here 10
several days, has returned to his home.
STREET COMMISSIONER Nichols bad til
board walk above Seventh street, east side
put in good repair yesterday, but so Ion
as he permits the backing oil the hesv
coal teams upon it he can keep on repair
log.
Is the article on "Diphtheria, in yei
teTday's issue, our composit0r made th
sentence, Sprinkle the sulphur on plat
Of live Goals, and let the patient inhsle tn
fumes" read Flames" To inhsle q Ham
Of fire would be exceedingly dangerous.
soxE one OF the members Q
Council, last night, carried of q ha
belonging 10 3 reporter Of thi
!. paper in the Second Branch, and III
hat left by said Councilman being yer
much inferior to the one belonging to sal
scribe q return is respectfully requested.
: A EEsrBRSr Of Water street, diseovere
Yesterday morning the remnant OF wis
had been q terrific combat between aNoi
way rat and a live full grown chicken
One Of the chickens limbs was entirel
gnawed of in the struggle, and the IA
was barely able to escape.
A DISPATCH was received by the 1STEI
LrdEScER at & late hour last night, tror
Ford < Rieger, Of Pittsburgh, saying tbs
John B. Cough, who was announced
lecture at the Opera House in this cit
this evening, cannot come. Further pa
%ticulArs will be given later.
A REPRESENTATIVE Of Harper & Bro, {
New York, has written to a gentleman i
this city requesting him TO furnish photr
graphs OF Hon. John Brsnnon, ]. n. Can
den, Frank,H Hereford and Henry n. Natl
eHs, OF this State. The above we suppos
az regarded as a possible ~quRrtette tror
which q U. S. Senator will be selected.
The bolt connecting the fore and hin
wheels OF q carriage, broke yestel
day afternoon and threw the occupant
, OF the carriage out upon the street, bu
fortunately none of them were hurt. TIL
accident occurred at 18th and Marke
~streees. The carriage belonged to Nj
Charley Bender, Of the Riverside mill.