The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-06
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CRY RREvITlEs. NJ N.
All Sorts or Local News In Brief Com.
LOVELY fall weather. =, ~ =, II. ~ n
AnloS opening tonight. 4 >, Al
BOARD Of Commissioners to-day. III,
0yE marriage license was issued Saturday.
Win. The. Germans this Is Fuldaer Kirmer
day. IH6rfE0 IN : - -"
COUNTRY boys are enjoying nuttIny e1pedI.
tons 80 - i''7'I
TnkKE was III accident boom" Saturday
aud yesterday, ig0I
TnE pike was crowded with myers" yester.
day afternoon. .N
foun deeds Of trust were filed with Clerk
Hook Saturday. ..E...N
Gov, Jackson Issued Judge snydcr's new
commission Saturday. F'EffIt II B
TvEktss are IN training for tho ".heavy.
JoskrH WOOSTER had thumb crushed nj
Wilson 4 Dunleyy's cooper shop Saturday.
GEORGE lllOGs was fined IS and costs ut the
Police Court htatftcc Saturday for disordefly
conduct.
TnE North End Temperance Union will
hold their meetings hereafter In the North
Street NJ. +. Church instead Of bryant Hall.
EnbiECoxns wos arrested Saturday evening
by officer Williams, for ussaultng one
George reb'cr, about six weeks ago. Ills case
Will be before the Police Cour. this morning.
TnorGIi the streets were crowded Saturday
night, tho order was better than usual, Only
one tight Wits reported, and hut two arrests
wers made, ono by Junkins and one by Flu.
gate, both plain DRINKS. a nT W. ..
MEssRs EnEIiSu ASp sc,IocHEy, Examining
Committee Of the Board OF Education, held
IN examination Mt the City Surerin,cn dents
office Saturday OF applicants for s,o,itions rs
teachers OF German III the public schools.
The public sale Of lots In the Standard a,.
diiion TO .E:navlle took place Saturday
afternoon. The bidding was animated aud
the sale continued until dark, leaving only
ten lots unso!d out Of the entire addition.
TIE last will and testament Of James
Carney deceased, was admitted 10 probate at
Clerk Hooks Office Saturday, and VIM.
Carney WAS appointed executor, giving bond
in the sum Of $1,000, with r. W. Weilzet as
surety. NJ rs T5'T iE .; !! ,
! JoMS JONES, Il workman Mt tho North End
planning mill, Is rejoicing ut bis narrow es.
CAPE from serious accident. He fell TWEEN
~ feet. from the top OF a high pile Of lumber
TO the ground and came OH With only some
painful bruises. -.
| In the Municipal Court Saturday verdict
was rendered In the case OF Sophia Schwa,z.
bach vs.. the Ohio Valley Mutual Protective
Association, awarding tho plaintiff s. 672 70,
being the policy on her husbands life with
in.eres. since It beanie due.
a sSlrr race has been arranged between
rraSnor, Mi g.. vs. nnu lartr JONES, Oh lne
be from tho n av, von o,e; H., nttouIse WI
W -" .tot i'I 'o"eF point ot thc lslahu 10 Tie
for week from ne IT satnrdsw NV so"Ne' 10 Ne'
u W., 49, -. S.An
hnrs. on Wno- " ,t.a,, A' Su., was nolons
whan IL. ,r;rsa, I hnse SATURDAY a1elhooh,
If a ,rai, IL ,i,,.',;., "a."it a. tae Ssas
and ,ha ho,sa ~ n t'u,ns'e nm. Inont polh Noitc
liz ia" nj ,hn or I'll "um .,. luz 'ori'tI osoAe
ms ~ a. t MAe' 'eakthe sefioasiracsafe,
A oxv.urxn,r,,x,nn too. ,
s,tn,rav nf,.rrna ,S.n 'oos Iacc LOON pInce
ns,r Er,,t a WIN, VI. .ne Na!ionai roAu,
I'D varr;,, val" .n.;' ;. oet~eeh Joseph Hau
Won hr ihraa Sa ID. '9 1ts s.oo a sue. Melntl
;ntarss, ara ava +. Ine rug attracted m1 nan
ah"n'.o, ,' "nu - saiu that over sl,ouo
e' T.'' ., n"''us vi 'i'e result.
-.oasd 'o ", Trs I9nvsyahse was admitted 10
daoI ,,o 81 III. IT, "a i1 i nllce oalu'aaS
~ n Ea.i. .ne ~ way " HpiemoeFt 1887 ny
oons;j..;s, Me w ~, 70 Joseph uahi|sF, IN
to;nn. ipn n VI so.vv'' iot tract Oh Iahn con.
m;aais W w. aine sllhnien on lhe @a'ers OF
't,,'''e " "e'''''s vle.A' onio county
~. DESERVED seats Will be placed On gale at
| wilson IL hatmer's ntisic store this morning
IT, ts ,hu enssseinent al Inc opera House o. the
10 n,"ii ,ha;. pio.neis. 1nese i've orolhefs
, "md rnrni s'ual,a; WI. eNt t1eit ,alhous
Thr.sJav ..,.er ;nn'nens on Meaiesoay ana
i nnsas evenings We nope 10 crowded
"' ~
| 1HE game OF base ball on the Slate Fair
'rohnas Saturday between the Standard
nine and picked team OF eighteen other
players, resulted in victory for the Stand
ards BY score Of II to 8. The novelty Of
| seeing eighteen players in the field l,alf the
s,m,e o'u moi succeed IN drawing large
crowd
ADAM DEFY, driver for Joseph Bell & Co.,
was driving along the narrow roadway on the
river bank at the foot OF Twenty III stree,
saturday When the wagon fell over, dragging
the two mules will it. DEFY was badly hurt,
several OF h'8 ribs being broken. One OF the
mules was killed, the other somewhat hurt,
and the wagon badly broken.
Is mentioning the other dav the fact that
Mrs. kleinlau us had sworn ont n uence war
rant u. Squire Caldwells Office for MIS-. Weir,
.nelshbor, we neglected to state that n pre-.
yious warrant had been sworn out by Mrs
Weir Tor Mrs. keinhaus. before Justice Pc.
terman. Both women were placed under
bonds in tho sum OF $50 eacl to Keep the
peace for six months.
"a LAD named Charles Hill WAS accident.
ally struck in the head with n stone thrown
by Frank sonlery, at lhe school house, thu
other day, and the Rtgi.tcr reporter marnified
the affair into an at,'fav between tbr bovs
Tho wound jpNic,eJ ia n na;nf,,l one mi
Hill was kept from school few days. The
occurrence was purely accidental as we are
insured BY eye witnesses OF the III rowing
.'idn'ms ferry 7imft. II the Register wasn't
sensational 1t woudn'tbe anythiug---BelIane
7'41"ae.
Or Sunday, October 90. A man died at the
Wheeling Hispital OF congestion Of ,Ic lunrs
He hna hsep at tho niaco o,,t,, t,ro Jnna