The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-20
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AlegidAtiye clefk.younFuaar.
A soda water pants youlg,man,
AVgfy lfTeEiStable
Highly impresIihle
NASh anthe gtElSyouug1nan
TINS Is the fall season.
On these slippery payements.
ARE you ever go winter salt your side.
=, TO,DAT Is pay day at the Central Glass
Works.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted 10 record
yesterday by Clerk Hook.
CoUSciL should either order the sidewalks
padded, or have them cleaned Office and snow.
TItE German dances tonight at Franz.
helms Hall. A large number Of guests will
be present.
TnE Crescent mill has been obliged to lie
idle q short time this week on account Of bad
air In the coal bank.
The Whelan Literary Society will give ono
OF Its choice entertainments at Convent Hall
next Wednesday evening.
TaE Martins Ferry Lodge Of Knights Of
Pythias, paid q fraternAl visit 70 the Germania
Lodge Of this city, last night
Tnm morning fire alarm box No. "a will be
pulled at o'clock for the purpose oite4ting
the central circuit on the Capitol bell.
J. i. RHEEs, the enterprising news lealer
on Market street, has the February magazines
10. They are all extra good numbers this
issue.
The Auditors clerical force are badly
pushed ut present, being obliged 10 work at
night in making their settlements with the
sherifIs.
LAST Sunday morning rs Daniel Peck, ESQ.,,
was comingout OF St Mathews Church be
slipped and fell tanning himself so that he
has been confined to his house this week.
L'sr evening Miss Kate Jones entertained q
number OF her friends at her fathers pleasant
residence on the Island. Itwas card party
and whist and euchre received due attention.
A TEArURE Of the benefit lecture to be de-
liYGFed by Mr.. Jake Kemple ut the Opera
House, will be some music from fine col
0Fed quartette that has been organized for
some time in this city.
'sQuIRE PHlLuS fined Frank Hobbs 81 and
costs yesterday for breach Of the peace and
also put him under bonds to keep the peace.
The complaint was made by John +, Moore,
The case comes from the country.
A LARGE and merry crowd congregated at
seiberts Garden, Pleasant Valley, last even
ing, and spent the evening dancing and en-.
joying the various amuscments one finds ut
this popular resort. CoCkayne furnished the
music.
TnE boys at the Atlantic engine house are
under obligations to Jacob Snyder the Main
street hardware man, who has presented
them with two sets Of silver chime bells, one
Of which Is attached TO the engine and the
other 10 the hose cart.
IT was Kramer that played for the Har.
mOnl -MGnnerchor Wednesday evening, in.
stead OF the Opera House musicians. IRA
mer sby the way, has procured a new cornet
player Mr.. Sam Earclay, Of Pittsburgh, who
bundles his instrument very nicely.
The entertainment by I.eavitts Minstrels
at the Opera House last night was certainly
remarkably good show OF that class. The
wit was not all stale, while the music was all
good. 1t is one OF the most meritorious or.
ganizations that ever appeared here, and de.
served the hearty applause and numerous re-
calls bestowed last night.
FA*RER McGEEEFGorr, who Is solfcitiugsub.
scriptions for the Catholic Church that he
proposes to build in North Wheeling, on the
Hospital properly, reports that he has receiY-
ed about s., 600 thus far. He has also pro-
Cured 500 excellent photographs 22x2i, OF
Bishop Kahn, one OF which will be presented
TO everyone subscribing ten dollars.
VACCINATION in our public schools is to re-
ceive attention. Mr.. Ebellng introduced a
resolution into the Board OF Education last
night, which was adopted, ordering oil teach.
etS to Immediately examine the arms OF their
pupils and nOtallOw those to attend on whom
there was not clearly defined one or more
scars. This order will be rigidly enforced.
IN our advertising columns this morning
MIR. s, Woodcock announces that he has pur.
chased the establishment of William n. Nor.
fis0R, corner Main and Bank streets, BRIDGE.
port, Ohio, where he proposes to continue
the business of the former firm. He will deal
In all kinds OF hardware cook and heating
stoves, DC, and will make specially OF roof
Ing and job work.
SQUIRE ARELE yesterday afternoon fined
Matthias Ries 81 and costs and placed him
under bonds TO keep the peace for six
months. 1t appears that Matthias, on We'd
neSday evening, entered the store of John
BriStle, corner OF Eighth and Market streets,
in Il somewhat intoxicated condition. Bristle
rents from Matthias and the latter wanted to
know who was master-hence the difficulty.
VIZ regret to announce the death Of lIiss
lena Bachman, yesterday, at the residence of
her parents, South Side. Miss Dachman was
highly esteemed by a large circle OF acQuaint.
aaces and friends for many graces OF chaiac-
ter and womanly virtues, all OF whom sym.
pathi2e with the afflicted family In their
bereavement The funeral will take place
tais afternoon and interment will be made in
the Peninsula Cemetery.
YESTERDAY afternoon a number OF BOYS
were engaged in coasting down Fifth street,
when one met with an accident HIS name
was Shores. He dashed across Main street
Just as large wagon came along. with which
he collidcd, the rear wheels passing over his
legs and brliSing him severely, but fortu-
nately breaking no bones. The proctice OF
cOaSting on the side streets, which Is general,
Is dangerous one when main thoroughfare
Is to be crossed,
YESTERDAY afternoon lovely and fragrant
bouquet was sent to the Speakers table in
the House OF Delegates with note saying it
was for the NuthoreSs Of Under Affections
Covering" love story published last sum.
mer. TWAS expected that she would be in
the House yesterday. Some OF the members
found ont who she was, and as she failed to
appear In the House Speaker Wilson and Mr.,
Edmiston called upon her last evening and
presented her with the bouquet.
Col. JAKE KEMPLE has received cors;de-a.
bic encouragement In behalf OF his icc,ure
for the benefit of the families Of the vic inns
OF the Market street disaster. Mr., KemDle
says that be finds upon investigation that the
families of both dead andliving are in want
OF substantial assistance, therefore the re-
ceipts Of the lecture will be proportionately
divided among all. The Arrangements will
be perfected and ticketl placed on sale on
Monday In different sections Of the city.
Two deeds OF conveyance were recorded by
Clerk Hook yesterday. One made January
10, 1882, by Joseph Hasenauer to Catherine
Wagner was for 81, 900 the property being
the eaSt one half oflot No. O3. situated on The
north side OF Eighteenth street. Tho data Of
the othea deed Is January 10, 1882, made by
William B. Morrow and wife, OF Bellaire. to
Thomas +, Hawley, Of Wheeling, for lot No,
70, in division E., as designated on the map OF
the subdivisions OF the Joseph Caldwell es.
tate; consideration s., 200.
TlcxETs went of with rush yesterday for
the litta Concert C0mpany's Grand Concert
at the Academy of Music next Tuesday even
ing, There was rush Of buyers at Lucas's
music store oil day long. The concert viii
he one OF the musical events Of the season.