The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26
War, sir, cuss the ciFcus7


WHY, sir, cass the circusH
TINS weather causes . boom in the straw
hat business.
Tn1 Boilers at the Top mill were clean
ed yesterday.
fail in dry weather.
CIRCUIT Court put in It's time yesterday
"wailing for the verdict"
The Fulton paper mill is running fall
time, and orders are brisk.
TIE circus boats got away for Bellaira
at 4 timely hour last night
ExcEnIoR LODGE, No. 40 /. o. o. +.
will give grand picnic June 10th.
Mr.. WIN. orro Is making considerable
improvements TO his residence above 1th
oSE deed Of trust was admitted to REQ.
ord in the Office Of the County Clerk yes
terday.
THE art sale conducted by Mr.. Scott for
Mr.. Gale, on Main street, will close thiS
evening.
THE Atlantic Engine House is being
renovated, whitewashed and cleaned up
generally.
MASAoER RrIsrrR, Of the Opera House,
has booked Pat Rooney's company Tor the
18th OF June. 49,,
WIN. HINES, Of Liberty, was visiting
friends in the city yesterday. He reports
crops looking very encouraging.
one Of the cages Of John Robinson's
circus upset on the Main street oTiuRe
Yesterday, jarrinE the sacred COW q little
HopRs BRocKuSrER, & Co.'S wagon broke
down Yesterday at Twenty'sixth and
Chapline streets, obstructing travel Tor
some time.
Iocx MURPHY was slowed away yester-
day In the Eighth ward station house oy
Se;cer Asmus, to answer charge oil
drunkenness.
HENRY HUBBARD, a small boy living on
Seventeenth street, wandered of after the
circus Yesterday, and was found at Bogg
Run and returned TO his friends.
DR. sHuPPRAxKK, Of st. Johns Evange.
| licalT German Lutheran Church, took about
20 members Of his class to Hornbrook's
park on a botanizing trip Yesterday.
VIZ are requested to announce to the
} public that the Elm Grove Street Cars WI
nm 10 the Market House as usual, In spite
Of the repairs to the Chapline street main
RuMoRs Of a drowning accident on the
Island Yesterday originated 10 the drown
ing of the colored boy at Bridgeport, The
particulars will be found in our Bridge
port items. /,
J. F. HARDING. Sheriff Of Randolph
b county, and W.. Hatton, deputy she1n
0 yesterday brought 10 the penitennary
Mrs. Arbogast, sentenced 10 one year > III
prisonment.
VIII. HALLHR, the auctioneer, sold yes
terday, the half lot on the north side Q
, Fifteenth street, known as the McCor mel
. property, for 81 900 cash. Thos. Dough
erty was the purchaser.
A HORSE attached to q buggy frightene'
!, at one Of Robinson's elephants yesterday
II at Twenty.tirst and Main streets, and up
% set the buggy, mashed the shafts and di'
other damage to the vehicle.
" Arthur MCKEE, E.q., who has for som
time past been cashier OF the People
Bank, has rendered his resignation to tn
Board Of Directors. No action has ye
]. been taken by that body in the matter.
LErrsRs remaining in the postoftice IN
claimed, May 28thI j. plain, VIM. I
Boots, Miss Mollie Gauber. Johnni
Healy. G, Il. Holmes, Miss Ella Kelti
a o. G. Kempble, Edward j. Miller, JOSEF
' SGdmer.
TEE commencement exercises oil tn
Bridgeport public schools will take plac
Friday night in the Presbyterian. Church
The grad nating class consists Of five mem
beers, all young ladies. Prof. Pratt is prir
cipal Of the schools.
, = LAST evening Mr.. John Ebbert, who n
sides up Wheeling creek, entertained
large number OF his friends in q hant
lsome way. 7, T. CoCkayne furnished th
music, and dancing vas keep up until
late hour. A number were out IRON IN
city. o.,
Mss Hulda Seibert, OF SAMSON Chapel
Pa, died Monday night at the residenG
OF her sister, Mrs. Church in North Whe,
ling, from typhoid fever. Her remain
were sent home yesterday. She was q
unusally attraciractive young LADY, an
was on visit TO her sister.
Mr.. HARVEY L. SIMON, the Temperate
Evangelist Of Ohio, will lecture again an
It recite poem Of Parker Hall, this ever
ling at 1880 o'clock, and will hold Chi
* dren's Temperance meeting this aiternoo
at the same place, at 4 o'clock, 10 whici
3 the children Of the public schools are II
y vited.
70 A CORRESPONDENT writing TO the lSRl
"a LIoEScER from New Cumberland, Hal
~ cUck county, says that McMahan, Porte
T. 4 Go. have their hands full Of orders fd
al sewer pipe and are sill receiving NOR
They seem to enjoy the boom by then
selves.
: MAMIE CLARK, daughter Of Chas. Clarl
who lives on Eff street, fell yesterday o
!. piece OF broken glass, cutting her arr
seriously and sevsring one OF the larg
4 arteries. The child was brought INN,
4. diately into the Office Of DR.. ]. g. McCo!
Fl Eof street, who ligated the blood vessi
and dressed the wound.
LAST evening as street car was crossin
the creek bridge, child who was ridin
on the rear platform leaned out over th
step 10 look II the driver was aware OF hi
presence. He leaned too fai, and one OF th
upright iron rods OF the bridge struck hit
on the head, knocking him to the grount
P. and hurting him severely.
TIE Republican Committee desires I
p know how many Republicans from thi
vicinity are going to the Chicago Conyer
p ton, so as TO make arrangements in resar
TO securing special cars, &c. II all VIII
"a intend TO 60 will leave their names at th
e ISrELLlGENcER Office 1t will facilitate maj
q tiers greatly.
" ELlEs GRrrrrS complained before L. I
Wait, E,q, yesterday, that Carroll Bake
"a had caused disturbance OF the peace
Carroll was drunk at the time, aud beiD
arrested was unable to give $50 bond, ant
was sent to Jail. 1t is claimed that be /