The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26
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Washington has q population {

$500.
Tnr seventeen year locusts have disap-
peared.
YI.E a; was pay day at the Central
Tnr Gre plugs over the creek need blow
ing out badly.
W. A. FteYD, Of Logan county, was at
the Capitol yesterday.
WEsr ALEXANDRA has q population Of
4O5, while Claysville has only $40.
TnERE will be meeting Of the Garfield
Club this evening 1t Veteran Hall.
7. ]. Huuus was out in the harvest field
yesterday and wants TO know "WhAt will
the harvest BET"
TnR irrepressible school boy has been
turned loose on the streets, TO roam for
the next two months.
ExcELsioR Lodge No. 10, /. o. o. F.,
will excurt to Cressap's Grove July Sd, on
the Telegram. Kramer will accompany
them.
A HALF dozen census enumerators were
lounging around the Court House yeSter-
day, waiting to correct their lists II ne
CeSSary.
WV. B. gibson, a nurseryman who
lives In this county, raised 400 bushels oil
cherries this year, Of which he sold 100
bushels.
TnE Democrats will hold ratification
pow WOW tonight At the Capitol. Col.
Ben Wilson, Hans. Good and one or two
others will speak.
BELNoSr COUNTY, Ohio, has paid $3.50
during The past year for sheep killed by
dogs. The money comes from the dog tax,
and surplus Of $500 remains In the treas.
ury.
EDITOR McCREADY, Of the American Pro-
tesid,A, has gone out to CIaysyille, Pa, for
the purpose Of organizing lodges Of the
Protestant Association In that town and
vicinity.
Mr.. HENRY sNALLSrIcH, one Of the men
injured by the accident at the Riverside
furnace Thursday evening, Is In very
precarious condition, and his recovery. Is
doubtful.
SrEKLE, the West Liberty miscreant, was
captured yesterday near Greene county,
Pa, by Lieutenant Curtis and o. L. Muir.
ry, Of West Alexander, Pa, butsucceeded
In again escaping and eluding recapture.
Pamela LODdE, No. l9, l. o. o. F.,
elected, last evening. George E. Fry, n.
G.; Henry Roemer, Y. g.; A. NJ. Hark.
ins, Secretary, andrA. II. Britt, Treasurer.
The officers will be installed on Friday
evening, July 9nd, by Grand Warden o.
K. Elliiritts.
THURSDAY night Germania Lodge, X. Of
p, No. +, elected the following officers
Past Chancellor, A. Wit.huhn; Chancellor
Commander, L. p. SAlterbach; Vice Chan.
cellor, John BroChArdt; Secretary, II,
Yoeckel; Treasurer, N. Korrell; Prelatei
A. O. Wagner.
THERE was an alarm Of fire struck yes
terday afternoon from the Atlantic En-
CINE House, caused by the burning oil
some books In the house oil j. IL. Heveleyr
on Eighteenth street. The fire was put
out without the assistance OF the depart
ment. There was no loss.
The BarnesvilIe Enterpri< says: "MiSs
Fannie Eisenberg has returned from
Wheeling Female College. She has
changed Tor the better during her absence,
and Is now one Of our most attractive
young ladies'" Send some more OF your
young ladies down, Mr.. EntTpriIe, and
Wheeling will serve them the same way.
1t is good place to improve in.
Mr.. S. VI. HAMILTON, the we'll known
painter, died at his residence on Ken.
lucky street, Island, Thursday evening,
at the advanced aye Of 70 years. Mr.. Ham.
Ilton had been IN Wheeling Iinre 1910
He had been unwell for SEINE time, but
the intelligence OF his death will be sur
prise, as well US matter Of deep sorrow,
10 large circle Of acquaintance.
Mr.. A. T. Wiley, Of Burr's Mills, Ohio,
has returned home after visit OF several
days TO his son, Mr.. a. S. Wiley, OF South
Broadway. Mr.. Wiley Is the aged gentle.
man who was so severely injured by the
first great accident on the Bellaire and
Southwestern railroad, and whose life was
despared OF at that time. We are glad TO
say that he has fully recovered his health,
which must be regarded as wonderful in
one OF his years.
oFPIcERs Defbaugh and Sullivan, yes
terday afternoon, arrested two boysnamed
Gillespie,a shirk's drug store,on charge
OF stealing money AMI valuables from the
residence Of John Trinble, on Fourteenth
street. Another little fellow with them
gave the whole thing away, aud two boxes
OF knives, some spectacles aud other arti.
cles, were recognizes! by Cartwright, the
gunsmith, as having been stolen from his
store. A portion Of the money was
also recovered. These same boys are the
ones for whom warrant was wanted
some time time ago for stealing iron from
Fishers foundry.
WEDNESDAY EVENING horse back party
went out the National road. They took
supper OF Mt. Bellevue, and then went
out rs far as Triadelphia. The party con.
sisted OF Mr. and Mrs. Andy Patterson,
Sam. Patterson and Miss Lee Heryey,
Mrs. Delaplaine and Miss Julia Mitchell,
John K. Dunlap and Miss Isadore Pol.
lock, Sam. Hazlett and Miss Matte Hub.
bard, James W. Patterson aud Mrs. G. R.
Tingle, Z. S. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. Platotr
Zane aud others whose names we did not
learn. 4 regular riding club Is being or.
ganiEed, and persons Wishing 10 Join 1t
can learn particulars at the New Mcclure
House.