The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-17
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IIAsty Readers.
YErERDAY. was pay day at the Hinge
Factory.
A WATERMELON picnic took place at VIM.
Gruber's, last night.
ONE Of the Elm Grove cars broke down
in Fulton on Sunday, OBTAINING travel for
some time.
GgoRE BRuMsEx, al Eighth ward lad,
had his arm broken Sunday by falling
from fence. .Ia
BILLY BUcHwALD, lately cook at the
DelmoniCo, will leave lor..Deadwood City,
Dakota, to-day.
TIE entertainment that is to be given by
the Junior Tent OF ReChabites is expected
to be on grand scale.
THERE arc two women in the First Ward
Station House who are charged win
drunkenness by Officer Price.
The Fourth Ward school has been reno
waited and reprinted anil now presents q
very neat and tasteful appearance.
THE Fifth Ward Garfield Executive
Committee will meet at Parker's Hall to-
night to transact important business.
GEORGE SGMAIDT complained before
esquire Bulger yesterday, that james
Smith had assaulted him. A warrant wat
issued.
A son of Hugh Boyd, OF Elm Grove, was
thrown from horse day or two ago and
had bis arm fractured, IN three places
above the elbow. '''''@'.. "''
HousroY DAVIS, a colored driver in the
employ OF Simon Baer K Sons, fell from q
wagon Yesterday, and his head striking TIT
corner Oi aCurbwas cut badly.
THE Young Mems Garfield Club will
meet Wednesday night to make arrange
lments 10 receive General Woodtord, o
New York, when he comes here.
YESTERDAY q countryman had one o
his axle trees broken of and a whee
mashed to pieces while crossing the Elm
Grove track on Sixteenth street, beyond
Jacob.
TALKING about big yields Of wheat, Mr.
McCrim, living on Boggs' farm, abov.!
Pheasant Valley, sowed one and hal
bushels Of wheat last fall, and threshe'
I iorty.four bushels.
THERE will be a meeting OF all old sol
diers at the NepS'LtLler Office on Thursday
evening for the purpose Of oompleting or
rapgements for the grand reunion q
Petersburg on the 22d Of Sept.
TIE Washington District Garfield ant
Arthur Club will meet at the Vigilan
Engine Hall this evening at half pas
. seven. A full attendance is desired
There will be an election OF officers for
marching club.
SOME one OF the passengers on the camp
meeting train Sunday jumped of thu
train below Benwood for ,his- straw ha
which had blown OF. The train wa
going at full speed at the time and tn
man was much injured.
The new hose which was received at til
Atlantic. Engine House a day or two ag
was tested yesterday. 1t was subjected
: test OF 175 pounds to the. inch au
!, proved satisfactory. Capt Eccles says
will stand 500 II necessary.
SUNDAY nighta young couple returne
! from the camp meeting, and while goin
6 up Thirty.Fiith street, the young lady wa
set upon by her uncle and brutally choke
land otherwise abused. The uncle was in
ltoxicated OF the time. The case excite
much indignation, and will probably b
ventilated in the Police Court tomorrow
MARY BEL1lNGER yesterday swore out
peace warrant before Squire W. l.
Caldwell, for her husband Joseph Be
!, linger, who, she alleges, threw q bee
bottle at her. Before the same Justice
the Peace Tod Mercer made affidavit tina
Jacob Freese drew knife and was goin
TO "ca'ye" him. Jacob aud Bellinger vii
= both DO tried to-day, the latter at 10 A. y
!. and the former at II.
LETTERS remaining in the Postoffice III
Q claimed August II: Louis Blumenburl
G. b. Beardsley, G. H. Barr, Arthr
: Chace, James Conry, R. S. Deshburl
John Doelels, Thomas Davis, W..
tFra2ier, Gibson 4 Co., John I. Gold
borough, Maud Gay,en, G. Halbefinal
Ii George Janday, G. A. Krayton, JaE
!, Kaiser, Miss Annie Lewis, Dudley M
. Cloud, John Owens, Ephraim, Ramsey
: Foster, A. d. Deed, Prof. ". y. Reec
Sarcars x Drake, A. Shick, VIM. 7. Well
TuE School Board OF Richland distri,
met at Sheriff Tingle's office yesterda!
Present: j. ". Morgan, President; Pete
Delaplaine, Secretary, and VIM. Connell
and D. A. Garden, members. The follow
ing teachers were elected: First distric
loo. Dunlap; Second, Callie W. Curtil
Third, B. +. Delaplaine; Fourth, Charlie
Kyle, Sr; Fifth, Frank Foreman Sixth
Thomas Shannon; Seventh, Magg
q Birkett; Eighth, Mary English Ninth, y
u Wiedman. Wages were fixed at S2S, S
and S33, according to the grade OF cert
fcate, and the school term at seve
months, Complaint was made to th
Board that certain school houses had bee
o Injured by night meetings, and the Boar
q directed the school trustees to take th
q necessary steps in the matter. =
IT IS thought that the excursion owe
the B. & 0. to-day to Washington, Bait
N more, Norfolk, Va, and Fortress Monroe
will be the largest that has ever left TIL
city. II was projected and worked up b
Z Smythe, which Is guarantee OF its SUI
y cess, but the B. & o. officials have take
!. q great interest in it, Captain Bond comm
= out from Baltimore to give 1t his attention
A large number OF our best citizens hav
}. signifed their intention OF going on It, an
J, it will be made by good class Of peopl,
/. The fare is only 50 90 for the round tri
and the tickets are good for week. Their
can be no more attractive trip, taking II
8 as it does, all the historic grounds Of tn
a Rebellion in the neighborhood OF the Ma
tional Capital, and giving q ride OF owe
two hundred miles on the bay and ocear
TYRoLEsR WARBLERs,-There is quarter
+, ed now at Blumenb erGs soloon, on Marke
!, street, troupe OF Tyrolese singers, 0
|, "Warblers" as they are called. Thi
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