The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-02
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT,
Matters Concerning Eehpie Of Moro or
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Matters Concerning Hehiie Of Moro or
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Major Will jackson returned 10 rarkcrs.
burg yesterday.
Sheriff smoot, OF Boone county, was at the
State House yesterday.
Alfred Glass, Esq, editor OF the Panhandle
Nems, Wellsburg, is at the ST. james.
Crago Pipes and wife, OF Waynesburg, are
visiting DR.. Pipes family Of the Eighth
ward.
Miss Maggie Roth, Of Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Minnie Wassman.-Belluire
Tribune.
G.. E-Munson, thegenial Cincinnatian, who
has been In the city several days, leaves for
home to-day.
Hon. John W. Mason, OF Grafton, paid his
numerous friends in the city u very brief
visit yesterday. s.. nt afu
NJ. T. Frame, ESQ, returned last evening
from braxton Court House, where he had
been on legal business.
Miss Nct,ie Gebhart one OF the pleasant
ladies' Of Dayton, is the guest Of Miss Mollie
List, North Main street.
Chief Eccles, Of the Fire Department, has
changed the test hour from eight 10 seven
both morning and evening.
James Armstrong, helncr in the Top Mill
Tor years, has left for Pittsburgh to undertake
more responsible position.
Father Staub, OF Wheeling, OBLIGATED at
the funeral OF Mr.. Simon Curran, Jr., on
Satur1ay.-'Vu:hiag,on Reporter. -
Mr.. Howard IIazlett has removed his f,lmi.
~ from Little Washington to Elm Grove,
l,tIN tIlI lStA tt,tl Saw,
II. Clay Hyde, Esq, OF Piedmont, and J..
II. Arbuckle, Esq, Of Neutrality-suspicious.
hent West 'irglnians,-are at the Ct Junes.
Mr.. Tonmie Wilson, OF South Wheeling,
the well known mailer, leaves lo-duy for
Fargo, Dakota, where he will spend the sum
mer.
John Black, an old Wheeling boy, who re.
Gently graduated ut the School OF Pharmacy,
Washington, D. G., leaves today for Pueblo,
to locate.
Col. Robert White left last evening for Par.
SetsturS to attend the meeting Of the Board
OF Directors Of the Wheeling, Parkersblrg 4
Charleston railroad. ~
MIR. Otis II. Newell, manager OF the W. U.
Telegraph Office, Mt Sicubenvillc, was in the
city yesterday. lie has q host of warm
friends in Wheeling. o,
Miss Flo Towers, left yesterday in company
with her unc.c who IS bound west. Miss
Flo goes to visit friends in Murshalltown,
Iowa, and will be gone several weeks.
John Reii., the oarsman, returned from
Pittsburgh last evening, feeling anything
but blue over the result Of last Saturdays
race. lie is regarded rs coming man.
The many friends OF Hannibal Forbes.
Esq, and family will sympa,hiza when they
learn Of the sad death OF his 70 year old
daughter, Oracle, which took place yesterday
morning.
Or. 7. T. Galligan, of New York City, died
Wednesday last very suddenly, having only
been taken sick on Tuesday evening before
He WIS Il brother OF b. 4. Galiisan, Est, of
this city, and formerly resided and prac,icetl
here, and also Mt S,cubenvillc. His numcr-
Gus friends will be shocked to hear OF his
sudden demise.
Maj. Tom Darrall, Clerk OF the Municipal
Court, got home from Hot Springs last even
ing. Ills account OF life there is not Il roscaie
one. lie says you pay first class prices for
fifth rate articles all round; all the inlabi-
tants art on the souse, from the saloon men,
who charge fifteen cents for glass OF beer,
to the land owners, who hold their real
estate ut New York prices. Sill, he thinks
everybody ought to go. III s$t7 .