The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26
SHORT STATEMENTS.
Minor Matters In and About the
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Minor Matter. In and About the
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HoRRInLY dusty q, M "
OSE,narrlage license was Issued yesterday.
We are having some glorious autumn sun.
sets. WI 1850 MI fS'f N -'y'f tl,'t
Brslsrss va. dull about the State, House
and Court House yesterday.
TIE n,thellc rooms OF the Board OF lsluca.
lion ars 10 be furnished With now md lnxn.
rious chairs. y.
SwEESEYh foundry was closed partially yes.
ter'iay, out Of respect To the death OF Charlie
Sweeney, which occurred NJ Now Orleans. b
YEstxap,y wh!le a ll.year.oll daughter o.
George W. Clark, Of the Sixth ward, was nj
play she fell from . fence ard fractured her
ieft coiiar bone. = W. 2 ~! ~ a = tf''-s
A NEW pinion. wheel. 10 replace the one
that gayc way nj Tho Mounlsville mill last
Thursday, was received few days ago. and
tue entire mill !, now at work. s''H a
JAtLsn DAYS will have everything IN shin
shape about the Jail by the tins wlnler CON.
menccs. Everything that will make tho
jail clean and comfortable will be done.
TnE Board OF Education hns decided that
Il Is Ut present inexpcdent to introduce tntl.
sic or combine the graulmar schools. Tho
latter vii! surely, he brought about before
long. p2N l1WN4pi1EN'
TIE State Prison Is beginning 10 feel the
effect OF the fat te,m OF the Circuit Courts
The number OF prisoners has increased Ia
los, with large number Of circuits to hear
from. N.'rt
GEonoE WILLIAMS and Asberry Adkins
were received at tho Muvndsyttfe ttrfson YES
terdAy, to serve three years each for burglar.
izing a corncrib In Lincoln county, They
came via Columbus, Ohio. s. M -,
A rArER salesman named Charles Shcehun
had hts vaise stolen ct the Pewiky depot
Tuesday night, hut the thieves opening 1t and
finding nothingin II but samples, threw 1t
away, aud II was picked up yesterday morn.
Ing by u gentleman who was walking down
the rnilroaj. II (. i.j4j ~
WHEAT & kuSHEL. the cnterprising bakers
OF the South Side, came out yesterday Ina
new delivery wagon that Ia Il beauty. Nothing
like It has ever been eecu In TIN city before,
Il Is intended for the speedy delivery q their
bread, and cott,es from the well known and
reliable carriage builders. Donaldson, Lewis
4 Co., whose work IL not excesled.
ALEX TURNER and 1,euhen1lartis are white.
washing ths County Jail. They, are making
tirstclass JOB Of Ii so far,' 1lailer Davis says
Turner is II very conscientious, workman In
faiflling his contract, an,l, In addition 10
that he id.cy away no time, but pushes right
along all the time with his task, which Is II
very important matter about the jaii.
THE soidlers OF Wetzel county in the late
war. who fought on either side, 4rl 70 have
reunion at New Martinsyille next Tuesday
aud Wednesday. Mr.. J. i. Hart, editor OF
the Messenger, and N. i. Csouse, Ezq, the at.
torney, we've nj the State House yesterday to
get some army guns and ammunition for use
on the OCCASION. An interesting and enjoy.
able reunion isanticipated. a 4.
Ar meeting Of Crescent Lodge No. A.
A, Of ]. 4 s. ". held at Mcl.ain's Hall Oclo.
her 81, on nin,ion the following resolution
was unanimously adopted; "That It IS the
emphatic opinion Of the Lodge that the nc
ton OF President GJarrett during the pre-.
valeucc Of the late strike deserves our hearty
endorsement. Ant, that my proceedings re.
tlecting onihisabflty and integrity instituted
by malcontents should be deprecated by all
members Of g4od standing in til. entire asso-
ciution."a 30 I'1 ~
A MAS with an article which lie CALLED "thc
Lightning Buster" was about town yester-
day. and sold large quantities Of i, al IS cents
a bottle, four forS 81. with The recipe thrown
ill.,. It was warranted 10 take all the dust
and grease out OF q hat, coat or any fabric,
with ono application. One man ut tie
Capitol said f had removed hole from biz
felt hat, aud made 1t better ilian new. For
the beaeH. Of ,hose who di.!n. invest ne
give the recipe, which is: hay rum, or
aqua ammonia, or satpeter, one.six,eenth
oil HI ounce; rain water, one quart. Some
OF the purchasers, WHO paid IS cents for II
two.ol!nce bottle, have been estimating the
mans profit, md think OF going into the
business. ~
SOME excitement was caused OH Market
street. near Scanlin's saloon, by MI aiIray
between George Robinson and John Shriver,
last evening about seven o'clock. The two
men happened to meet on the street and be-
gan conversation, In the course 6f which
some reference Was made to an old dispute
between tue two about some money. Robin
son bccanie angry and Struck Shriycr in the
lace witlthiS open hand. The latter respond.
ed with a stunning blow on the eye Of Robin.
son, which started the olaret freely. robin.
son dashed into the saloon, graspod q male.
used in tapping beer kegs, and sailed ont after
shriver. Some one told him the latter had
gone down town. and he started in that direc.
ton, but us Shriver had gdfte up street OF
i
were subsequently, issued for both. =,
TIE Cleveland Herald has this very funny
special dispatch from Washington: "'Old
Ben wilson, OF IVES. Virginia, Candidate Tor
Congress. against Mason, was in the city yes.
terdHy. and is confident that the oni:ial
count wifi show his own election over Ma.
son: Mr. Wilson sreaEs in terms Of the
highest praise OF ex.S,uretafy GottN who i,
elected from the First district, and expresses
the belief that, though a Republican, lie will
make record in Congress OF which all PEG.
pie in West Virginia, Democrats as well US
Republicans may feel proud. Mr.. Wilson
was invited 10 make some speeches in the
First district, the expectation being that he
would have something To say against Con,
but Wilson sadly disappointed his Democrat
ic.. hearers by warmly eu!osizlng tho charao.
ter Of Col when he came TO speak OF lie
Congressional contest ia.