The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-07
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40 cents a quart.
JACK pETERs has been reappolnted Jan.
itor Of the Court House.
Two deeds Of trust were recorded In the
Office Of the County Clerk yesterday.
SAMUEL KuoLES, Of North Wheeling, has
. daughter lying very low with typhoid
fever.
TYPHOID fever Is prevailing in the First
ward just now. Many cases being re-
ported,
TIE new hot blast at Belmont blast
furnace has been completed and is giving
entire satisfaction.
MEASLES are very prevalent in the Sth
ward at present and one or two fatal
cases are reported.
The United Lodge, No. 292, D. .. r.,
will celebrate their anniversary at Notes
Hall, Friday night.
EUREKA Lodge l. O. o. F., will celebrate
their anniversary at Westwood's Hall, IN
the Eighth Ward, April 30th.
Mr.. JAMES KINNEY, Of North Wheeling,
who has been visiting friends at Cinein-
natl for some time, has returned home.
The driver Of car No. 2 Citizens Passe1g-
or railway elected three drunken and dls.
orderly young men last night from MS
car.
The office Of the Wheat tannery on
Chapline street, near La Belle, was put
on wagon trucks and moved away yester-
day.
AucrroSERR HALLER sold two and two.
thirds acres OF grouAd, near Elm Grove,
on last Saturday to R. Prettyman for
Sl.050.
THE carpenters in Armstrong, Coen &
Co.'S, Hanes & Wilson's and several others
firms struck for an advance OF % per cent
yesterday. ,
A PARTY named Alderman is wanted
BY Squire Mix on charge OF throwing
stones through the window OF Mr..
Wewacker.
Mr.. S. HIGGINS, OF Pleasant Valley, is
confined TO his room ut his boarding house
in North Wheeling by severe spell oil
sickness. F
The friends Of David Baird, Of the
Hinge Factory, will bring him out for as
SCISSOR for the city district on the Repub'
lican ticket.
TIE st. Alphonsus fair under the aus
pices OF the ladies, opened yesterday
The attendance was good. Viewigs orches
ira is present. :,
FIVE Sundays more for rain, as the OLD
saving goes, III we have rain on Eastel
Sunday we will have 1t for seven Sundays
in succession"
WM. MANIoN, who was so seriously IN
Iured by falling through trestle at Pitts
burgh some months ago, is able TO be OIL
) the street again.
Mr.. A. Il. SHEPPARD, who was awarded
the contract for the erection OF the new
Capitol building at Charleston, leit yes
terday to begin work.
SQUIRE WIN. PHILIPS made speech be
fore the County Court yesterday, that dis
counted his effort at the MoundsYille con
vention, two years ago.
A LETTER received in this city yesterda!
i announced that L. E. Hanson, late OF tn,
Hinge Factory, is in New York. He sail
y nothing about coming home.
AMONG other removals we note that
MI. @. r. Behler to 1920 Market street
where he is now in the largest and mos
n commodlous saloon in the city.
EDWARD SAMPLE has been appointe'
agent OF the B. & o. at Valley Grove. vic
Mrs. Sarah Ewing, resigned. Mrs. Ewin
has been agent for many years.
: JOIN RoBISsoS's great worlds exhibi
: ton and electric.light show will exhibit il
Z Wheeling about May 20. The show i
Q brand new in every department.
Z THE United States Inspectors Of Hull
4 and Boilers, Hiram Young and Thoma
8 @. Wilson, were at Steubenville yesterday
inspecting the towboat S. P. Wells.
WE learn from Col. Alex. Updegraff tina
all city licenses expire the first Monda'
in May. Bonds for renewals should b
prepared against the meeting OF Council.
THE Bryant Literary Society Of Roney'
Point will send fifteen or twentylcouple
: 10 the entertainment to be given THU
!. evening by the Bryants OF our city at tn
North Street NJ. E. Church.
SOME parties IN our city are talking o
entering the Mallie Ragon in the grea
steamboat race at New Orleans, between
the Natchez and other boats. We shal
. not tell the Mallie's fastest time.
.Astyphoid fever Is alarmingly ptevalen
just now it would be good idea as we'll a
safegurd, TO clean up the alleys and yard
in the city, after the style OF last fall
when diphthetia wasSo common.
PRINCE & MORRIS have the contract 70
towing the John Robinson circus
8 Two OF the barges are nowb eing enlarged
3 at the docks Just below the bridge ant
0 will leave here on the 18th for Cincinnati
BEIIRKSs & Co. have been annoyed yer!
j, much by small boys at their South Wheel
ing store, who injure their property ant
do other damage. One OF these boys wa
caught few days ago and allowed to &c
after lecture from Mr.. Zurich.
!, For the first six days OF this month
there have been nineteen deaths; eigh
from measles, five from typhoid fever ant
A six from other causes. II this keeps VI
we shall have the largest death rate VI
have ever had in our municipal history
LIEUTENANT GEORGE McCuLLY makes TIT
following report OF police business for th,
month OF March: Number OF arrests, 126
E OF which Miller made "a, Detibaugh %
Rutherford l6, Wilcox II, Asmus 10, st
Myers s, Sullivan 7, Whyte 8, Lee 9, Prict
6 and McCully 6. Amount OF fines col
iected, sSl7 Is; Clerks fees, sl02 SO.
II. F. BEuRRNs, the Market Grocer. il
{ now filling up his branch store, 1925 Mar
3 ket street, near Upper Market House
with everything choice in the grocery line
The public will find Mr.. Ernest krauter
, the pleasant and well known young man
, who has been employed for years at hi!
. Centre Market Store, in charge, who will
give his entire attention to the branch
establishment.
A LAMP exploded early yesterday morn.
ing in the residence OF Mrs. B. F. Craig,
: at West Alexander during her abSence,
and set fire to some furniture, while sew