The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-04
CITY NOTkS.
All Sorts OF Current Etcnts Ilrleny Nnr.
rniCd for Iinsty ReRtltrs.s 81 IFl

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TUX Supreme Court Of Appeals meets 10.
day. p. &. w. gianl "
Dip you bet on yesterdays game OF base
ball? 'at
TUX Opera lIonse 80! Its electric light YES
terlay. ID
'rnr Benwood nail factory ,hal III ma
chimes OIL yesterday. F4FEGia,
Tils lsrELlldEscxn office. now spoIts an
electric light In front OF II.
TllE town begins to look natural smoke
and SCOT arc found everywhere.
NoS I'LuMgS rides ller bicycle at the Pitts.
burgh Exposition, next MOndayh Nj
IIEyH THOMPSON is n candidate for Justice
OF the Peace In Washington district.
Wet VIEElSN Conference OF Tho NJ, J..
church meets at Clarksburg today. -
! A MAN named McClonO was run In by
Officer Fugate last night for ,disorderly con.
duct. -"
EsrruArrs Of tho number Of persons at the
Coil meeting last night ranged from 1910 TO
1900.
GR0. BourmiLIEn. n native OF Canada was
Yesterday admitted to citizenship by Judge
Jacob.
Tux nail feeders have been OF 50 long that
now the feeding hurts their wrists IN pain.
ful manner
JOSEPH Ancnr was yesterday appointed
committee Of John II. Arclly, heretofore nd.
Judged n lunatic. .-... =.
GEORGE ALlRlGiIT md Dave Schacfcr, OF The
In Belle mill, who have been working ut
Bellevillc, returned yesterday. s r.
Ep.NIs tho inyt,I nfs 4 D.,
Delmonico, yesterday afternoon becaine the
proud father OF II bouncing boy. a..
TnE $4,000 damage suit OF VIM. Arm
strong w. Michael Reilly ct al. was still bc.
Ing argued By the attorneys yesterday. :,
Tux monument law suit between CT Hess
and r. y. Carroll has brcn set back 10 The
next term Of court by the lawyers Of ?. d.
Carroll. --.,r--+--
JrpGE IIoYD will hold n session OF court OH
Thursday evening at : o'clock. for The plr.
pose Of natu.alizng those who cannot up.
pear. in court In daytime. -
Neil & ELLlNGuiM have received m III.
voice OF new crop buckwheat flour, warranted
to make the very hest flap jacks that ever yet
tickled the palate Of mun.,ls itnHi. rs
A TYPOGRAPHICAL error yesterday made US
connect I.~t. Stifel, ESP, with tile damage
suits against the Tomas and Scioo.I We
should have said Il. +. S,ifel.
DoNiSIcK MoHRis the faithful and popu-
lar policeman OF the Fourth wur,l, is home
from ten days vacation, spent in visiting
his old haunis out in the mountains.S
JACK GL,ss. n mailer from South Wheeling
gets II full job in the l'ellaire mil factory. IN
consequence Of W. c. Stewart cepting the
n'anagership OF the Mingo factory -Btliare
Independent.
TmE early bird catches the worm, so the
early citizen must rise before the sun, say st
lire o'clock, il he would view tue comet in
al! its glory. Don't whit till sunrise, OF you
will not see it. ,.
The electric light Is becoming more and
more popular. Yesterday lights were put up
in. front Of the lNrgLLlGINCgr office and
Opera House, and Sheeky and Walter the
saloOnists, haYe one each.
THE Arthur Love Combination will give
one OF its iirst-cluss performances in Bridge
prices OF admission are low, Adults -
cenLs, children Is cents, reserved seats IS
cents.
OS petition OF the trustees Of he Short
Creek Congregation Of the Associate Re-
SllllICll VI .NUItl I11t
jacob yesterday iss,itd decree ordering tile
sale OF their churcl, property on Short Greek,
in this county.
MAETISs restaurant had mn elconio
visitor yesterday in the shape Of e wild bo-
| zine, which, while being driven along the
street, bolted into the open door, causing
considerable CONSERVATION TO those " no were
inside and amusement for those who were
outside eui..rIrG agy..
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO record
n deed made Octohci ., 1858, by Daniel f..
Jacob to Benedict Speidel in consideration OF
sly, 5i3 90, for $50 ncres OF land On Short
Greek. on the Wheeling West Liberty and
Bethany turnpike, about live miles west Of
the city. .--z-...-.-.--.....-.........--
TIE Mccoy farm, on the lIemptield road,
east OF the city, near Mt. de Chuutal, will be
sold ut public sale Tomorrow forenoon on
the premises, In lots TO suit purchasers 4
special train will leave the city at 10 o'clock
4. N. sharp, for the sale, and will return after
it adjOurns.
TIE Harmonie.Mnnnerclio last evening
gave Its last dance At It's hall on Main street
slope. A very pleasant crowd was in attend.
ly. Hereafter the Harmonic. Mpnnerchor
will be no more, everything being merged
into the Arion. The Opera House orchestra
played ard furnished some Of its new music
which Ia Tine.
Is the accounts Of The big q. a. r. parade
at Pittsburgh, it is notice.! that Tkoburn
Post No. ~, Of Martins Ferry, ". s. Meek,
commander. occupied Il prominent place In
the line. The Pittsburgh Dispatch says: :
''Thoburn Post, -, Martins Ferry, Oiio
presented Abe Patterson Post, IS, with an
immense canteen and havcrSacE Should 81
ever go into camp these utensils will be lurne
enough to accommodate the entire camp"
MATCHMAKING by machinery is Of A mercan
invention, and is said 10 have originated in
Massachusetts in 1910. In 1910 there were
not to exceed one hundred nail machines
west Of the Allegheny mountains, with
capacity OF about 100000 and but sixteen
nail machines in Wheeling, nov this great
uail manufacturing center OF the world. Tho
present product per annunl east and ives. Of
the Allegheny mountains, averages about
G500, 600 kess. with constantly Increasing
demand.-ScuteTits Ga;eits az E$fz syt
THE Arion club building a. the corner OF
Main and Twentieth streets, is that fer a,l-
vuuCcd that meeting Of stockholders was
held there yesterday and the following board
of directors chosen. for the ensuing year {;
Louis C. Stifel, J. g. Hoffman,, Jr, II. +.
Behrens, J. Il. strOehlein, +. Hester, J. !,
Hess, e. N. Appenzeller, Louis j. Stife, G.
Arnold, G. A. lIeuter. This Is an excellent
board and will do much to make the society
success. Tht grand. opening ball will he
given IN few weeks Tho membership Is
rapidly increasing. ~ - 's-,:t5@} :.
Tie Opera House did not contain a large
audience last evening, the big Golf meeting
serving 10 draw away large percentage Of
our amusementloying citizens, who on this
occasion were ANXIOUS 10 beBr5 West Vir-
ginia's most prominent citizen. The 4ttrac.
ton that held the ahoards was IIeywooas
Mastodon Serenaders and Specially Com.
pauy. The company Is regular oltl.irsh,
toned minstrel company, containing solno
good points better in fact Than, the
average. Sergt. Geo. W. Labbree, in. his
drill, sword exercise and bugle calls, WINS
iirstcaEy and some OF the sketches provoked
quite n storm OF applause. The company
appears ut the Opera HOUSE agai this even
ing,when no doubt 0 much better crogI will
he IN attendance.
The Philadelphia Record says: "Mr.
Fnnk. Bush made decided senss.