The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-07
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Notes orIuterest About Minor Matters
In the City,

lHE bDuEu VI EFiuAllENflSA SAA - FfNS'-
will probably finish its labors Tomorrow
Two deeds Of trust were recorded and one
marriage license issued by Clerk Hook yes
terday.
The State officials have completed their re-
ports aud turned them over to the Governor
who has about completed his message
THE county infrmary Is undergoing q
thorough withdrawing at the hands Of
Frank Freds, the well known colorsd artist
in lime and water
REV. Il. II. DORNDLAsER was yesterday IL
censed by the Circuit Court 70 perform mar
rage ceremonies, giving q bond OF SLOW
with John n. VOgel us surety
LAST evening the clouds, that had been
lowering over the city during the day, sent
their moisture down In drlzzling manner,
making things very disagreeable.
TIE principal streets Of the city have been
nicely scraped and would be in fair condition
were the mud piles taken away, Hurry up
the carts and remove them before they are
scattered again,
MIS-. LETITIA u. UPDEGRAFF was yesterday
appointed guardian Of Ellie L. and lag u,
Orphan children OF J. Updegrall, deceased, a
bond OF 800 for each was required, Alex
Updegraf acting Us surety
Mn, ANTON REYMANN has extended an invi-
tation to newspaper men to take trip on
The Elm Grove road to-day and test the new
stoves lately put IN for heating the cars
They are working toa charm.
TIE last will and testament OF ], AStifel,
was admitted to probate and ordered record
ed. Louis @. StilGl and VIM, Il, Stifel were
appointed executors, giving u bond Of Sl2o,'
O66, no security. being required by the terms
OF the will.
TnERE was select and private hop q venat
Geruunia Hall lust evening by u number OIL
our prominent Germans. The occasion was
very pleasant one, and u delightful time
was hud, KramCrs orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the dancers.
Mr.. Henry Seamon has been absent from
the city for several days on secret business,
but tO.day's dispatches give his errand away,
lie has purchased the Little Anua,' Vi
Louisville, and will In all probability enter
IL In the Martins Ferry and Bellaire trade.
LAST evening, between and O'clock, Mrs.
Thomas Robinson, ST., fell down the stairs at
hrr residence, corner Of Woods and Thirty
sixth streets, and broke both tile bones Of her
left fore arm. This is the third time she has
broken the same bones IN the past ten years.
DuRlSu the holidays Prof N. 9. Beckett,
of Sturer College, ut llarper's Ferry, Will hold
an institute that will be attended by The col
Ored teachers VI Maryland and the Two Viz
glnius. The institute il known as thal OF the
Shenandoah Valley, Prof. Butcher Will ut
tend this institute
ADRIAN Coon, Of lower town, was brought
home from Wheeling lust Saturday sick, ana
tnis morning rllmUr spread over the city
that he lIad the smallpox. IL created con.
siderable anxiety, until an examination was
made, and II was learned that Goods very
sick with typhoid fever, but there is no sign
VI SMALLPOX stlaire independent
DgLLAIRE is very windy on tho subject OF
her resources but when 1t comes IL raising
money Iurun enterprise that will be u public
service "she Is thur. lPheeling ksgiSier
Your heud Is level On ON thut suOjCCl.-IriJ-
uue. Not OH tllut subject 1t isn't What We
wrote was, 'She isn't har."-Hegisto. You
hud better employ proof reader and per.
maps then you might print what you write
we are sorry that your head is not level
Beitdirs Tribune.
TIE case Of IIaSllar vs. the Citizens Railway
Company was put on trial In part VI the
circuit Court yesterday before II jury COM
posed Of Z. A. Uitt1nAI, +. A. llUge, NJ. f.
GiIsey, George llGsse, Ed. Norton Il. L.
NimnIOns, John Mckee, Charles Dusby,
jacob Groves, james Howard, John Marshall
aud Andrew llarkens. Good and Hubbard
appeared for Bashdr and Alfred and George
caldwell for the company The Case Is Olle
IN which damages arU claimed for injuries
done little child.
THOMAS BOLLESs, OF tie Eighth ward, is
mourning the loss Of about $5O In gold. Ii
was money that he and his wife had saved up
AMI for sale keeping had put 1t III a pillow
slip. A few days ago servant girl WHO was
nelping Ills wife III making up the bed heAru
the gold Clink, enquired what 1t was and was
told. Yesterday Mr.. Bollens who was con.
lined to his home by sickness, had occasion to
UOk for the money and found tlIat II was
gone. lie suspects the girl, As lie Is positive
no one else knew VI the money.
HARRY PAXTON, the man who was shot by
Deals lust Saturday evening, rested easy yes
lerday, having no vomiting Tits or sickness al
die stomach. Ills pulse last evening was 90,
temperature l0l aud respiration 10. Dr.
Garrison nys the statement made by the
RegiSler, TO the effect that tile ball had gone
INTO the mans stomach. was made without
authority. The ball, tits thought, Is IN thu
Muscles somewhere and has not mi ured any
vital parts PeritOnitis Is being guarded
against, but II is almost impossible " predict
what tile result will be.
A MAN was lounging at the corner OF Mar.
ket aud Fourteenth streets last evening, ana
when officer Bird told him to "AiOye Oli" he
aid lie WIS looking for his wife. A little
cuteclislng got from him very peculiar
story. He said he lived at parkefsOtlrg, anu
that his wife had deserted him, taking tlieii
Jnly child and coming to Wheeling. He pro.
posed ~ find her and take possession VI tile
child, allowing the woman tO goler own
way. Very little confidence was put in the
ale, as the mans manner and the fact thu
ne had not inquired Ut headg uarters concerns
ng the woman made 1t look doubtful.
LAST evening there was one OF the most en-.
jOyable gatherings OF gentlemen at thu
slamn House, that las taken place In TIT
tty for long time. About $50 o'clock, the
parlOr was enptied and the party uslered
INTO the dining room, where magnificent
iOt supper was served. Sixteen sal down tU
The table, which, as the saying gUes, fairly
irOaned with good things. They weFt
Iessrs. Zach +. ltObertSOn Geo. baird, Jr.,
j. 8. Mcclure, Geo. Laughlln, Bunch Hustled
dob Norton, John RthedaIiur, Ed Hazlett,
sam llazlett, Dan List, John Dunlap, FRANK
robertson, Austin Beach, HAIRY Black,
Charlie OFT aud John Davenport. After ali
nOur pleasantly spent at the table tile geil.
,lemen adjourned TO the parlUr, where thu
evening was whiled away discussing Cigars
and relating experiences. The evening will
always be pleasantly remembered by those