The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

after next Monday.
HAY Is selling at from fourteen to six
teen dollars per ton.
TIE Zane street bridge at Manchester is
undergoing some important repairs.
The Committee on Ordinances is called
for this evening at the City Building.
JACOB MAsRR, and William schinden.
wolf and family will visit Germany in the
spring.
JouN GoosEBERRY aud another weary
one were the only occupants Of the lookup
last night.
TIE city scales at Manchester have
been repaired aud are now in first class
condition,
A VALUABLE dog was killed by al
street car at Thirty-fourth and Jacob
streets yesterday.
ONE marriage licence was issued and
four deeds OF trust recorded by the Coun.
ty Clerk yesterday.
We regret to announce the very serious
illness OF Joseph Tolliver, Esq, at his resi-.
deuce on Fifteenth street.
Col. GEORGE HRsS yesterday entertained
some Of his friends. the occasion being the
attainment Of his 22d birthday.
SWEENEY & Son are actively engaged In
work upon Capt. VIM. Lists new boat.
It will be completed about July l.
Mr.. STRrNdER, OF Jefferson county, o.,
brought fine lot OF hogs to this city yes
terday, which he disposed Of TO our butch
ers.
Mn. JERRY SHEPPARD Is having consid.
cradle Improvement made TO his store.
room, on the corner Of Eleventh and
Main.
WILL BURT, q driver for Kimberley's
coal works, fell off wagon Tuesday morn.
ing, thereby sustaining serious injuries
about his side.
A TIN can, with q good sized dog tied 10
1t, created quite an excitement among
horses and drivers on Main street yester.
day afternoon.
A "CREMArIoS CLuB" has been orga.
nized in this city. A meeting was held at
a private residence on Chapline street
Tuesday evening.
A MICHIGAN girl has been arrested for
carrying q revolver. This Is rich. No
female should be allowed 10 wear bangs in
her hip pocket.-Er.
A HORSE attached TO a cart 'swamped"
in the mud on Chapline street, Centre
Wheeling, yesterday afternoon, and was
extricated with difficulty.
Mr.. FRED. LodEs, who was examined on
the charge Of larceny before Squire
Schultze, was released, his friends giving
bond for his safe keeping.
ONE OF the Cincinnati papers says
Moses Tidings, Of this city, tried TO leave
this sublunary sphere by the Laudanum
route, but missed the train.
The birthday OF Mr.. WINS. Hamm was
celebrated Tuesday night at her residence
on Eoff street, South Side, by many OF her
friends giving her asurprise party.
PAT SEuLLEY was yesterday committed
to jail for one year by Squire VIM. Phil.
Ups, in default OF $500 bail. Pat was
charged by his vile with threatening Ia
kill her.
THE brick layers commenced their work
at the new residence, corner Of Fifth and
Market street, yesterday. When finished
the building win be great Improvement
to that part OF the city.
TIE meeting at the Court House Satur.
day night for the purpose OF forming O
Blaine club promises to be q large and en-.
thusiastic one. Let all the Republicans
in the Third ward turn out.
THE Ohio County Veteran Association
will meet at Veteran Hall at 1880 o'clock
this evening, to hear the report Of the
Monumental Committee. A full attend
ance OF the members Is requested.
JuDeE R. H. COCHRAN, representative o.
the Knights oil Honor in this city, and @.
Fl. Deiters, Grand Reporter, will go "a
Martinsburg Monday TO attend the session
OF the Grand Lodge that will meet that
day.
GEORGE ". WElsaERBER, George schaub
Charles Stevens and Henry Weisgerber,
are the nucleus for boat club to be
formed from the remnant Of the old O. P,
Brown boat club. These gentlemen are
all good boatmen and will get up q good
club.
PIIr DurEY, ST., while csrting, Tues.
day morning, had his hand caught be-
tween the shaft ring and crat bed, by
which the ring was thrust through the
hand, inflicting severe wound, and 1t Ia
feared permanently disabled two Of the
fingers.
A VERY handsome portrait Of DR.. George
Baird, by the artist, John Myles, Is on OK.
hibition at Derry's drug store, Market
street. The work on this picture is some
OF the finest we have seen Tor long time,
and speaks highly for the talent OF the
young man.
A. ]. SWEENEY & Soy have recently pur.
chased new radial drill and placed II in
their machine shops, on Twenty.seventh
and ChapIine streets. This drill was man.
ufactured by the Niles Tool Company, Of
Hamilton, o., and is 30 arranged as to
drill in any position.
The remains o. Mr.. VIM. Dougherty
were followed to their last resting place
yesterday, by large number OF mourn
Ing friends. Mr.. Dougherty was one Of
our Oldest citizens, and was held in high
esteem by all. At the time OF his death
he was In bis seventy.sixth year, and had
been confined 10 his bed for seven years.
HARRY CAMPBELL, young man regis
tered at the U. S. Hotel as from Long
Branch needs watching. He 10 on the
beat in other words, and last night struck
a gentleman fer his board bill and got the
money. He also got quarter from one
OF the city banks. He registers at other
places under the name Wilson and he can
give no explanation Of his business or
home. He Is young, wears good clothes
and looks on the outside like o gentleman.
-Steubenriile Herald.
A CERTAIN young woman named Hannah,
Slipped down on piece Of banana;
She Shrieked and oh, my'dl
AM more stars she 6pied
Than belong 10 tho stAr-spangcd banner
A gentleman sprang to assist her,
And picked upher mud and her wriSter;
"Did you fall aAn2n no cried;