The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-05
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Prof F; H. crago, Of whesllng,was in town
on Saturday.
Lee AnShuts, the pilot, is spending few
days In town.
The Episcopal Mite neutrality-suspicious.
at A. J. Martins last evening,
The Andes put OF 1850 tons Of pig metal at
the Kloman mill wharf Monday evening.
Mrs BENJAMIN Lockwood of Diiiie's Bot.
tom, Ohio, died last week, alta very advanced
age.
AdOlph wcidebusch. Esq, fOrman in A.
rolloek's tobacco factory, was In town yestcr-
day.
Mr.. Caroline Lockwood, OF DCsMolnes,
ward.
Pilot Davis Alexander recovered sufficient.
Monday.
There will be festival given by the
Catholic Church ut the Assembly. Hail on
April nth. All are invited to attend.
Right Rev, George W. Pctcrkin, Bishop Of
the Episcopal Church, will behere aud preach
In TE'ai'y Church Thursday evening next
Circuit Court is over, and like Othello, tho
professional juror (which is only polite
term Tor dead beat Is without an occupa-
ton.
A number Of Andes passengers awaited
themselves OF the opportunity afforded, while
the steamer was at tue wharf, to Inspect the
State prison. ...
The friends Of Hanson CriswCll, ESQ.,, re.
Joice over m unexpected improvement in
the symptoms OF hls case and unless re-
lapse should occur there are some grounds for
hope Of his recovery.
Mr.. Il. Howard, OF Missouri, was in town
on Monday. Mr.. Howard is very well
acquainted with the people Of this place aud
he thinks MOundsyillG has improved wonder.
fully since he was here last.
Its an i'll wind that blows no ono good ("
An illustration OF the truth Of the above
adage Is furnished by the fact that opposition
IN the pool room business here has put the
price down TO ~ cents per 20"
II was rumoEed on tie street Monday that
Johnnie X. Lindsey, Of this place, aud Miss
Sallle Crcsap, Of CrCsap'S Bottom had formed
u life co-partnership Can't vouch for the
correctness of the report, but will risk tender
Ing congratulations and best wishes.
On Monday while n team belonging to
WIZ, Porter, Esq., was standing by the rail
road bridge they became frightened, and ran
up by@ilc P0stotliCe and struck tree, throw
ing one OF the horses over the tongue, which
became cntaugled in the harness Of the other
horse, but by the mastery efforts OF DOC"
Davis, was soon set on It's feet, causing slight
damage.
Rev. C. W. Smith, Presiding Elder Of the
Pittsburgh District, will lecture at Simpson
NJ. i. Church Tuesday evening next, the llth
inst subject, Popular Beiusious." Mr..
Smith to-day occupies position in the very
front ranks Of celebrated diyines and orators
Of the country, aud in tue lecture Held is
probably without peer west OF the Allie
ghenies, The subject chosenis prolific and
popular one, aud a rich intellectual treat
awaits such OF orr citizens rs succeed in oh.
tanning place in Simpson NJ. f. Chapel
Tuesday evening next. Proceeds for the
benefit Of the Sabbath School library.
Council, at its meeting some evenings
back, directed the Committee on Ordinances
10 secure the services Of well.qualitied
attorney tOptepare nm ordinance under the
provisions of the act passed by the Legi Ia.
lure in reference to granting license to sell
| liquors, and punish otFcnscs against the pro.
Visions OF the same, IN towns or Villsges hav-
ing less than 1900 Inhabitants The act con.
tcrS extensive powers upon the mayor OF
such towns aud extends his police jurisdc-
| ton TO all parts OF the county in which the
town is located; gives him power both to fine
and impriSOn sellers for violating ordinances
made and adopted in conformity thereto
and provides that bond in the penal sum OF
$500 shall be executed by all persons taking
out license for the sale Of liquors ut retail.
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