The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-08
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InIeIlIEeneeF Reporters.
TIE hotel arrivals are telling of.
Business in police circles was decidedly
dull yesterday.
No PEAcH STONES with tulz around them
are In market yet.
REcoRDRR HOOK issued one maEriage
license yesterday,
WHEELING hasn't Q single saloon which
keeps open all night,
IT IS probable that we will have q big
thanksgiving day soon.
To July bill collectors the thermometer
seems 400 in the shade,
THE Central Glass Works will start up
full on Monday morning next.
Ions Of the mill boys were of on &C.
count Of heat yesterday morning.
The Council Committee on Streets and
Alleys met ct the AK last evening.
TnRRR was considerable electric light
ming in the air yesterday afternoon.
TAG man 10 still walking around who
says, "Hell(Oll ia 1t bot enough for your
IT Is getting go that it will soon be haIdtO
ind Q lees than three minute h0rse in this
city,
THR comet Is trying to get away to o
summer resort. II gels DINNER every
niRht.
PERSONS who battle In the river in the
daytime had better keep their eyes open
for the police.
The Island brindle keeps the Reranium
and grass crop Of an average in the
Seventh ward.
A FEW more noisy lunStiCs in the IllI
would decrease the value Of property IN
shat neighborhood.
TIE Capitol was so dull yesterday that
you couldn't have whetted q barlow knife
on the front stone steps,
JUsr as the rain and q breeze came last
evening, people had 10 put down theiI
. windows, which was q painful act.
SWIMMING clubs are now formed. Many
II the lonsy boys go in the river every
nigh, thus easing the water supply
Two young gentlemen from Pittsburgh
are in the city with the intention ot open
ng O dental Ltice IN Market street.
TIE Press Club will probably send ten
rel! esentatives from here TO the state edl
:orial meeting at Weston, on the Is inst
P%R-PRIET0Rs OF summer hotels sre re
covering from their %dispondOnCy and are
kept busy answering kilograms Tor rooms.
AN inventive youth tied an inf Ited
paper bag to q dogs tail on Market street
yesterday and II seemed as good q motor
10 an oldstomAto can.
A WORKMAN called "DutCh Joe" got one
4 his hands In some machinery at tht
Crescent mill, yesterday afternoon, and
aad II isarlully laCeraled.
Mus, FILA MAYEs, who attempted ia
, commit suicide OH Water street, in South
Wheeling, OF the home oil her mother.in'
sw, Tuesday evening, 10 now out OF dan
ger.
MUNICIPAL CoURr met at the usual houi
Yesterday morning and the entire day wa
sken up with hearing the evidence 10 the
,ass OF ]. NJ. Brodie vs.. Walters q Shall
cross.
OFFICER DoMINIcK MoRRls thinks thai
al the small burglaIizlng that has beef
going on In this town for months past IL
he work oil one man, and he Is anxious Il
lay hands on him.
TIE Lincoln club was presented with
handsomely framed engraving Of DAnieI
Webster, yesterday by q prominent Re
publican ofthis city. The boys appreciate
these gifts. Let there be more oil them.
WAE 1t our Officer Barney who took
that dog to the top Of Onapllne Hill yes
! terday afternoon and put three bullets In
him, which he ran down the hill with 81
9 though q can adorned his tailP Hundreds
OF spectators in East Wheeling would like
10 know.
QUITE o number Of pleasure vehicles
were out the pike last evening filed witt
ladies and gentlemen, and when the
storm struck the neighborhood there camt
some badly drenChed t~oilettes. Three
: damsels in q phaeton, who were attired
In white, soaked up q good deal Of the
moisture.
= Mr. JosEPH WELLS, Of wellsville, o.
is visiting Mr.. j. X. BotsfoId and otheI
friends In this city. He ls Q brother o
Mr.. Geo. Wells, Of Chapline street, ant
below we give the ages Of seven OF bill
family, now living, their ages aggre
eating $50 years, viz: Mary Wells, o.
james Wells, o.; George Wells, ~
n Joseph Wells, SO; Anne Wells, 81
Rachel Wells, "a; Alex. Wells, "a. Mr.
Wells says that he left his oldest brothe
at home hoeing corn.