The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-08

THE camp meeting season is upon US.
10 IA -.

THERn are eight lunatics confined in our
county jail.
The HAT stores will close until septem.
ber lst as7P.x.
The Whitaker Iron Works resumed OPP
erations Yesterday.
TIE Democrats have rented Washing
ton Hall for their headquarters during the
coming campaign.
An elegant new car for the Elm. Grove
railroad was delivered in the city yester-
day via the "Pwiky."
TO-DAY the Democratic Committee
meets, and the various interested parties
are on the "ragged edge"
A LARGE number Of our citizens are al
ready quartered for the season at the
Moundsyille camp ground.
THE alley between the INTELLIdENcER
Office and Opera House. needs the atteh-
ton Of the Health Officer.
THREE plain DRINKS were disposed OF az
Police Court yesterday, and two dlsoruef-
" cases postponed until Saturday.
THERE are only seven prisoners IN the
county jail now, including PARKINSON anu
Chuk, and one U. s. prisoner.
MIR. SAMUEL ADAMS, Of East Wheeling,
fell from the steps Of his dwelling last
Monday, snd sprained his arm badly.
MAJOR SWEENEY wants some one to
identify blue cloth frock coat and twelve
Yards Of muslin found In the possession Of
parties whose legal right to their possess
lon Is extremely doubtful.
G. H. DlSaER, Harper Bros, q. Mcclure,
Geo. Mathison, Geo. busch, and Buckman
& Co., have agreed 70 close their stores a.
Z P. NJ, beginning Monday next and end
/ ing September LIST, Saturdays excepted.
THE Junior Garfield and Arthur Club
will meet at Veteran Hall, New Mcclure
House, tonight. This club is a vigorous
organization, 10 very large and promises
to Re the largest in the city. The young
men are wide awake and will make cred
liable showing.
A Wheeling young lady who did not
even know how to play the piano or make
chocolate caramels was married last Sun.
day. and vet report says her husband is very
happy. She happens to be hne house
keeper, but OF course that has nothing 10
do with it.-ImGgindtipe Btttate Indepead-
ent
In the Bellaire Independent notice is serv-
ed on Peter Loecher, OF WHEELING, thata Pc
tition has been fled in the Common Pleas
Court to subject his property in that city
| 10 the payment Of O Judgement and costs,
over $500, recently obtained against Ellen
STANLEY, who occupied his house, for the
unlawful sale Of liquor.
| Ea1Y xpaa t1rnnnRutpN a
few days since before Squire Miller, at
Hickory, for killing FIVE squirrels. u cost
him SIS and costs. Mr. Edward Curry
was the prosecution Washington Reporter.
we give the above as a warning TO the
lindiscriminate hunters Of this city, who
respect neither season nor game.
ED. POWELL, OF Pittsburgh, and Babbitt,
of the ]. w. Schultze club, Of this city,
have arranged race for $500 side, which
will be rowed at an early date. Now 1t j
to be hoped that Pittsburgh will ''spunk"
M and do something, as our amateur
boatmen here are in the habit Of saying:
"Well, 1 guess I'll tackle one OF those
Pittsburgh fellows and raise stake"
SATURDAY Mrs. Adams swore out a
warrant against Ernest Laws, q neighbor,
charging him with abusive language and
attempt to provoke breach Of the peace.
The case was tried yesterday afternoon,
and state OF chronic quarreling between
the two established, so that Squire Miller,
before whom the hearing was had, felt
| justified in holding both parties in bond
TO keep the peace.
A VERY good band Of strolling players
Is in the city, and last night gave a con:
cert at Blumenberg's saloon. The band
is composed OF Bavarians, and they have
been in this country just twelve weeks,
with the exception OF the leader, who has
been here quite while. The members
are, F. Hebles, leader; Philip Rheinheim-
er, D. Wetsgenstein, +. Friller, Peter
Fhicket aud K. Ulrich. J
LETTERS remaining in the postoffice I'M
claimed, July s: NJ. Andreas, D. II.
Boyle, j. P. Blessing, Mrs. Thesley, VIM.
Bell, Simon E. Bates, Miss Annie Grimes,
q. B. Hart, Mrs. A. E. Jones, Ludyie
Krons, S. P. Lapham, Ella Morrison, NJ,
McCabe, James Y. Martin, Miss Emma
Nav. William Ross, j. W. Rhodes, D.
Lawrence Shaw, Miss Americas Stone, j.
Short II. E. Steak, A. Watson and A. r.
Wolf.
WE noticed beautiful specimen OF
glassware from the factory OF Hobbs,
Brockunier & co., in the shape OF a very
thin and delicate drinking glass, with a
picture wrought upon 1t OF the Democratic
bird standing erect and defiant on a mans
hand. It supposed TO refer to the Dem:
ocratic candidate for the Presidency, and
we suppose the glass will be popular with
the delegates to the coming Congressional
Convention in this city.
SQUIRE WIN. PHILIPS yesterday was very
much annoyed by that irrepressible
"purp" that follows Capt. John Borin 6
around, and lunging out with his foot
broke one OF the animals legs. "Well,"
said the Captain, philosophically, ~ have
talked to that dog for hours about that
trick, but it has done no good, and now
he's got it. He'll be no account this cam
paign at ALL" and the Captain looked rue
fully at bis ruined canine, and then on
that A No. / dog "Pete," OF Bill Loves,
and began muttering something about
dispensations that we could not bear.
Mr.. SAMUEL MANsF1ELD, father Of Mr..
A. o. Mansfield OF Bridgeport, died at his
home in Wayne township, Jefferson
county, Ohio, last week, at the age off,.
He was born in the same township and
there passed his life. He was the father
OF eleven children, eight sons and three
daughters, all Of whom survive him, and
bis death was the first break in the family
circle for more than half a century. Mr..
M. was one Of the Oldest citizens in eastern
Ohio, and was prominently identified with
all thu impofta1t events OF his native
county, and his death was the subject OF
general regret.
"DurcnY" WEsr's CAsE.-A hearing
was held by Squire W. W. Miller at the