The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-21

Mill.
srocK is being taken at the Belmont
Mil.
AIARoE ball came of at Melodeon Hal,
Main street last night.
TnR third hands at the La Belle mill
have gone to work again.
REVIVAL services will be hel6 at the
Fourth Street Church all week
A NEW paper, Republican iE politics, is
about to be started at CharlGston.
TnR Fire Department ag1 the extramen
were on the alert yesteDday for fires.
TWENTY ONE feet ed rising-the mud
on the street above Eohnathan's rayine.
A LARGE party ! 'announced at stamm's
-Four Mile HousOt ont the pike very soon.
The county bAdges have been reprinted
and now present very handsome appear
ance.
Col. TyGIoR FOREMAN has been appoint
ed sgengcG the B. & o. r. r. at Triadel-
Rhia.i
gli!s evening large reception will be
hel at the residence Of Mr.. Myers, up the
Eewiky road.
A NEW crossing has been put in across
Main street, from alley l2, near Wagners
livery stable.
II. NJ. TnATcHRR swore out peace war
rant yesterday for F. II, Lange before
Squire Mix.
A NEW letter box has been placed at the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot by
Postmaster Sterling.
TIE laboring hands at the La Belle mill
struck Monday and their places were i'm
mediately filled by others.
A BEAUTIFUL picture OF the 'popla rest"
in Market street window attracts the at
tention Of the average pedestrian.
WEwere informed yesterday that United
States Marshal G. W. Patton contemplates
removing to this city at an eally day.
IT was Miss Katie Riester who sang the
solo at the Cathedral concert Monday
night. instead Of Miss Katie Wlngerter.
TIE statement about the fire at Hub
bard's saw mill in yesterdays Register was
a little previous, no attempt having been
made.
JxsIroR WElrzRL, who runs the Capitol
alarm, says the gong in the Capitol build.
ing is out OF order and does not register
the alarm.
THERE was not single alarm OF fire yes
terday, to the disappointment OF many
who had predicted that "the thing had
only begun"
ONE oil the sheet mills at the Whitaker
Iron Works that has been oil for several
days undergoing repairs was started up
again yesterday.
MIR. GEORGE ZoKcKLER, the Fulton
butcher, received large lot OF fine hogs
from Monroe county yesterday by the
steamer Welcome.
IT is likely that the Rev. Mrs. Iathrop,
OF Michigan, will do some temperance
work and also revival work in our midst
ut some time during this season.
The motion made by the counsel Of G.
@. Black for removal OF his case from the
Municipal TO the Circuit Court was over
ruled by Judge Cranmer day or two ago.
CHIEF Of the Fire Department VIM.
lIccles stated to US yesterday that he had
not received the threatening letter which
the Register claimed he had yesterday MORN
ing.
Cart. ANDY WILSON, United States Jury
Commissioner, will draw the jury Satur.
day for the session Of the United States
District Court, beginning in this city on
March !.
SAN. DETwILER, hostler at the Sth Ward
hose house, is lying very low with typhoid
fever; his wife is Frustrated with the same
disease and one or two OF their children are
also very sick.
A LOT Of very large mules are stabbed at
Huseman's stables, awaiting shipment 10
tho Preston county iron works. They
came from Kentucky, and are the largest
ever brought to this city.
THERE is a man in this city who lives
entirely on the receipts OF the sales Of
papers made by his son. He Is Treasurer
OF the combination and follows the boy
all day in his wanderings around the city.
GRAFTON CANNON, who drives coal car
from the minesto the Lower mill, for the
Riverside Iron Company, had one OF his
arms badly lacerated yesterday afternoon
while adjusting brake. DR.. Pipes dress.
ed his wounds.
A FEW evenings since as VIM. Myers
was carrying q lamp filled with oil, 1t ex.
ploded in his hand, and he had very
narrow escape from burning up, as the oil
ignited his clothing but 1t was smothered
out with blanket.
PERSONAL MENTION. Hugh Sterl.
ing returned from Washington, D. c., and
parkersburg Monday evening.
VIM. Ellingham, ESQ, left for New York
yesterday.
]. H. oglebay will leave for Kansas City,
No., this morning.
Mr.. A. II. Sheppard, OF this city, return.
ed day or two ago from Kansas City, Mo.
Ii. B. Hapgood, agent OF the Ada Rich.
mond Company, Is at the New Mcclure.
Col. Q. Borgess. left for his home, viathe
D. & o. last evening.
Mr.. NJ. Lysinger, well known boot
and shoe dealer, OF Pittsburgh, is auto
graphed at the Stamm.
W. P. Hubbard, Esq, who has been
confined to his residence out the pike by
severe sickness, is able to be out again.
Emma Abbot opened the GAINESVILLE
Opera House Monday night Several
gentlemen from this city were in attend.
ance.
DR.. Todd has new lease on the Bridge.
port postotlice. This is merit rewarded;
the jolly Doctor Is the man who holds up
the Republican party Of Belmont county
by the tail.-StetiJenriile Gazette.
1t is said now that Prothonatary Ken
needy OF Pittsburg is not a deiaulter after
all, that he hasn't skipped the country
but is only visiting New Mexico and Col
orado with party Of friends, and that
the other stories told Of him are also
false.
Mr.. G. S. Feeny, Of Wheeling, and
bride returned to this city from their wed.
dirg tour esterday afternoon, They are