The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-13

North wheeling cooper snops Ie IA
full blast.
cleaning2
KRAMRR's band serenaded the family OF
Hon. w. l. Hearne, last night.
WHERE have you your old iron stored?
The circus is coming.
THI Moundsyille folks have ordered o
big lot Of lemons for the day ofthe circus.
Tine Germania Singing Society will ex-
curt to Cresap's Grove next Monday Morn
ing.
TuE Belmont blast furnace was being
banked up last night for an indefinite sus-
pension.
Mayors brass band yesterday received q
sample Of their new uniforms from Col
umbus, o.
7. T. CocKAYSE has fifteen engagements
booked for his orchestra, and the picnic
season just opening.
The Hinge Factory Is closed on account
Of the rolling mill from which they receive
their iron being closed, at Pittsburgh
The Beam mapsion corner OF Seventh
and Market streets, presentsa handsome up
pearance since the recent improvements
ROBERT STARK, engineer at Armstrong,
Coen & Co.'s planning mill, Is building q
new residence near the head oil seventh
street.
CHARLES BERNHARD cut his foot in hor-
rible manner Monday, by stepping on q
piece OF glass and was greatly prostrated by
loss ofblood.
MAYRRs orchestra will play for the
Silver Leaf Social tonight at McLain Hall,
and also for the North End Boat Club on
tomorrow night.
TIE funeral OF Mrs. Chris. Hess, yester.
day, was very large one. The interment
was at Mt. Calvary and the funeral services
at the Cathedral.
A GRAND social picnic is booked for
Gas,on's Orchard, near Roneys Point
n. T. Cockayne's orchestra has been Sc
cured for the occasion.
TIE German Theatre Company gave q
very pleasant performance last night al
the Opera House. Mr.. Kone and Mrs
osterman being especially good.
The McNaughton property on Make,
street, above Ninth, has had new iron,
placed in 1t and otherwise improved, and
presents a handsome appearance.
THERE will be o weddingiat tho residence
of Louis Pracht, ESQ.,, North Wheeling
this evening, when his daughter Caroline
will become Mrs. Henry Weisgeiber.
NICHOLAS HAAd, an old citizen Of this
city, died yesterday afternoon. He ha!
resided here for the last forty years anc
was an industrious and faithful citizen.
HARRY LAyEDocK had his index fngel
badly mashed a day or two ago between
the bumpers OF cars on the B. d o. Hi
injuries were attended to by DR.. ]. ii
Pipes.
). Dr.. BERNARD, OF Baltimore, addressed
the B. & O. machinists, in this city, in be
half OF the new Baltimore and Ohio lif'
insurance, at the machine shops yester
day morning.
PHILIP HANsuuMAKgR and LLOYD Bid
dell are going to "beard the lion in hi
den," at Robinson's circus next Thurs
day. Philip says he will show his iriendi
how to juggle an elephant.
T. T. CocKAYNE, with his Orchestra viii
20 to Steubenyille, on the 22nd. to brini
down a large excursion party to our city
and Moundsville, which will be given b!
the Sloans Station Brass Band.
THE folks Of Pleasant Valley are ar
ranging for social gathering at Mem
minger's Orchard, on next Wednesday
evening, May 10th. Over two hundred
invitations have been issued for 1t. ]. 7
Cockayne's Orchestra will be in attend
ance.
AMAS named Michael Binders was sud
denly taken i'll yesterdaymorningatt the Tol
Mill stone quarry and removed TO the hos
pital sick with typhoid fever. He L. Hun
; garian and last week sent all his earn
ings to hisiriends there, and is now with
out means.
A D1sausrEp Bourbon remarked yester
day that the convention was the meanes
one he had ever seen. II have beef
standing around all day and haven't beer
asked to take drink yet, whereas, II !
were Democratic one they would be haul
! ing drunken delegate out every five min
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