The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
NEWS FROM WEAR NEl0la0Rs,
Items or Intcrest from the state and
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Items or Intcrcst from the state aud
n Vicinity. ss bH,. 4.
The Charleston finance committee has been
authorized TO issue 81, 900 worth OF bonds TO
refund part Of the city debt. :.
The suspension bridge at Morpantovn In,
recently had $4,000 worth Of repairs but on
1t, and Is better than It was when new.
John s. Baker, Of Clay county, claims to
have found fossil snake, which measures
eight ieet Tour inches In length, and five
inches IN diameter. Clay county apple Jack
has some peculiar qualities. ~ -
Mr.. J. d. Humblrd has paid of all his
hands and suspended work on the West Viz.
gina central and Pittsburgh railroad until
Tue ISL Q! April. Nineteen miles arc now
completed from Piedmont: when spring
opens the remainder about 10 miles, Will be
rapidly pushed to completion.
..l. HsLi-.IRs wv.
me ladies temperance society Of the First
ward Is talking OF u concert soon.
1t was q sad Christmas for Rev. X, G, Wal.
lace's family, as they buried their bow
Charley, In the afternoon.
The !. J.. 7. c. U. ball last night was a sue.
cess, Christmas time gave an impetus TO
goou feeling thnt was shared by all.
The Lantern Globe Company will nut IN
new iurlince OF ten pots at their works In
mlts. - ' "'"'"o' pe''
The Thursday and Friday evening perfor.
mances OF David Garrick" are for The benefit
fythias 80 e0 '>'"'' "
Hon. X, NJ. @. BENJAMIN. a colored LAWYER
. r
nnhonNced TO lecture In The Methodist
church Friday evening,
Tho Methodist concert Is to be repeated to.
hieht, anu no doubt will have good audi.
ehce; lor al were pleased II, The other
evenings entertainment.
MI. T. 8. Tappan got home yesterday morn.
INK from his trip To IT. Seldom, New Mexico:
where he went as photographer with tho u.
.; party OIL astronomers to observe the transit
OF Venus.
Ihe herman was danced by a select COM.
pany at Central Hall lust night. Twenty-Five
couples were invited from here and the
nelshborlrood. Ilch's new orchestra fur.
nished tho music.
The Patriot Son" was performed again
last night to good audience, all in Wood
hunor after their Christmas turkeys, and
Tue actors too were In good trim ind outdid
their previous efforts.
The family Of the brakeman Lytle, who
are all sick around him US he lies suffering
rom the loss OF his leg, were made the recip.
tents Of Christmas present by kind.hearted
subscribers. a purse was raised for them.
christmas WAS very generally observed as
hofitay in Befiaire, except by those who had
to minister to the holiday pleasures OF their
fellows. An unlimited quantity OF powder
was burned by the boys, making It seem
Fourth Of July.
south Bellaire Is Que OF the most prosper.
Gus looking paris OF town and newly erected
houses are on every side. The lust year has
seen great improvement III many OF her
streets and walks and the new bridge will
make still more OF All Improvement.
This evening and all the other evenings OF
this week david Garrick" and the after
piece DINNER for Six" will be given by the
Gypsy Queen" club, all home talent, at
City Hall. Everything seems to combine In
favor OF this troupe. aud success is assured.
me gentlemen taking ptrsa e. "Dayid Gar.
rick Isaac Luchs Simon .lngot," Lee
Baum Ba,mn,i squire Chiyy," Harry We.Aesald;
TBiliy Banter Emil Schmidt; "Sulith."
John shuttleworth; BROWN" Charles HUFF.
Harry !.ssuref George" Herbert Lsadis.
The .adies are "a da lnEot,i Annie McClel.
land; "Mrs. Smith," Halle nunaway, Miss
Araminta Brown,n Mary Dunayay The
players In "pinner Tor Six" are SLIGHTLY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tipthorp," +. S, Clin.
ton; "Silvertop Brown" John Shuttleworth.
"Woodpecker Woodruff" Albert Lucbs
Betsy Blossom" Emil Schmidt; "Dainty w
millinery, Emma jenkins; Fannie Sn,..t u
and "Julia Jenkirs," her Gs5,atanls[ MARY
pnnaswsy aaH Mary l:eouard. La Re.he's
WASHINGTON COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
The Washington County, "a, Teachers
ihs!ltu't met in It's thirty-second annual
session at washington, Pa, yesterday, and
Was opened at o'clock TN. and cailsd to
order by County Superintendent George A.
Streaton, OF the Disciples Church, followed
by singing by the Institute.
Prof. T. c. Mendenhal p. Fl. s., Professor
OF Physics in the State University at Column.
bus, Ohio, gave one OF his characteristic gen.
eral talks.
He was followed by prof. John Kennedy,
State Institute Conductor, from ALBANY. 4.
J. The requisite mum Der Of Vice Presidents.
Secretaries and Enrolling Clerks vera ap.
pointed, Tbs session was very interesting.
In tia evening al address OF welcome was
delivered by President J. u. MoiIat, OF Wash
ington and Jefferson College. The address
was very fine and was well received. The
response by Miss Janet Brownlee of the Mo.
nongahela City schools, was also well re.
ceived aud greeted by the audience with con.
siderable applause.
THO singing Of d solo. by Miss Minnie
Demosa. OF Coshocton, Ohio, was loudly ap-
plauded.
Prof. Geo. P. Beard, Principal Of the Cali.
iornla Normal School, leciured: Subject
From the Atlantic to the Pacific" The lee.
ture was intensely interesting.
One hundred and ten teachers are enroll.
ed. The number will be more than doubled
to-day. The teachers are all enthusiastic
They make their institute grand annual
reunion. They come to enjoy themselves rs
we'll as to improve. The exercises will con-
time both day and night until Friday noon.
We have heard both Democrats and Re.
publicans say that there is nothing better for
Cough than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; this
old reliable remedy never fails TO cure 4
Cough or Co u at once, and may be obtained
at any drug store for 20 cents bottle.
IMMENSE line Of Decorated Chamber Sets g.
Walton 4 swconeys. la2i Main street.
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Holiday Prescnts for Lattiex, Beautiful
and U>eiul.
A pair Of Fur Kid or Bark Goat, Imperial
Button. La l.. V, BLosp.
A SURE cure for Costiyeuess is Manalin.