The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-20
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Gathered Here and Thcro by IntSlii.
geneeF Reporters.

Gathered Here and There by Intelli'
geneeF Reporters.
The Golf Guards will give their annual
ball next Saturday night at Turner Hall.
THERE will be called meeting Of Coun'
Gil tomorrow evening.
LEWIS gcawALB Is now handling the IA
nous Anheuser.Bosc beer Of Vt. Louis.
THE Bryant Literary society will give a
banquet this evening at their quarters IN
the First ward.
Mr., AND Mas. JERRY CLEAEns, Of Pleas
ant Valley, Ohio, are visiting at the real.
dence Of Mr.. VIM. Il. Robinson, on Main
street.
The new furnace at the South Side glass
works will soon be in operation, and will
give employment TO an increased number
Of hands.
WV. You've, Of East Wheeling, was
knocked down and robbedo OF $40, early
Yesterday morning, at Eof and Sixteenth
streets, by come unknown man.
A MASQUERADE ball will be given in
Koch's Hall, in the Eigth ward, on Christ
mas Eve. II is expected that about one
hundred couples will be present.
IT is rumored that James W. Russel, Of
the Tidal Wave, is TO take charge Of thegless
works lately built OF Lagrange. opposite
Wellsburg. We cannot say II the report
is reliable or not.
CHARLES Klages, q coal miner, who
works for Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.,. wa
caught between coal car and one oil the
bank props, last Saturday morning, anc
very seriously hurt.
The reception at Nolte's Hall last satur
Iday evening, by number Of the soutE
side folks, was largely attended, and
pleassn; evening was spent to the delight
iul music Of T. I. Cockayne's Orchestra.
LAST Saturday morning Bob Fleming
was fined s. and costs and Al: Rose th'
same amount for disorderly conduct. Ros'
was also fined $40 and sent to jail 80 day
for resisting an officer. Fleming paid hi
fine and was released.
Iris the custom with the firm Of Hobbs
Brockunier & Co., Of the South Side g. las
works, to have table set ever year befor'
he holidavs. containing the ware manu-
fsctured by the firm, from which the work
men can make their selections for boli
iday presents. The table now set makes
handsome appearance.
/ TIE Rev. W. @. Scott, who lectured OF
Friday night atthe Fourth Street M. =
Church, preached there to large cougre
patton last evening. He had spoken q
the First Presbyterian Church in th'
morning. Both Of his sermons were nesrt
by large congregations with great deal Q
Interest. He is an accomplished elocu
) ZIONIST and an impressive speaker.
DAVID LEVI, postmaster at Pleasant Val
LEV. Marshall county, was brought to THU
city Saturday night by special agent Shall
cross. and held in 1000 by U. s. Com
missioner Forbes for his appearance be
, fore Judge Jackson to answer 8 charge 9
violating the U. S. Postal Laws. The OF
Tense is that he enlarged his sales OF post
age stamps in order to increase his com
missions.
FRoX Philo Kimberly, Esq, we learned
yesterday that his miners demand q rais'
lin the price OF digging coal, and had qui
work, Mr.. Kimberly says from what, b.
can learn tho strike will be general, unles
concession to the demands oil th'
miners is made. The advance asked is
half cent per bushel, which will raise tn
price to two.and.a-half cents per bushel
instead Of two cents.
LAST Saturday morning, in the Police
Court, Frank Stanley was sent to JAIL ioi
ak months without ball and fined $50, FOL
Iintsriering with an officer. At the SAINT
time, Capt. Dovener, who was on Frank!
bond in the sum Of $1,000 on another
charge, surrendered HIM to the authori
ties. Frank will notreappear for the mex
six months In any event, and when ht
he does, another charge is pending iol
Eelonious shooting.