The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
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No MANNER this afternoon. tS|{
CELERY Is plenty and cheap.
"OSE woNAs's LFkn tonight. = n
0SE deed OF trust was filed yesterday.
SUPREME Court OF Appeals meets again to.
day.
Tnr new ,. so. time card takes effect to.
| borrow. .1.aaf #NE. "a ,63s.F2
CnrsrSurs are coming down, both ID the
woods aud In the market. I4
Tns comet Is plainly visible now on clear
night shortly after midnight.
SOME wool is changing bands in Washing.
ton county At 31a3Sc, but the market ~ dull.
To DAY Is payday at the Pottery, South
Wheeling Glass Works, Riverside aad Bel.
mont Mills.
A LITTLE hoy at The 0pera House last night
remarked: minnie Madden tlattcrs her
pictures, don't she2" 89Eisry.
Ar the Riverside forge large quantities OF
mick IRON Are being mn,lc, and considerable
has been shipped 10 Pittsburgh. Al.
Wirn tho advent OF cold weather numerous
item about n defective flne and no ia mage"
OFFICER LnroS found I'M Ohio man, Abra.
ham Sherman, drunk on the Suspension
bridge last eyenjnst and took him IN ont Of
the cold.
TIE benefit! concert for Wesley chapel
conlts Off this evening 1T WeStwood's Hall,
Eighth ward. Some OF the best amateur n,u.
sioians OF the city will take part.
Tux Board OF Public Works has force OF
men ut work OIL the South Side laying curb
| stones Oh cos streets where there were never
curbs before. Aud thus the good work goes
on. +U..g
0wlxG to the iatencss OF the hour at which
Bertha Weby ind her company will reach
the city to-day. they have been compel led to
omit the matinee this afternoon, and will
give but the one performance this evening.
A wAnnASr was yesterday issued by Squire
Philips Tor George Higgs and Thomas Burke,
charged with carrying OF and stealing QUO
hound pup Of the yalne Of -. the property
Of ". H. Wilson, Of Ohio county. The case
will be heard to-day. A hound pup Of the
value OF IS Is no. frequently met With.
AnrAM WILSON was yesterday appointed
guardian Of WIN. Magec. son oil l!beneaer
Magee, giving bond in tie sun Of 9.0d0. with
Ebentzer Magce rs surety. Abram McCol.
loch was appointed curator of the estate OF
James Mccolloch, deceased, giving bond In
the sum u y. 00D, with s. s. Jacobs and J. 7.
Rodgers ~ surctse1. ,.,
| TIN alarm OF fire, from box IS, about noon
yesterday was caused by slight ba2e In tho
roof OF 4 0ue-stofy ffaine building adjoining
Hills grocery. OF Sixteenth street, anu be.
longing to John Crawford. The flames were
distinguished before the department arrived,
and few dollars would coveral! tho damage
done to the structure.
| YESTERDAY The contracts were signed by
which the twenty electric lights taken to
start busin ess with by the Electric Light Co.
were disposed OF aud the work. Of putting
them up commenced. Another supply Of
started among Our merchants looking to their
more general introduction.
ST. ALuASs Kanawhu county, has . ''Mat-
riMonial benefit Association" formed t2r
the purpose OF insuring people against the
yesterday under tho State laws by 'ecretary
OF State htalnakcr, und has a nominal CAPT.
tai stock Of $500 OF which 1900 bus Lten
taken, in shares OF $40 each, anl $50 paid IN.
Cassrsshe PAINTER, tho newly elected
officer OF Clay district, made his first arrest
yesterday. the party arrested being Frank
Jackson, gigantic col0red individual
charged will, a>s4ult upon his wife. Squire
Philips fined Jackson Is and costs, and in de-
fault Of payment he was cUninlittsd to JUL.
This 10 NOT Franks first experience behind
the bars.
CLEEE Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made November 9. is2.., by George
Crnmbacker and wife TO YIN. 4. Fair ~
consideration OF $275. for the south half Of
Lot . in Square l. on McCollcch street. Also
a deed made November 9. 1889. by Isaac
Irwin, to Alexander Coen, in consideration
Of $50, for thee feet OF ground fronting oil
South Penn street, being the south strip OF
Lot 50, OIL the East Side OF said street.
NEARLY five hundred names are now on
the telephone exchange list. Fess0nr wish
ing 10 iiaye their names in the new book
should apply today or Monday. The value
OF connection with tho telephone increases
with every addition TO the Hat Of subscribers,
and has now come to be aliogether lnlisreU.
sibleto enterprising business men IN any line.
The connection with Steubenyille soon to be
consummate1, will make telephone conncc.
ton still more desirable. !: -
LITTLE MINNIE PAIMEEs pretty face, grace
| IN! figure and ninble feet arc 1uaking u great
deal OF money this season, for her and her
manager. She Is ui,dsr contract to play
four weeks engagement IN lha Nush Street
Theatre, San Francisco. beginning about the
first Of next March. On May Is she will
sail for England and will begin n twenty-six
weeks tour OF That country, opening in ''My
Sweetheart on June 1, In Liverpool. She
will be here on Thanksgiving.
From The Cincinnati Enquirer OF yesterday
probability Of race after ull between Wtis.
following: "F1ea p!ais,ed, the oarsaian, in
reply to Weisserber. says Tint after he plays
IN engagement, at Louisville on Sunday, he
will cancel his next engagement to meet hin,
ut Pittsburgh in Eph Morris place on Tues.
day evening OF next week, when he will talk
to the West rlrg:nian about q sculting race "
TIE success Of the lfanloa.Lees at the Park
Theatre is tremendous. The hollss ia crowded
ut every pei formnnce, and standing .r0oM
only" is announced almost every evening.
The performance it, indeed, one Of the clcy-
crest and funniest B1oc in New York for q
long time, while the propertiea gre the most
perfect we have ever seen. lie Voyage en-
Suisse IL IN entertainment calculated to
please old and young. and while it is not
above the appreciation OF any class, II affords
an event ne OF intense nlerrimant 10 the most
cultured audience.-Mtm York hunnitr Nclps.
VIZ understand the managers Of the
Woodstleld narrow gauge railroad have pur-
chased steel rails, which will be nut down be-
tween Bellaire and Woodslield, and the old
iron that has been used will be laid on tue
extension between Woodsiell and Caldwell.
This does not look fair, bnt we suppose it is
all right that Woodsheld should hDve the
benefit OF the money secured by the sale Of
honda on the extension. A telegraph line Is
also being built from Belluire to Woodslield,
that wilifollaw Tho EXTENSION as soon as
built, 10 be the exclusive psaperty OF the
congratulated Republican.
THERE is no longer any, doubt Of the, inten-
ton OF the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad to oc-
cupy the now undeyeloped coal region en-.
braced between the Pike Run Valley and the
mouth OF Streets run, on the Monorgahela
river. The idea is grand stroke Of policy.
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