The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-18
MINOR MENTION.
The Dolnss OF Day Boiled Down for
Hasty Readers.

Hasty Readers.
The Fifth Ward Democratic Club met in
Schwartz's Hall last night.
Fulton is to have I've poles, two Re-
publican, two DemocraCt, and one Green
back.
KRAMER's full band will play for con-
cert and ball at Frank Walters to-mor'
row,night.
Work was begun yesterday at the gas
works upon the new retorts, which Will
be set in few days.
The new hose which was received few
days ago was distributed yesterday to the
several companies in the city.
Ed CARLlN, son of Capt. John Carlin,
has been appointed night clerk at the
PostofIice by Postmaster Sterling.
Mr.. JosRPH DIMMEY. Of Pleasant Valley,
who had his face SO badly poisoned some
time since, is once more able TO be at his
post OF duty.
A LARGE party will be given at the resi-.
street, Island, Friday night for which
Kramer will play.
one OF the employees Of the steamer
Welcome "laid of for day." and was
neatly whipped by some East Wheeling
parties on Monday night.
JAMES L. HARPAR, grocery keeper in
East Wheeling, disappeared night before
last, and creditors were busy in levying
upon his effects yesterday.
QUITE pleasing little concert was given
last nightat the 9. 7. v. & W. Railroad de.
pot in Bridgeport, which waswell appre.
ciated on this side OF the river.
TIE Fourth Ward Democratic Club met
last night and adopted q uniform consist
ing OF a white hat and white cape. Capt.
Behring'S drum corpse was out in force.
YESTERDAY morning, as a large coal
wagon was being driven down the Ma
tional Road, above Sixth street, it was up
set in the gutter on the east side OF the
road.
SAM WAN and another celestial purchas
ed tickets 10 San Francisco yesterday over
the B. 4 o., and left on the Western
train. Dennis Kearney's dayis evidently
over in California.
TIE Sabbath School OF the A. NJ. L
Church will picnic at Barton's Grove, out
the @. T. V. 4 W. road tomorrow. FARE
for adults Is cents, for children 10 cents
Go and have good time.
A boy named Frazier had one Of hi
arms cut badly yesterday while at work II
the Belmont mill, by piece of iron which
was thrown by another workman. DR.. j
B. Reed attended the sufferer,
: DR. EDWARDS, who ID attending Mr.. B
W. Petres, informs us that there Is ne
danger to be apprehended from the acct
dent OF Monday night. The wounds are
very painful but not serious.
THERE will be picnic tomorrow up thu
''Pwiky" at Mahan's Grove under thu
auspices OF the U. P. Sunday school. TIL,
piCnics given by this school are Away
delightful and this one will be especi
ally so.
LAST night little son Of Joe Spencer
o OF East Wheeling, while working at q pal
= Of stills, ran a large splinter deep into thu
i feshy part OF his hand. He was taken Il
Ie DR.. Baird's office, where 1t was removed
BY Drs. Baird and Allen.
THE gum boot man is abroad in tn
: darkness again. Last night about L
o'clock the g. b. NJ. was seen to- go ~
Twelfth street and enter the yard in tn
rear OF DR.. Jepson's residence, but
thorough search failed to show him up.
THE street roller has been left at Tween
J, ty-ninth and Eotf streets and is a sourc
OF great complaint from persons who
ldrive horses along these streets, as !
irightens these animals, and several acct
dents from this source have been narrow
l. ly avoided.
l. ABOUT seventy.tive persons went out a
$40 yesterday morning on Smythe's ex
re cursion 10 Washington, Norfolk and Fort
: ress Monroe. The persons composing
citizens, and this fact demonstrates tina
, smythe's efforts are appreciated.
WE are informed by visitor to tn
: camp ground, that night before last Jeal
Z. Johnson, worthless fellow was discover
: ed wandering around the grounds at
late hour by the police and called upon t
stop and give himself up, which johnson
did not do, and was fired upon and wound
i. ee in the arm.
Blsuor PECK, Of Ohio, who is now q
Moundsyille Campmeeting, was asked hi
Iopinion as to shutting the gates during
|, Icampmeeting. He said he had been at on,
meeting this year when the gate wa
closed on Sunday, and that the only maj
converted that day on the ground was on
u who climbed over the fence.
THE young ladies Of North Wheeling
have erected Greenback pole near tn,
head OF Fifth street. The committee wa
Misses Lima I1amm, NJ. Graft, Annie Smith
Nora Soles, Katie Hamm, Annie Bruno
& and others. They had speakers at th,
S pole on Tuesday evening. The speaker
q were Annie Smith and Mollie KRAFT.
For some years the houses OF Mr.. An
:, drew ThalmAn, near the Top Mill, have
been trespassing on city property. Re
Gently some OF these were burned down
and Mr., Thalman began the erection O
+ new ones upon the site Of the old ones
g The attention OF the Committee on Streets
y Alleys and Grades was directed TO the en-
Y croachmcnt, and they directed the Stree
Commissioner to remoyethe distractions
= which he did yesterday, by tearing down
J, the walls which had been put up.
THERE will be very interesting shoot
ing practice out at Hornbrook's Park
range to-day. Besides our own marksmen
Q headed by Professor Charles 4. Dwight
number OF crack shots from Pittsburgh
and Washington, Pa, will be on hand and
, shoot with them. The Pittsburghers are
already here, and the Washington, Pa,
men will be here this morning. Among
. the features OF the days pleasure will be
a ON individual match for a valuable prize
at long range. All who admire this sort
OF pleasure will be gratified by visit to
the Park this afternoon.
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