The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10
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TaB Island can put on its gum coat
THE ice dealers say they are going to
have VennoF impeached.
QurTE a number Of strangers attended
Mics Taylor's reception last night
OSE marriage license was issued, and
one deed Of trust recorded, by the Record
or yesterday.
WHES this rain gets through the clouds
will be as dry as though run through q
patent clothes Wringer.
SoME Of the boys from North Wheel
ing who went up the river on q toWooat
for q pleasure trip, have returned home
Mas. WEIsEE, OF Glen's Run, could not
find her two COWS yesterday morning 9no
thinks they are lost. Mr.. WelshSus lost
one OF his horses.
7, 7, CocKAYNE went 10 Belmont county
last evening to play for a large reception.
A number from this city went over. A
good time Is reported.
MIKE MCOooL, who was once the cham
pion prize fighter Of America, and was
worth $4,000, is at pTesent running deck
hand in the lower trade.
The Street Commissioner Is having the
CURLING reset on the east side OF Market
street, between Eighth and Ninth, pre-
parAtory to the laying Of 9 new pavement
TAE steamer DIurnal was caught in the
heavy storm last Tuesday evening, Snd
the result was the breaking Of her tiI|er'
She hadto be guided up to the landing by
her wheels.
J.E. JONES, of New Castle, Pa, wants to
run Arthur Gersghty, Of this city, q hall
mile race at Pittsburgh, next Monday
week, for $50 q side, but Geraghty says be
will only run in this city.
ALL Of the window glass works except
the Union have closed down from the hrst
OF June until the first Of September. The
boys are all getting their fishing tackle
ready for q trip down the river.
SOME OF the folks living down the river
are trying TO persuade Capt Sam LlIen
and Prot. Joe Kirk, OF the steamer DiuIlal,
10 sing Q Duet at q concert to be held u
Marietta. They will make the welkn
ring.
T. T. CocKAYNE, with his usual LIBERAL
ity, has offered the services oil his oTChes'
ira gratis TO the committee for q benefit
to Mr.. Straub, who lost his family last
Tuesday during the disaster Of Glenn's
Run, and Q handsome sum could be real
lied II 1t Is gotten up.
A BLACKSMITH living on Peters Run has
nothing but q hammer left Of all o This tools
The destruction out there ia greater than
was ever known. The county alter spend
ing33 900 10 worse of with the road than
be- ore IL was repaired. Live stock Of all
kinds was washed away.
We are indebted to Dr.. ], r. l.. Har'
desty, President oil the Board OF Regents
Of ths Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution
Ter invitations to the concert which took
place Tuesdsy night and the closing exer'
cises OF Wednesday night. Gov. Jackson
addressed the faculty and spectators on
Wednesday evening
Ma. A. O. EdRRTRR came near losing biz
valuable team Of horses and wagon at the
public landing yesterday morning. They
were pushed into the water by the weight
OF the wagon, but fortunately the IRON
wheel caught under the. guard Of the boa
and checked them, The only harm dOnt
was the breaking Of the pole Of the wagon
"a narrow escape.
THERE will be a select excursion and
picnic ut Browns Island, above Steuben'
vile, next Tuesday, given by the M@a'
nerChor Singing Society Of this city. The
steamer Telegram will take up the party
and Viewig's orchestra will accompany tt
The committee are F. q. Arbsnz, Ohas,
Ahl, II. Wellington, George Sauer and
John Dick. OF course q splendid time
will be had by all who 60.
Mr.. ISAAC HILL, OF Beallsville, Ohio,
brought an excursion from his town L
this city, yesterday, that was In every way
successful. The number was very large
reaching several hundred, and the ar
rangementS were perfect. The original
intention was TO 90 10 Martins Ferry, Boz
on ocCount OF the wet weather the Second
ward market house was utilized, and a
splendid time enjoyed by oil the exCur'
s~ionists. To Mr.. Hill Is due the success OIL
the undertaking, and the children all leeI
very grateful TO him.
In regard to the assault and battery
case agalbst Mr.. W. K. Duvsl, Of The
Custom House, we learn from the gentle
men who are employed In the U. 5, Rev.
enue Cfice that W. H Ray, OF Mounds
vile, came into the Office on Wednesday
In an intoxicated condition and used lhe
most abusive language toward Mr.. DIVA
and the employees. He was told to leave
the office and did go away twice but re-
turned o third time and was then led Out
by Mr.. DuvGl, without the exercise o.
any more violence than was necessary,
The case will come up before Squire
phiIina npxk WadhnRdav.