The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-28
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TIN usual Wednesday afternoon concert at
Hornbrook's takes place to-day. 4 i,5si
5TnE advance hill posters OF Forepaugh's
circus arrived yesterday, and have already
put up sonlc lively paper. a =,
Ep CLAroE leaves tomorrow morning on
the Bachelor for Pittsburgh. lie will take
his boats and at once 70 Into training for his
second race with I'riceland. Il
TnE country ID lovely Just now, and hun.
dreds OF citizens daily embrace the Opportu.
nifty afforded by the Elm Grove railroad to
get Into the fields and woods. n II :. M,
J. a. DEuTGR was yesterday appointed adj
ministrator OF the estate Of Daniel Kurtz,
deceased, giving bond In the sum OF 500
With Joachim beutcr as surety.
TnE Baptist Sunday school excurts on The
n week pas, extensive preparations have been
mnde and grand limo Is expected.
Tng Sunday school connected with The
First Church OF Bridgeport went to Browns
Island, above Steubenyille, on the steamer
Telegram yesterday and had royal time.
A MOONLIGHT excursion party on the Little
Anna Is announced by Capt. Seamon fol
this evening. The boat will 30 up the fiyel
rs far US THE Sisters" and there will be q
good band aboard. s
VIZ regret to announce the death OF Mrs
Joseph Werner, OF East Wheeling, which
took place yesterday. Mr.. Werner has the
sympathy Of q large circle OF acquaintance.
lii his irreparable bereavement +
Is the game Of base ball yesterday, played
by the Wheeling aud Steubenvilc cOlored
mines, the former beat the latter In u scor,
Of IS to lD-.StciIJenriie Gazette. Peanut
Scott was the Captain OF the victorious nine
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
deed made June q, 1882 by John Cloudy
trustee, to Eliza Jane McCurdy, In consider
alton Of 81 aud certain fncts rccitcd, for the
north half Of lot IS, in E3lrs addition &c
Wheeling. rfr12
ANTHONY WEITzELL, an old resident OF The
Eighth ward, living ut the extreme southern
portion Of the city and who,On last Saturday
whiLshingling roof, fell mud struck on hi.
stomach, causing concussiou, wns not expect
cd 10 live through la,i night. A5i
GEORGE A. WICRmAM, the nuctioncer, will
to-day otler at public sale ut the livery stablt
site on the corner OF Main and Sixteenth
streets. the remainder Of the horses vehicles
harness etc. The articles are all Ia good con
dition md rare opportunity 10 get bur
gains In this l;ne Is offered by the sale.
THAT well known place OF good cheer
Frank Walters Two Mile House, was TOR
mally opened last evening with grand con
cert by the Opera House Orchestra. A very
select crowd was present,-and everything
passed of pleasantly. Mr.. Walters has
things nicely fixed and Is himself as pleasan
| rs OF yOre. }F-SSs
Work has been commenced on the founda
ton OF the new Episcopalian church, for ST
Shelley has the contract for the stone work
| Armstrong, Coen & Co., the wood work
VIM. Zimmerman for the printing, ant
Trimblc & IIornbrook for the gas and steau
fitting. The church Is to DO located on thu
lot donated for the purpose by Capt Johr
Mcclure, OF tho corner Of Ohio and Soutl
Penn streets.
NUMBER OF gentlemen OF Sink Grove
Monroe county, yesterday received OF the
Secretary OF State q certificate Of incorpora
ton for cooperative stote, for tho purpos,
OF carrying on general business In incr
chandisc farm products and machinery, nne
also for manufacturing purposes. The sun
OF $, 500 has been subscribed TO the capita
stock, which is limited 10 81, 000 Tn,
shares are S each and the corporators ar,
members OF the Patrons OF uusbandry.
TIE committe having in charge the cxcur
sion of the Oratorio Society 10 Stcubenvill,
next Friday afternoon on the elegant steame
81. Lawrence, hayo perfected all arrange
ments, and the fact is certain that the excur
sion will be very elegant affair. A larg,
number have already purchased tickets. Tile
boat leaves ut three O'Clock and will return
| by three O'Clock the next morning. On tn,
home trip dancing will be the programme
In Steubenrille the concert will consist o
the choicest numbers from the Messiah
and Creation
As STATED yesterday tracklaying on the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad, from Mas
s,llon south, has commenced. Sufiicien
steel rails md one hundred car loads 0
ties are at Massillon 10 complete the road Il
Xoar Station, distance Of nineteen miles, til,
point where this line unitcs with tho neN
purcbase-tho Cleveland l. Marietta. II Il
| The aim 10 finish the track laying 10 Zoa
Station by the Fourth OF July, and {
director states that trains will be run through
from the Ohio river to Toledo by That time
the upper end Of the road being now finished
| 10 within four miles of that city. ~,
THE Whitaker mill yesterday received uni
OF the celebrated Sturtevant blowers from
Boston, which will ut once be placed in posi-
ton. When in operation twill furnish COO
air all over the mill, which will make 1t very
comfortable for the men who have 10 work ID
front of the hot furnaces The men In thi:
mill lave always suffered greatly from the
heat, but the blower will alleviate 10 large
extent this trouble. The blower is the larges,
size made, being nearly twice rs large as th,
one in use in the Pottery. The Whitaker
mill is the only one that has the blower.
Tie Wheeling glass men, and those FROM
this vicinity, who we're Nil at the annual
session OF the American Flint and Lint
Glass Association, which was held ut Long
Branch last week, have returned home. Mr.
Churles ". BrUckunier, Of this city, was
elected President Of the Association for thu
ensuing year. All the establishments in the
country, with one exception, were repre-.
scented at the meeting. 1t was reported from,
all quarters that the volume OF business wqs
us large rs last year, though the increased
cost Of production and close figures ut which
glassware Is sold have cut down the prolir
materially.
THE Finance Committee OF the Board O
County Commissioners met last evening a
the Court House, and audited the month:
accounts preparatory 10 the Board mectin,
next Monday. The financial exhibit pre-
pared by the Clerk. and about which there
has been so much said and written, was pro
duced, and formidable looking pile Of fools
cap II is. The Committee decided TO post
pone the examination OF 1t unit! Thursday
evening. At that time it will be examined
and checked of in the books as the law call.
for. The Clerk has prepared very detailed
statement which shows In very complete
order the bond account rs well as others.
Miss MARIA T. GILBERT, the main street
milliner WIS arraicutl Yesterday before u