The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-25
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CIRCUS LAY.
TIE fishing club hesira is upon us.
THE fire department Is getting q good
rest.
TnE lower mills will run three days this
week.
TIM covaIEa yestetday looked Ikea de,
IT will DO contrary to all precedent II 1t
fails to rain to-day.
TuR Big -Four Fishing Clubleaves to-
day ior The mouth Of Short Greek.
Az unknown tramp had foot crushed
BY car at the Top Mill last night.
We learn that the North Wheeling
cooper shops will resume work next Mon
The West Wheeling Glass House Is to
be sold at St. Clairsyille on Friday, May
18th. ~,
BEN BRockARr, Of the Belmont mill, VIII
leave to day for Kansas on a WISH 70 fe'"
NE SExr Thursday is Corps Christi, or &, a
holiday Of obligation in the oa'n0h'
T,,r Liederkranz societies Of this city
and BeliSIre will give grand picnic on
June 10. ,,.,.
WrI1savRo will send a large delegation
to the picnic at Wilbert's Garden on next
A MAY party will be held at Mt De
Chantal this evening for which Kramer
will play. ~.
tery building, in South Wheeling, are up
to the second story.
An unusually large number OF persons !,
in various stages OF intoxlcauon Weteon
the streets last evening.
BARLOW, WILsox PRIMROSE AND VESTS
visit here on June 3rd is their third en-
gagement here this season,
FRANK WALTER opened the summer at
his Two Mile House last night, by grand
ball, for which Kramer played.
ANOTHER river excursion is on the taps
for next Sunday. In the language Oh the
Liturgy, "Good Lord, deliver III"
souE promiscuous shooting of OF the
Suspension Bridge created q little excite
ment In that neighborhood last night.
ONE of the men employed at siebke's
bottling cellar, on Seventeenth street, cut
his hand severely yesterday afternoon.
The children OF the St. Joseph's Acad-
envy will have a picnic at the Bishops
Grove, near Mt. Calvary Cemetery, To-Day
The amount realized at the ball, May
Il7th. given by the German Benevolent
Society, on their thirty.third anniversary,
was S2S.
THERE is a dangerous hole in the bridge
belonging to the city, at the Peninsula
which will cause the city trouble sooni
unless repaired.
Mr.. WALTER WHEAT, Of the Eighth
ward, son OF the late Jesse Wheat, mas
been appointed a substitute Letter Carrier
by Postmaster Sterling.
The county picnic out at Gaston,s or,
chard on Thursday next will be large
gathering. Liberty and other points VIII
send large delegations.
THE politicians will be on hand to-day
getting in their work for their iavorite
candidates among the rural residents VINO
come in to see the circus.
The average attendance at our public
schools will be reduced this month. The
average American youth can't withstand
the temptations Of circus.
STANTON & DAVENPORT have placed be
fore US very readable numbers oil Scrl6nert
Atlantic Monthly, North american RerIelV
Harper's and other periodicals.
TIE alley between the IETELLI1EScEF
office and the Opera House needs the ser
vices Of the Health Officer, or some othel
official with good reliable nose.
The time of the Circuit Court was tax
en- up Yesterday with the argument in the
case OF John F. Gallaher vs.. Ed Larkin
The Municipal Court did not meet.
Yesterdays Register says that Jim Cooke
knocked "a Hazlett down Saturday night
Cooke, who was knocked down by haz
! lett, says this is adding insult TO injury
Joux ROBINSON will give the elephantt
connected with his show bath In thu
river at 9 o'clock this morning. We dom
suppose the boys need any further notict
than this TO draw them ont in force.
In the walls OF the new glass works
built at Lagrange, Ohio, is placed the body
OF a petrihed tree, which was found b,
Mr.. Hessler and presented TO the com
pany. Part Of the body can be seen from
The train in passing on the Q. & Z. X. Il.
COMPLAINT comes TO us that petty thiev
, ing and other depredations are being car
: RED on by small boys who, on account o
) their tender age, enjoy immunity from ar
rest and punishment. These things art
! very annoying and proper attention
should be given the boys.
A "oRASD RALLY" OF all the temperance
workers in the city is announced TO CONT
: off at Parker's Hall, this evening at
O'Clock. The meeting is TO be addressed
bv Mr.. Harvey L. Simon, OF the Ohio STATE
Temperance Union. The managers OF The
. meeting saythe press Of the country speak
. OF Mr.. Simon In the highest terms.
: Ar the meeting Of the Turner's yester'
day afternoon committee, consisting o.
Messrs. Fed. Rodewig, ST., Christian
Smith, Martin Herpich, Abraham Stab
and Ameal Smith, was appointed 10 go %
Wheeling and make arrangements with
the Turner'S OF that city for grand picnic
. and excursion to be given at an early day
-BeLiahe Bulletin.
MAYEs's brass band received their new
uniforms last evening from Columbus, o.
: and held an entertainment ut the house
Of Mrs. webb. Several speeches were
made by Messrs. Kryer, Mayer, Jackson,
! Reddali and others. A general good time
was had, aud the boys expect TO rank
among the foremost bands OF the Ohio
valley in the future.
JACOB SNYDER, tie iron merchant, has
purchased from Il. K. List, the lot next
to the 0glebay building on Main street,
Il feet by l25, for 5000. he contemPlatea
erecting q fine large lron.front warehouse
IN which TO carry on more extensively
than ever his present business. This i'm
proyement, II made, will be an ornament