The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-10
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Brief Notes OF Current Events of Local
~ fEIr 0.l' Interest, Isl 'FAtlf'a

The agony will soon be over. BGts55 |
= PEACHES haye become rarity. N'
GnArEs are still plenty In market. 4
COMEDY or ERIoRs' this evening. ht
TIE watermelon season hangs on wSll.
OSE marriage license was Issued yesterday.
TlIE saloons closed promptly ae-t%elye
o'clock. a1.Ts g1t /Eiif, .,s
A MO surprise party comes OF at Franz.
helms Hall tonight. ssg
0fHcER FroArE locked Rich Forsythe up
last night for dlsorderly conluct.,f
CALDWELL will poll biz vote. lie Is In
every way qualified to sit on the bench.
BUSINESS Is stagnant In tho petty criminal
courts. People arc all too busy to be bad.
"HuMl1Y DrMirY" will be given at the
Opera House Saturday afternoon aud even.
Ing. 5-.. III. ,-T
REPUBLICAN rallying committees should be
at each polling place carly and remain all
day. .tl'@i5 * ,,5&
Tux saloons wero closed at midnight last
night and will remain so until u o'clock to.
night "a
: ELICIT N returns will be received Mt A. R.
ongs drug store, Martins Ferry, Ohio, this
evening. 'al
Carr. SwggSEY's new cotton boat look down
q large consignment Of nails for the Belmont
mill yesterday. 5 4i' q "a.
In view Of the approaching Thanksgiving,
the farmer now treats his turkeys with satir.
ical consideration. s'a ~, aE
TnE La Belle mill wont on double turn yes
terday. The men arc making money and are
correspondingly happy q 4. ,S-5fr'7''-'.,
L Tf.yp tnrf1n utal oh
Hamilton for creating IL disturbance ut the
lluseman House, on Water street.
NEITHER part Of tho Circuit Court was In
session yesterday, Judge Jacob being at Wells
burg and Judge Boyd at M0undsyille. 80.
Dr. J. T.Mcoy met with mn accident last
night, tumbling into the trench dug for the
purpose OF laying u sewer on Thlrty.fit,h
street. 49, 5,,sG - lar
Clay district will return Joe speilel TO
the Board of Commissioners. Tho v0ters will
not forget that he has carefully watched the
county's interest. W
NUMBER l2 Of the first volume OF the West
Virginia School Journal will be ont today.
Some changes In the magazine will be made
In the next volume.
REMEMuEE that every voter must cast his
ballot IN the districtin which he liycy. Voters
s.onrother districts than Clay cannot vote ut
the Court House now rs heretofore.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, the gentleman appointed
receiver by Judge Boyd OF the partnership
affairs OF Muhlemsn Il Norton. took charge
OF the business OF the NcLure house yeser.
day.
IIIE revival at the Disciples Church con-
tinues with increasing interest. Fourteen
additions arc reported 10 the present time.
The meetings will continue from night to
night until further notice.
ELECTION tickets having any writing, mark,
device or word upon the blank side, must be
thrown out md not counted under the new
las. Persons In the habit OF writing their
names on the back OF tickets to identify them
should bear this in mind.
A COW belonging to Mr. Lous Fuhr fell
into the excavation for the new sewer pipe,
fifteen feet deep, at the intersection OF Thirty
fifth and Jacob streets, yesterday evening,
and Mt last accounts was unirjured, and up.
parently eontented with the situation.
Tux big comet now rises few minutes be-
fore four o'clock. From the National ruad ut
the top OF Fulton hill 1t IL u grand sight on
clear morning, Us 1t glow, In itsimmensty IN
the eastern sky near the waning moon. 1t is
worth much more than tn: trouble required
to see it. az. gesss-
THE Beethoven Singing Society last even
ing gave very enjoyable dance at its hull,
corner OF Fourteenth and Main streets The
Opera House orchestra furnished the music
and there was nothing wanting to make IL
pleasant for ALL The beethoven knows how
get up affairs Of this nature.
Ar meeting of the National Trotting As.
ISOLATION at Hartford, Conn. recently, by
order OF the West Virginia State Fair As.
ISOLATION, Wheeling William II. Boyce, of
Pittsburgh, and the ch. III. Clara J. were sus-
pended from the courses controlled by the
Association, for non.payment Of entrance
fees.
THE Clifton Band Company, OF Clifton,
Mason county, formed for the purpose OF
dealing in band instruments aud goods, was
Incorporated by tho Secretary of State yester-
day. The organization has capital stock OF
SIS, and reserves the privilege Of increasing
this by sales from time 10 time Of shares OF
S each to $1,000. .sga
| CLEEK HOOK yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made July 80, 1881, BY Robert Birkett
and wife to Mary Shook, in consideration of
S5l5, for Attract OF land OIL Peters Run, con-
timing eight acres, more or less. Also n
and Israel, her husband, TO Michue Baker,
in consideration OF S5I5, for the SAME piece
of land described in the deed above mention.
cd. is' f-E f $50 $3.50 ~ ~
Mn. GEonoE II. JEssors play OF "Sam'i OF
Posen," now playingat Haveriys Fourteenth
Street Theatre, is n success. The Hebrew
commercial drummer is admirably and hui.
morously depicted by Mr.. Is. Curtis. It Is
no ridiculous exaggeratiOn such rs Is TOO
frequently seen on the stage in characters OF
this kind but pleasant and truthful per-
sonation-Puck. This play will be presented
at the Opera House Thursday evening Re-
served seats on sale at Wilson {; BauMer's
music store. $50.
last night the young Mems Democratic
Club," accompanied by the Opera House
band and jeff Davis. the colored boy, with
his bunner, and numbering liz persons
marched from Washington Hall to the Fifth
vard Market space, andth about rs many
more persons gathered ut platform erected
for the purpose, and were addressed by those
shining lights OF the local Democracy, Col
W. W. Arnett and John S. Robinson. The
meeting was not brilliant success.
ALTHOUGH personally Robson and Crane
are the best friends, and most congenal OF
partners, they are violent political partisans
ard their views on most of the important
questions before the country are rs wide apart
us the North and South poles. Their interest
in the result OF to days election Ia intense,
and in order that they may get the retuans
at the earliest moment possible they have
arranged 10 have them sent by special mes.
senger to the Opera House as soon us re-.
ceiYed, when they will be read from the stage
10 their friends in the audience.
Tug October moon fuls on the Goth, at $50
o'clock in the morning The new moon Of
the 18th ia in conjunction on the 18th with
Mercury and Mars, with only a half hours
difference between the points OF nearest ap
proach to the planets. She is In conjunction
with Venus on the 18th. The full moon of
the Goth is in conjunction with Neptune and
Saturn on the 9Th, and with Jupiter on the
3Oth. The moon Is however, SO far away
when she pays her repects 10 the planets, that
the coniunctions arc OF llttls Importance, ex-
cepting to show the apparent eastward move.
ment OF the moon Us she makes tho monthly
circuit e, 4. ri u i. b u !55'