The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-16
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ClpEh Is abundant. a3 Il =
COUNTY and city taxes arc both conius In,
WINTER has not taken very firm sslp vel,
ONLY one petty Case In Police court yes,er.
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| REGULAR monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Education tonight. @ .#s
| LEattrr's Gigantean Nitnstrcis at the Opera
House this evening. m i-.',-.
! A CHANGE Of time OH the Pan Handle road
and Its branches Is Impending. 10.
As THE cold weather approaches thr Pub
lie Library increases In popularity. e
RANnlrs ARE said to be plenty In this sec
ton OF country, and good many are being
| brought IN by hunters.
NAME JOHNSON was fined s. and costs by
Squire Philips yesterday for hcr dlsor.lerly
conduct on last Friday.
Tns list for Friday nights hop ut tho Nc
| Lure House has been extensively checked
and Its SUCCESS Is assured, tT q.
The Laughlin Mills, ut Martins Ferry
broke another set Of rolls yesterday, giving
some OF the boys another snort rest.
| fr Is said .hasa Wheeling hotel man de.
sires 10 lease the Globe House, at I,pllsitc
when MIR. Morrls's present lease expires.
Col, NrSoE celebrates his iifty.thfrd birth.
day this evening. A grand lunch aud Rey.
manns celebrated lager Oh hand. Give him
u call.
WV. BEowS, the popular news dealer
yesterday received u supply OF the Deceasbe,
number OF jhtprr's Monthly, which will be
much in demand.
N;c. Mrnnsy Vas Yesterday appointed adj
Henderson, deceased, giving bond In the
sum Of sou, with |. +. Jones rs surety.
0SE marriage license was Issued yesterday
to 4 well known Young gentleman and lady,
the former lately Of this city, but now In
business In neishborlnE town IN OHIO.
BY the withdrawal OF Hon. Josiah Sinclair
from the l,enwood Independent, as half owne.
md editor, the paper reverts back to lis
founder, and foimer editor and proprietor
GEO. A. Ctee.
NEGOTIATIONS arc pending between the W.,
r. &c. railroad company and the klomail
milf company, for ground upon which tc
erect depot buildings, near the d. 4 q. L. T.
depot, at Moundsyille.
\ LANCE number OF The friends Of Council
man Burdait called on, and surprised hin,
at his home In North Wheeling last night, the
occasion being his ioriy.scYenth birthday
The evening passed very pleasantly. !
THE new mill ut Mingo will start up II,
full on Monday morning next. The electric
light, which was on again last night, Is d
grand success. You can stand within to-,
feet and il Is as pleasant 10 look ut rs the
moon.
| TtESGtf might after their laba!s we're over
two Car drivers on the Ci,izsns' Line, name,
Burnes and burke, proceeded to settle n H.
tie difficulty according to the rules Of the +
i. u short distance from the stables. War
rams were placed in the hands Of the police
TaE lIarrisons, Louis and Alice, presented
Viva, or 4 Sisters Sacrifice" ut the Opcrs
House last night for the second time. ant
VIC are sorry 10 cay. to u reduced audience
Everybody present seemed pleased, however
though the entire company showed In tll.;.
acting the effects OF their discouraoing house
IT is understood that the Belmont Mil
Company contemp!aleS building M addition
10 the lower end VI the factory low ards ATGi,
street, large enough to accommodate twenty
five more machines. This mill already las
over 100 machines. The increase OF machines
will necessarily increase the boiling depart
ment. .s
SQUIRE rETEEMAS yesterday had before him
George Grifin front Aiiddiepori, Ohio
charged with disorderly conduct nj McMan
aTay's sloon, and he was fined S aud costs
for which he gave security. Turing the trial
James Dusan showed u disposition 10 run :ht
court, and the Justics GAulIDitled him fol
contempt in default Of fms and Gosls.
Tie Young Peoples Working Association
OF the FiF-t Baptist Chprc' have decided TO
take up.Whit::sr for next Monday evening.
The programme will consist Of sketch Of
the poets life by Rev. J. y. Milford selec.
tons from Ills works read by mem
bers and songs SLUG containing his words
This is very c0mnendabie cousSe the young
people have adopted, and should pt..heartilv
encouraged by all. 1t Is beneficial IN social
aud intellectual sense, and, as there IL no ud .
mission fee charged, they should be greeted
with \ good audience.
| YESTERDAY afternoon ats o'clock St. Al.
phonsus church held good sized gathering,
| assembled to witness the nupt;aig of Mr..
Anton Slauver, 4 prosperous younG jeweler
OIL the South side. and Miss Annie Miller, 9
young lady, residing at the corner OF Twenty.
seventh and Main streets. The attendants
were George s,auver, brother OF the groom,
and Miss Theresa Miller, ulster of the bride.
After the ceremony a reception was rendered
the young couple by the motherof the bride
at her residence. Asupper was spread about
5 o'clock. A number OF guests were present
during Tie evening. The prcsepts were nil
handsome. About IL O'Clock the Opera
House orchestra rendered Il sercnadc.
Tnls evening fcavitts Gtganteau Ministries
will hold the boards ut the Opera House
Reserved seats are OIL salcat Wilson A. I}aur
mer's music store, Concerning The compuny
we take The following notice from the Port.
land, Maine. Frcts: Assurcdly the very best
ninstrei en- tcrtSinment ever given in Port
land was that presented by I.eavitt's Gigan.
team Minsteels before Nh immense audience
ut Portland Theatre. Saturday night. The
jokes were new and bright, tic songs were
new ind exceedingly well supg by excellent
voices, and the Specially acts were Of thu
best. It is clearly evident this company has
been organized with great care, for every
member is an artist. and decidedly ''he right
man in the risht place" So much that is
bright and novel III Htinstretsy has not been
seen herein years. and the peoplH Of Port
La. II "a l. g