The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-23
0LEANINGs AND GOSSIP.
lIrief Glances ut Current Local Events
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lIrief Glanccs nj. Current Local Events
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DARK by O'Clock now. MI
TEAR up the weeds before they drop their
seeds. - ',s7--7 -, '7't.1ss-
CLERK Hook yesterday issued one marriage
license. 5s gt.il,, 80, 7l
Don llunpErrE at tho Opera House this
evening ~ N
TIE harvest moon Is assuming lis proper
proportions.
LIGur fall overcoats for evening wear will
soon be fashionable. e. E>fs E'T7F eg4 -
TnE farmers are happy over the prospects
for corn and potatoes. < Lly 'E& Ig ?
GRArrs are selling for one dollar n bushel
at Bethany Tor best Concords.
TmE Democrats have their primaries this
| evening, and their convention Monday.
0rrIcKR BARuN Is oil on a visit 10 Pitts
burgh and Officer Steinbicker Is pacing his
beat
| WV. WRgSclILER, OF Germany, Was admit.
ted to citizenship in Judge Doyd's court yes.
terday. 4 Vas .'EaF
TnE school levy for next year will be II
cents Oh the 500 valuation; tits includes
Everything. (
TIE commercial tourist with his fall sam.
pies Is pouring into the hotels In Large mum.
bers at present.
THE argument In the Scioto case at Wheel.
Ing continues, all. We think 10 no effect
Btlldire Independent. e,i rtph,rfE %
ALL the Jewish places Of business were
closed at sunset Inst evening and will remain
so until sunset tins evening.
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order TO have the Library ready for opening
the first Monday in October. 7, :. .l-.t'
A WHEELING clerk is wanted in Bellaire
for fast driving. a tax OF IS and costs uwHiis
him at the Mayors oiilcc.-Beltaire Indtpe,rd-
eht. H.s l4g,, y.
MIKE MILLER, OF East Wheeling while
running 10 the fire last night, was pushed off
the pavement while on Main street, and fall.
Ing, cut large cash in his head.
TIE lecture by Il. J. Dnrdette at the Opera
House this evening bids fair to be attended
by large crowd. He had magnificent
house ut Beiaire last night, and all were de.
lighted.
OFFICER DUNLAP yesterday found Maggie
Hines in the Second ward market house In q
bad state OF intoxication, and locked her up
after considerable trouble in getting her TO
the lookup.
TIcxrrs are now on sale at Wilson 4 Bau.
mer's music store for "Wardour;" at the
Opera House Monday evening, and 1000.
0o0." Tuesday evening, by Joseph Wheolock
and company.
JuDGISo from his letter this morning, our
Steubenville correspondent has entered the
lists as comprehension the championship
sgainst Eli Perkins and the Rtgii'tf staff.
We bet on our man, il. 81 l.s-! .,.sr
GREAT complaint is made about boys and
half grown men playing ball every Sunday
on the lots formerly occupied by the street
car stables. They played nearly all day last
Sunday and madc great deal Of noise. 81 =.
LAST evening, about 10 o'clock, Two indi-
viduals got into fight mar the corner of
Market and Fourteenth streets, and were
scooped In by the police. What the light
wasabout will be found out this morning.
AS excursion was run on the T., W. & Ky.
road to the Pittsburgh Exposition yesterday.
About sixty passengers Went from Wheeling,
and the number was added to at every sta
ton. The train returned about II o'clock
last night.
ALL the Senatorial and Judicial Republ.
can conferees have been notified by Secretary
Schulizs to meet at the Lincoln club rooms
next Tuesday afternoon al 2 o'clock sharp.
Its particularly desired that every member
be present.
TIE Regulars and Riversdes played an.
other game of base bali yesterday afternoon,
on the open space near the southern terminus
of the street car line; about FIVE hundred
people witnessed the game, which at times
was ye.y interesting. The Regulars downed
The Riversides badly.
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anniversary ut Market House Hall on Thurs.
day and Friday nights. Some OF our bes.
colored citizens are members Of it. The pro.
ceeds are for the benefit Of the poor and sick
among the colored people. There Is at pres.
ent about 800 in the treasury.
DrScAN ADoLru, the popular green pro.
ceryman. is justly proud over the red rib
bon attached TO his big. goose. Romeo. Thi,
young Jumbo weighs 10 pounds. He had a
fine diplay OF Mammouth geese and a pair Of
swan and wild geese, which were decorated
with blue ribbon at the State Fair.
THE Wheeling Pottery folks are Justly
proud oyer the beautiful and magnificent
display they made at the State Fair with their
own goods. There was no hesitation on the
part of the awarding committee, about
awarding the display big red ribbon nnd
silver medal. The hand painted decorated
ware was as fine as any made. .s.ilsi ..
LAST evening at the United engine house,
the evening being cool, fire was started in
the stove for the first time this season. When
the alarm came in the reel horses were har.
messed before those OF the engine, and in their
eagerness to 60, undertook to pass the engine
while in the house, the driver not being able
to hold them. The result was they crashed
into the stove, upsetting and breaking it and
scattering the Goals. ~ - ~
SOME Of our philanthropisIs would have
their eyes opened II some night they would
take walk with our police In certain parts
OF the city. They would find young hood
lums cuddled up in sheds, under wagons,
ebout board piles and in other out-of.the-
way places, fast asleep. They have no place
deserving the name Of home, and are knock
ed about, learning all manner OF wicked.
ness. And yet there is no place to send them
TO-.
A rosT norton examination Of the remains
OF old Mr.. Jordan, the man " 10 died night
before lust from Injuries received Friday