The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-09
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cents per bushel.
The La Belle Nail Works will resume
operations Monday.
JIMMY MACK Is General Wallace's as
distant stthe lockup. +. {s
SCiSDtD1rEs for City Sergeant are as
plenty as blaCkberries. its3.
Tn Seventh Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club meets this evening at the corner Of
South Broadway and Virginia street.
THERE Is fun ahead in the Democratic
Executive Committee. When that body
re.assembles, and attempts to effect per.
manent organization, things will be lively,
A Bt1o6S pseensioh was oneoi the fea.
lures Of The Eighth Ward celebration on
Monday. = WHEELING 1STRLLIoEScER
That's one Of way OF spelling balloon.
-SetIbenViLe Herald.
The Fifth Ward Republicans have q
mass.meeting at Parker 9 Hall to.night.
Good speakers and band OF music Will Dc
In attendance, and the organization OIL a
Garfield and Arthur Club will be COM
pleted.
THxRR Is trouble brewing up at Martins
Ferry over the establishment oil another
ierry line by John Jones. The old ferry
man regard his action as an Infringement
on their rights and privileges, and q law
suit will be the result.
THE hawkers Of berries struck the last
two mornings, upon the wholesale dealers
and refused 70 pay the prices, but the
wholesalers remained firm and disposed Of
Their berries in other ways. The matter
wili be arranged to-day.
Col. Ben Wilson came TO town yester'
day to keep an eye on the doings OF the
County Committee. He sent an envoy
into the meeting, but Henry Pendleton't
motion bounced him. The Colonel re-
NAMED in the city over night.
AT Police Court yesterday morning
James Whelans was fined $40 and costs fol
vagrancy, and in default, sent up for thret
months; and Mary Wooster was fined 81 o.
and costs for drunkenness. She was alst
committed for thirty days in default.
haaHE steamer, Telegram will make al
excursion trip from Wheeling to Claring
Ton f6r the beneAt otalf who may wish 4
attend the Odd Bellows demonstration q
the latter place on next Saturday. May
ers' brass and string bands will accompan!
the excursion.
In the Municipal Court yesterday thu
suit OF the Peabody Insurance Company
against Gray's Iron Line, was, on motion
Of Tie plaintiff, dismissed at their cost
No other business was transacted. judge
Cranmer ordered an adjournment till 10
day at 10 O'Clock AN
Mr.. CHRIs HoLz and Miss Kate schsul
were married at st. Alphonsus Church
Yesterday morning by Rev. Father Thee
dosius. A pleasant reception took place
at the residence ofthe brides parents OF
Msfii street after the ceremony. A mum
Der Of valuableIpresents were made. =.
The Committee on Health met las
night, and ordered sewer TO be laid or
Wood street, between Fortieth aud Forty
1 first streets. No other business otimport
ance was transacted. The Committees OF
Water Works, and Streets, Alleys anC
Grades also met, but only attended Il
routine business.
ROBERT DENNIS, the man who was strucl
by an excursion train on the o. +. rail
road above Martins Ferry, last Satutda.
evening, and 80 badly injured, Is said U
have died from the effects OF the acciden
last evening. Hei has been suffering In
tense pain since the. occurrence. de ma
been at Bridgeport. ,........
An out;of.town exchange, whose nam!
we omit for fear or calling down upon !
the wrath OF the "the boys" says; "Th
4 live, active, young Democrats OF Wheel
ling have organized a County Contra
Club, with Col. r. NJ. Delaplaine as Presi
dent, and Thos. NJ. Darrah and Geo. W
LETTERS as Secretaries"
THIS evening the special joint commit
tee appointed by Council to inquire int
the advisability OF placing telephone a
the City Building, and others in tn
various engine houses, will meet at tn
City Building. The disposition OF tn
committee seems to be to recommend tn
purchase Of the telephones! ''.'
SUPERINTENDENT RIDDLE gives motto,
that the fre.plugs In the Filth and SIKH
wards will be blown ont TO day, and thos'
in the Seventh and Eighth wards to-mor
row. Though there will be no stoppaag'
OF the water, the operation will probably
make the water in the pipes very muddy
Housekeepers can govern themselves &C
cordingly.
THE following message has been sent Z
the members OF the Young Mems Garfield
and Arthur Club: There will be
meeting OF the Young Mems Gar
field and Arthur Club at McLain'
Hall, Twelfth street. Friday even
ling, July 9th, at 1880 o'clock, for the pur
pose Of deciding upon unifrom. Sam
Piles OF hats, caps, lanterns, &C., will be Of
hand for inspection. You are earnestl!
requested to be present, as the question
OF uniform will be settled at this meeting
II you have not paid your initiation LEI
OF 81 %, you are requested TO come pre-
pared so to do. ]. D.sTAST9N,
.s.s.o.4. President