The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-30
AIMS Ann nLoaaoMs
OF News, Gathered In the Local Field
by InteIIIKeneeF Reporters.

TEX GpFing, most gentle Ann hAth cone,
Tns houssElln tIpdsh UeAsg t0I mud sep
Ths topper gi0lh on bis TuEnh "bum"
AnI p6ots vast few mare yards Of rope,
Sprlug taVtE.liks tbs tehnal girl ehSWu her gum
And divsI lnSte'S have begun 10 hum,
PIcMcs next yr.--..
1HIs Is the last oyster day.
ORGAN grinders inIest this city Just now
BOARD Of Commissioners next Monday.
THE painters have supplanted the
plumbers,
The "sign" is right for oil householders
to clean up their back yards.
soME healthy spirituslist ought to lay
hands on that turn'table VI the street rail-
way.
ONR deed Of trust was recorded, and one
marriage license issued by Recorder Hook
yesterday.
JOSIE KRAMER and his band expect to
play at the White Sulphur Springs this
coming summer.
"WHT should the heatnen rage" when
such splendid lot Of ladies are looking
after their weliareP
THIs Is the last day on which United
States special taxes can be paid. A large
number Of persons attended to this mattel
yesterday,
MADAME sAcHsE and q number OF bel
pupils from this city went out to 81
Evansville last night to give = concert IL
that village.
The body Of little Willie Riley, who
was drowned few days ago Of the BEL
mont mill, was recovered last night tioat
ing In the river near Bellaire.
THE funeral OF Mrs. Reed, Of the Fittt
ward took place from the residence o. hel
son. claw, VIM. Leighton, IT,, on Chap
line street, yesterday morning
Mrs, N, J. Blair was yesterday appoint
ed guardian OF Thos. n, Andrew N. anC
| J, Howard Blair, minor children Of Thos
]. Blair deceased; bond $4,000,
A BALL was held last night in Turnel
Hall by the Starlight social one 10 Nc
Lama Hall by the Sixth Ward Fishing
Club and one in Westwood's Hall.
IT would be q good idea to enact al
ordinance paying members OF Council ioI
their arduous services. The strain on thu
chin OF certain members OF the seGont
Branch 10 terrible.
The last will and testament Of Thoma
], Blair, deceased, was probaled by Re
corder Hook yesterday. Mrs. Nancy ]
Blair WAS named as executrlx. BonC
$4,000; no securely required.
CHIP BENNETT aud Officer Brady chase
"Coal oil" John Miller oil over the Fiji
ward yesterday, but did not catch him
Squire Wheeler wants "Coal Oil" to an
swer charge Of feloniouS shooting.
THR Centennial Jubilee Singers, unde
SUPERINTENDENT GAtewood, sing at West
woods Hall, South Wheeling, tonight
and at Chapline street NJ. E. Church, Mon
day and Tuesday evenings Of next week.
Six hundred dollars additional stock IL
the State Fair Association was secured b,
ex.Sheriff Tngle yesterday. Other gentle
men are also at work and very salts
factory report should be made to the Boar
OF Directors at their meeting on Monda,
night,
TIE ladies' and gentlemen who are /
perform and sing "The Chimes OF MOI
mandy" at the Academy Of Music, abou
the middle OF next month, hold two re
hearsals q week. The next one will be OIL
Monday night. Kramer's orchestra ha
been engaged. oil.
"WuAr's new" asked country news
paper editor as he strolled into Secretar,
Of State Stalnaker's Office at tho Capito
yesterday, and missed the spittoon as b.
spit. "That carpets new" replied th
genial Secretary. But he couldn't be per
susded to 20 out and take something"
STREET COMMISSIONER STEVENS Is takinI
advantage OF the present fine weather t
have the streets and alleys cleaned up
Some Of the alleys literally TEEN will
filth, and the action OF the Commissions
In removing this source Of disease and Ill
health before the setting In Of hot weathe
10 to be commended. - a.ts.
Mr.. A. II. MAHoNE has been appointed
q deputy collector by U. 8. Collector Gen
Duyal, vice Thomas J, Blair deceased
| Mr.. Mshone is brother.in.law Of Genera
WitCher and comes from Lincoln county
He will not assume the duties Of his nev
Office until July. In the meantime Mr.
Harry O. Laird will act
THE Bellaire Independent publishes
Ibbubutluuhl hElUl0 " 40 ypaIpiun9 lpauo
wherein II describes amarred man elopinl
with his wife's sister. II does not Civ
any names but 1t lie said that q part!
named Grove is the man and the younl
lady Is supposed to be Miss Smith. 0
course II 10 not known whether any crimi
nal relations exist between the miss
ing parties but their actions arr
strange, to say the least. Grove 10 {
Wheeling man but was never engaged II
business here.
SEVERAL days ago we printed On item
about the desertion OF Mrs. McMullin, o.
West Wheeling, by her husband, Now
we learn from the Woodsleld Gazette thai
Mrs. McMullin, whose maiden name wal
Hogue, held note against her brother
William B. Hogue, for $3.50, and when 4
became due he sent the money to hei
from WoodsReld by Adams Express. Hel
husband went QUITO collect the money
but learning It had been sent 10 Wheel
ing, came back and drew the money
credited It on the note and sent II to hil
wife In an envelope, and has not beer
heard oil since. tits said that he took q
young woman with him In bis flight.
Certificate OF Incorporation.
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