The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-23
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Minor Matters OF ali Sorts nrlea,
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Minor Matters OF ali Sorts nrisly
Mentioned.
"srRATroisrs" this evening,
THAT was regular or'westeF.
BETTER weather, and more gift.
Wheat advanced cent Saturday.
We are having some winter after all.
Two COUPLES were licensed to marry satur.
day.
Topaz Is 10 hours and % minutes in
length.
Tux B, 80. pay car will distribute ducas
here to-day.
STATS for the Litta concert are still selling
well at LuCass.
Two DRINKS and two dlsorderlles In the
lookup. TOO.tOO.
Born houses Of the Legislature rcconyene
at 1880 this forenoon.
DRIVER OF street car No. 8 muslul his
thumb in the dOorsaturday.
CRY physicians are having their hands full
OF present vacCinating people.
lIAvERLY's "strategist" Company arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon
PugLIC examinations at the Wheeling Fe.
male College to-day and tomorrow.
THE new stables Of the Citizens Railway
Company were occupied Saturday night.
The river broke again last winter, year
ago yesterday, doing considerable damage.
TIE old extramen OF the Hook and Ladder
Company were paid and discharged satur.
day.
THE County Board of Equalization and
Appeals holds Its last meeting ut 10 A. NJ. TO.
day.
THE Council committees on Legislation
and Fire Department meet this evening at
the City Building.
THE heariug OF the Beal boys, charged with
shooting Harry Paxton, has again been post.
poncd for ten days.
The meetings ut North Street NJ. Il. Church
are increasing In interest, and will be con.
tinued during the week.
A DOC belonging to resident Of the Eighth
ward, named Kemp, bit George Hesse sc.
verely in the leg yesterday morning.
DoNT forget the sale OF reserved seats for
DR.. Talmase's lecture at Wilson & Banners
music store at o'clock this morning.
OFFICER FuGATE's revolver was called into
rtquisitiOn Friday evening last to execute q
dog that had bitten alittle child OF Joe Rob.
insOn's.
Wa. THOMPSON, charged with stealing iron
from the p, W. 4 Ky. railroad company,
was examined by Squire Philips Saturday,
and dismissed.
A COAL wagon belonging to Mr.. Kimberly
stuck In the trench on Eleventh street satIif.
day, and had to be unloaded before the team
could pull out
HANDSOME open moathed china cuspidores
| Ian hna -. a..
gates, from Rinehnrt & Bro, the Market
street QueGnsware men.
TME Belmont mill company early in the
spring will erect, south Of their blacksmith
shop, two-story brick structure, to DO used
as machine and pattern shop.
| A LITTLE girl named Detibaugh fell near
the Hinge Factory Saturday Snd struck her
chin on a board, cutting an ugly cash which
required several stitches to close It.
TIE Bellaire Iron Works will make an adj.
dition Of four boiling furnaces to their pres.
ent facilities Work has been commenced
on the frame work OF the building necessary.
OWING to an accident on the main line OF
Pan Handle, the caving in OF tunnel near
Pittsburgh, the p, W. & Ky. train due at
1oA7 yesterday morning did not arrive until
about 4PM.
Two sheet mills, one plate mill, one hoop
mill and several more furnaces are 10 be
added to the IEtna Mill this spring Man.
ager Jones Is in Pittsburgh making the nee.
cssary purchases.
A TEAM OF horses belonging to Lotus
livery stable and attached to cab rot away
from their driver last evening, while out tie
pike, and came down Market street Oh dead
run. Very little damage was done.
THE Choral Society Of Washington, Pr. il,
on the 3lstof this month will give d concert
ut that place. Prof. Louis Vaas and Master
Isaac FrCesc violinist of this city, will
assist. Prot. VaaS IA director of the society.
The only conveyance OF real estate nd.
fhitted to record on Saturday was deed from
Carlotta Winesburg to Peter Cassell, for a
small piece ofground on Twenty. fourth street,
between Wood and Jacob consideration 5000.
LAST Wednesday Mr.. Fred IIanke, of the
firm OF kraus 4 Hanke, Of this city, while
! transacting business at POmerOy, Slipped on
the pavement and fell breaking his left leg
above the ankle. He was brought home on
the Hudson last night,
THR funeral of Miss Jennie Kraus. which
took place yesterday morning, was largely
attended, her class mates, the Female College
Juniors, being present in a body. She wifi
be sadly missed both at home and at school,
rs well as by all her friends.
TRE following attractions are booked for the
Opera House next week: january SO-The
comic opera OF Twelve Jolly Bachelors"
February 2-Grand Concert by the Opera
House Orchestra and Brass Band. February
3 and Mile Rhea, the celebrated French
tragediennc.
Tue residents OF the Eighth ward were
awakened Saturday morning about . O'Clock
by the ringing of the bell OF the Chnrcb of
the immaculate Conception. On inveStira-
ton 1t was found that Dick Happy, the ian.
itor's clock had run ahead OF time, and he.
believing It TO be o'clock, was ringing the
morning bell.
The Hook and Ladder House is very snug
now and the men are very much pleased
with their quarters. The harness Was re-
ceived, the painting and white washing COM
pleted and the floor and truck scrubbed, civ
ing everything u bright and shiny appear.
ance The sleeping apartment up stairs is
very neat, Council should order gong and
telephone tomorrow night.
FRED SHRATuEY, laborer at the Crescent
mill, met with Nh accident last week Tint
nearly cost him his life Shrathey was work.
ing ut the mouth OF the sewer, when the
cindGr bank on which he was standing gave
way and he was prccipitated into the creek,
The mill hands came TO the rescue, but the
man was insensible when taken out Of The
water and was restored to consciousness with
difficulty.
TIcXETs will be placed on sale at Wilson
4 Banners music store this morning for
Rev, T. Dewitt TaImagO's lecture at the 0pera
House on Wednesday evening, DR.. TaImage
is probably the most popular platform orator
now before the American people, and his lee.
ture on big Blunders," which he will de.
liver here, is said to be one OF his best. lie
will doubtless have an audience commensu-
surate in size with the merit Of his discourse.
TIE joint committee on the judiciary had
under consideration Saturday the much
talked Of " Druggists Bill" House Bill No.
274, imposing license tax and certain
Onerous restrictions on persons doing busi.
ness as druggists in the State. A motion
made by MIR. Mcneil TO strike out all after
the enacting clause, was received with favor.
but the committee adjourned without taking
definite final action. A committee OF the
druggists of the State was present.
KEMPEE's benefit entertainment is boom.
ing and Jake Is smiling. 1t now looks as il
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