The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

VI
Recorder Hook yesterday.
The Western Union is putting up new
wire along the pike east OF this city.
To-Day will be pay day at Hobbs, Brock.
unier & Co.'S, Riverside and Belmont mills.
G. R. BEIILER will treat his friends with
first class mock turtle soup Easter Mon
day.
JOIN AuL will leave for Omaha, Ne
braska, Monday next, to go into business
there.
SEVERAL German families from the
Eighth Ward, will immigrate. west next
Monday.
SUIT. SWEENEY, Of the National road, is
building a new bridge on the pike near
Roney's Point,
THERE will be literary and musical
entertainmentat the Fourth Street Church
nexteEriday night.
TIE following letters are held for post
age at the PostoGIice: Mrs. Barbara Jewel,
Mrs. Josephine Shafer.
Who is going 10 carry the beautiful sill
yer trumpetP There will be some lively
work with the fire boys.
THE Third Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday night elected the same Off.
GERS for 1850 as held in 1879.
0S the first OF April Mr.. G. r. Behler
will move his restaurant to l420 Market
street, north Of the postoffice.
Mr.. JOSEPH DINMEY, OF Pleasant Valley,
will receive to-day from New York, a
seyenty.fve dollar cornet.
Nh. JoHS MooRE, ofthe South Side, who
has been visiting friends at Pittsburgh for
some time, returned home last evening,
THE United Engine was engaged for
some hours yesterday in pumping the
water out OF the cellar Of Lucas piano
store.
ANDY VANCE, carpenter from Triadel-
phia, had his hand very bldly hurt while
working on a bridge near R0ney's Point,
yesterday.
The house OF Joseph Beard, on Six
teenth street, was thought to be on fire
last night, but it turned out that only the
chimney was on fire.
THE remains OF Miss Annie Sights, who
died at Greggsville last Wednesday, were
taken over the Hempfield yesterday from
this city and buried at Vienna, Pa.
THE effects of s. @. McCracken, CIays-
vile, Pa, were sold at Sherif's sale yes.
terday. Mr.. McCracken is kwell known
as large distillerer to many persons in
this city.
A MAN from Pittsburgh, named Norton,
found a woman in the Lucas building,
night before last, nearly sufocated by the
smoke and carried her down stairs and
into the street.
LAST Thursday evening the residence Of
Mr. Clark Hanes, OF the North End, con-
tanned q fine gathering OF some twenty-five
couples, who spent the evening dancing to
7. T. Cockayne's music.
Nh. ORLANDO STEPHENS, one Of the old
est nailors at the Top Mill, has quit his
Job and gone to his home in Massachu-
sets. Heis afflicted with that dread dis
ease, nailots' consumption.
PETER BoNESBERdER and Louis Delbrug-
&c will go to Littleton next week to pur-
chase grounds for the Belmont Fishing
club, OF this city, and to erect house for
the accommodation OF the club.
MANAGER GATEwooD, OF the Centennial
Subilee Singers, was in the city yesterday.
He says his company have had crowded
houses every night in the towns they have
been singing in along the line Of the b. &
o. Il. K.
THE select social masquerade, to be
given at the residence Of Mr.. ]. Lantry,
In the Eighth ward, on Easter Monday
next, promises to be an enjoyable affair.
Some forty couples will be in attendance.
7. T. Cockayne's music.
JAMES IsuTToN, who has been in jail
for several days, charged with robbing
young Holt, was released yesterday, bail
being furnished in $1,000, by VIM: Nc
Mauaway. A strong effort Is making to
raise tie bail for Merrileld.
The quiet village OF West Alexander
was disturbed yesterday afternoon, about
4 o'clock, by free go:as'yon'please fight
between Jas. Sullen, Jas. Dickey, Robert
Dickey, and little black dog. Peace was
finally restored by the @. ofP.
Wghaye Just received parts 8, Q, 7 and s
of the "lllustraled Historical Register"
from the publishers subscription book
departmant, the American News Compa-
nv. New York. The entire work is now
completed, and can be had from the agent,
Mr.. A. 7. Castor, who is engaged in deliV-
ering 1t to subscribers.
TmE grammar department ofthe Fourth
ward school, together with the two rooms
Of division A, held very pleasant enter
tainment yesterday afternoon. The pro-
pramme consisted Of recitations, instru-
mental and vocal music, &c. Quite large
number OF friends were present. all o.
whom expressed themselves as well
pleased.
TnR regular Thursday night meeting oi
the WorEingmen's Christian Temperance
Union proved to be one Of unusual inter
est. Addresses were made by Messrs:
Cartwright and Marshall, some very good
, music was given by the choir, and at the
close quite au addition was made to the
numbers OF the society. Every one pres
ent received, as usual, gift ot tenn
, perancs paper, and all departed In high
, good humor.
PROGRAMME OF music to be given at the
Easter Sunday morning:
xiS 7h GS-EJris GcTs CisdO
Aguus De-0neTtoIy.
pust-Panem de COelo..,. Ma Sullivan r. v. AXLE
. AFTERNOON sgRyieE.
a yespers Mespe
solo and ChoIuS-BHt who shall epoe
Naguih
RSIina CoalI-s 10 and thoElS
= o salutGtis-Trio.....Mr MrS Sullivan, Nessrh AK
a and Mercadenli.
TAntun ErTo-Full Choir.
TuE many friends Of Mrs. Dora Clohar
g Zimmer, wife OF Frank P. thinner, now o
j. Omaha, Nebraska, will be panied TO hea
y Of her death, which took place In he
! new western home on Thlraday, Marc
94th. IT'S only little more than q yea
!. ago tbst the happy couple celebrated thel
/. nuptials in this city, and now her hps
. band, her motherless babe aud her reli
= tiyes and many devoted friends are Gale
,. 10 mourn her departure. As q friend an
u associate Mrs. Htmmer was possessed
I. rare attractive powers, and was dearly b'
!. loved By all who knew her.