The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-11
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EcLIPsR Of the moon tonight
IT keeps the street brigade busy clean.
ing sway the mud.
THR folks up at Claysville, Pa, held
their trst strawberry festival last evening
A xuMBRR OF our farmers say that II they
cannot raise another crop they can build
new fences.
0SE Of the eastern papers says that
Wheeling Ia going to have two new Hoat-
ing boat houses.
THE trains on the Hsmp6eld will leave
from the old Hempfeld depot, opposite
the Capitol, until the water subsidies.
Tue ISTRLLIaESCER office was swsetly
sersnRded by the Jubilees last night.
Several selections were supurbly sung.
THE private school Of Miss Eliza Mills,
on Fifteenth street, will close the Last OF
next week, with an attractive entertain
ment.
NIX. JOHN SHoRrs, foreman OF the Sen.
Bepey foundry at Moundsville, Is doing
some fine work in the way Of turning out
stoves.
PHLIr DugFY and Jake Cline INDUCED
In q terrific fight at the saloon next to the
Eight ward hose house, last night. Cline
was worsted.
THE many lady friends OF the F. o, O.
Society return thanks to the gentlemen
members Tor asplendid midnight serenade
Tuesday night.
TODAY is the big picnic at Benwood. A
number from u city, Mou~ndsville,
Bridgeport and Bellsirs will participate.
7. T, OoCksyne will go down.
POSTMASTER STERLING is going to have q
letter box placed on Market street at the
head Of Seventh, which will be q great
convenience to the folks thereabouts.
Hon. B. l.. BUTCHER, State Superintsnd.
emit Of Schools, will confer 10 diplomas
upon the graduates OF the FAirmont
school, and s upon those at Shepherds
town.
HoADLEY HANEMAN, OF tho Top mill,
lsays he believes old man Venor has q tels'
phone at the north pole and Q lice man
10 send him the news, but he wouldn't
have 1t.
TIE water will not he high enough to
interfere with the safe running Of trains
on the Pan Handle road, and the Pitts.
burgh excursion will leave promptly at
4:62 p. NJ. IS advertised.
], B, SAITH was thrown from bis horse
up Long Run yesterday and badly kicked
on the head by the animal, which was
frightened by q dog, He was taken to his
home near Clinton, this county.
ZANE 4 STALNAKER yesterday placed
in q Macneale & Urban door and com.
bination lock upon q new vault just con.
struCtsd in the CatGCombs at the Capitol
for the safe keeping Of the land books Of
the Auditor,
TIE young tragediRn Larkln, by special
request, rendered some choice Shskespe.
rian selections before the members Of the
Washington District Lyceum yesterday 81
ternoon, Mr.. Larkin's efforts ON this oc.
casion we're highly appreciated by his aud.
itors.
WI have been informed that q company
from Pittsburgh will put the MoundNille
mill In repair and will build y nail factory
and will also make sheet iron and
give steady employment 10 a large mum.
Der Of bands the year round. A big boom
for MOundsville,
CAPT. SAMUEL LIrTgE, steward OF the
steamer Dlurnal, is one OF the Oldest
steamboatmen on the Upper Ohio, Is
known by eve-y little school boy and girl
between here and ~Parkersburg, When
they go aboard Of the boat the first quea.
ton they AJAX Is, where is Uncle Sam?