The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-29
LOCAL IillEVlriEy


LOCAL HREvlrIEs ..,
0raii Kinds, Gathered III nif t'arts ofthc
City.
ASotIIEn marriage license was Issued YES.
terday. flI
THEE deeds of trust were admitted to re.
cord yesterday.
TIN comet will not be visible TO the naked
eye until May S,ll. G
TnE Printers, Assembly OF the Knights OF
Labor meets tonight. ..ir'
ALICE LOvEnAoE's case was the only one IN
lollcie Court yesterday. She got the usual
thirty days.
Fon Il wonder all business of the Council
tables. Let there DO season OF rejoicing, BIZ
II ever 30 brief.
TnE u. Il o. road will run excursions from
burton aud West Alexander to this city ON
May 4, "circus day."
JoHS DrSSlSu, al Eighth ward wife bea,cr,
spent the niahi In the lock up, having been
run In by officer Combs.
~ LITTLE child Of Mr.. Gcpp the East Wheel.
Ing jewclcr, fell ont ui II baby carriage ycs,cr.
day and cut Off the end Of finger
| DANIEL BRADY, M old hummer, was annoy.
Ing the citizens OF Centre Wheeling ycs,cr.
day, when officer Morris run him In MI rs Q.
yagrant.
o. next Saturday, May 0, the r, G. 4 ST. l..
Railway Co. will run mn excursion to Pitts.
bnrs ut tho popular rate OF $3.50 for the
round trip.
jim NunY says he never owned dog,
and therefore the item about the canine OK.
ccntion by Officer Fugatc was not strictly
correct We hasten to correct the false ni.
J preston.
THERE will be meeting of the board OF
managers and officers Of the Humane Society
ut the City hank this evening ut $50 o'clock,
! Ills hoped all officers and members Of the
board will he present.
YESTERDAY morning little girl named
Alice Smith, on her way TO school, was
knocked down and run over by light buggy
In front OF lIrice's drug store, Eighth ward.
She was somewhat bruised, but fortunately,
not seriously. Who the driver was Is not
known.
Tnr illustrated sermon Tomorrow evening
In the First Baptist church by Rev. ", s,
THOMPSON, Of Philadelphia, wall be u novel
and interesting discourse, The reverend
gentleman will be assisted by oil paintings
five by seven feet In size, illustrating the
text. The subject Of the sermon will be
| Eternity"
NEXT Tuesday evening baby show Is to
be held in New Mnrtinsville. The l,tt:el
Democrat, In speaking OF the expected sue.
cess OF the affair, says: ave know of no rca.
son why 1t should not 10 u success, Ms the
baby crop IN this locality Is unusually large
this year. The cold snap had no effect on II
anywhere" rE
A FAREWELL reception was rendered Miss
Katie Combs, it her fathers residence, No.
2323 Market street. last evening by II number
of her friends, who brought with them n
band Of music md danced tho evening away
right merrily. Miss Katie leaves in Il few
days with her parents to make her home in
Pennsylvania
TnE 0rutorio Society held its fourth re.
hcarsal last evening, and was big improve.
ment over the others. Prof. Thompson
makes Il irst-class director. and like all
Englshmcn Is thoroughly conversant with
the music Of Hayden and Handel. Next week
he will commence rchcarsnc the solo parts
In about two weeks he will try the orchestra.
The Creation and Messiah will probably be
given about the end OF May.
A CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was ycstcr.
dry admitted to record, the certificate OF in.
corporation Of M organization to be called
the 'Treenbrier Valley Agricultural aud
Mechanical Society,"" the object of which is to
establish Il fair aud public exhibition, aud
procure suitable grounds therefor at Lewis.
burg. The authorized capital stock is $500.
900, OF which $3.50 has been subscribed md
S35 paid in. Senator r. +. Dennis and five
other gentlemen are the corporators.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
tt deed madc June l. 1881, BY William !,
| ttu,li,,y, Thnn,nu IT,yltp., AL ,ri
dorc Daigle and vile, Albert Darion and
wife and Alexander Benrock and viii. 10
Joseph Feay, in consideration of $50, for Il
tract OF land on Little Wheeling Creek. Also
deed made April ], 1882, by Abram McCul.
loch ct al., to Alexander McColloch ct al., in
consideration of $21 g.. for six.ninths of $40
acres, known rs the McCulloc!l farm, in Rich.
land district, Ohio county.
A kAr6HAEte story is told of certain yotue
book.kceper in one OF the large manufac.
turing concerns in the lower end of the CITY.
who was going home the other evening at a
rather late hour. when he met II rough-look.
ing customer, who gruilly asked how much
money he had. The young man hursiedly
went through his clothes, the cold sven,
standing out all over him. and ut last rakcd
upa3 cent piece. The hishwayman Looked
disguised Il moment, then demanded it in Il
mcl0dramatic manner, and having received
it walked Oh, leaving the young man thank.
full his throat had not been cut. .,
SEATS for the concert OF the Harmonic.
Maennerclor next Monday are selling rapid
ly and We advise all that enjoy good music 10
secure seats. The Ifarmonic-M acnnerchor is
known to get up good concerts, and the Sc
lection OF the solo singers is very happy
one, ms they are all tavorably known by our
people. The closing chorus Of the concert
will BE- one OF MGhrns's excellent composi.
tions, entitled prayer before Battle" 10 be
sung by the entire Society with orchestral nc
compartment. The same chorus filled II NUN.
Der on the programme OF the last S:rngcricst
ut Chicago last summer and all the Chicago
papers pronounced it the best selection on
the programme for male voices.