The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-01
CRY MATTERS.
Rrtef Notes on Current Events of Minor

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oTrictK DUNLAP Is once more able 10 b.
about. I'm NJ N - :, :
The crack o! the rabbi. hunter, gun /,
heard In the land. Y Il. ~ n r
A no lot oil turkeys was ed OF lp Nor,t
Wheeling last evening. ,@ G7I5t gIT
DAscEs were given last evening at Ger
mania and Beethoven Halls. NJ b N
a WAGON loaded with lumber broke down on
Market street, near the head OF Eighth yes
terday afternoon. 6H5lT o.
The Department. OF the Creek mill were
all Obliged 10 shut down yesterday Afternoon
on account OF 4 scarcity Of coal. n Z"
THE boys enjoyed their holiday huyel,
Yesterday, hundreds OF them coastinr on M
Eleventh and Twelfth street tracks. =
cossrAlLg LOVE- arrested Charlie, sweene,
last evening tor drunkenness Oh the street
and Squire Wheeler committed him 10 jall.
Col. Kemple will make HE bridgeport PEG
pie laugh tonight at the klrkwood II. T.
Church. BY telling them, why be Walked
Home from Washington City."G&l1 1-ti7
ARMSTRONG, Co.'s 4 Co. received a lot o,
lumber and for fear the river would rise and
carry It OF, the teams were all AT work. yes.
terdsy hauling It from the river. -1f,S y
TIE pressing and blowing shops al JIobbs,
Brockunier 4 Co.'S South Side glass works
will be idle the rest OF the week, Blu,
will resume next Monday morning. g'a
OK next Tuesday evening bishop Penick,
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church In South
Africa, will deliver at ST. Matthews Church
free lecture on 'The Heather Literature Of
Africa" f.T t7g, Prs '0g.,
SEVERAL OF the old soldiers hereabouts are
vigorously talking about orgauizlnya post Of
tie G. A. T., in this city. Of late there ap.
pears 10 have been q revival OF this order In
this vicinity. III
FoHEMAs BEsEr RoruERMusb, Of The
Eight ward hose company, was the subject oil
congratulation yesterday from the boys In
the service from all over the city. lisa boy,
and tine one too
THE Hempfeld train. leaving here at Leo
=. H., for Washington, was detained abou,
Two hours half mile this side OF Elm Grove
yesterday by the blowing out OF cylinder
head and the breaking Of piston rod OF the
engine. 5pG lH
TIE programme announced Tor the meet.
Ing At the Lincoln Club ,rooms last evening
YVES deferred on account OF inlportan, busi.
be delivered at the annual meeting next
Monday night.
A sew lodge OF Knights OF Pythia was or.
ganized at New Cumberland on Wednesday
evening under very favorable auspices, by
G. Y. G. A. Doan, Of Benwood, assisted By
D. D. 6. G. II. W. Day, OF this city and q
large delegation from steubenville. I Z
READY MADE show cards Is something long
been needed by our merchants. At the well
known paint house OF ". a. Wilson, l,ol5
Main street, Mr.. Dardiu has opened room
with over $50 ready made show cards for
every business. 1t would be we'll for our
merchants to call and examine bis stock.
LAST evening about 8 o'clock Joseph
Kuhn, Of North Wheeling, in attempting
10 board borse car at the corner OF Ma.ke;
and Twentv.first streets, was Knocked down
by the horse and severely bruised by the fall.
The arrangement OF the gas posts at tina,
point is very poor and the corner Is 8 dark
one. ".
THE Boards OF Directors OF hearty all the
iron and nail companies interested in The
project for establishing q steel plant and
going into the manufacture of steel nails,
have called meetings Of the stockholders to
yote upon the question OF subscribing to the
capital stock OF the Wheeling Steel Com.
pauy. -e
TIE Temperance Executive Committee
have arranged 10 hold their meetings for this
week at the North Street NJ. E. Church, and
have secured Key. E. ". Ryan aud Hon.
G.. W. Atkinson As speakers 10. the occasion,
which promises to be one OF unusual interest
To al! " ho attend. Good singers have been
engaged, and the meeting will be enliyened
with appropriate gospel songs.
GAIT. BEsSErr yesterday morning received
dispatch from the authorities at Stanton
Va. stating that J. a. Robtrts, a brakeman
on the @. & o., had been killed while on duty,
and that his home was in Wheeling. The
dispatch wanted 10 know what should be
done with the remains. Capt. Bennett hunted
up Frank Roberts, OF the South Side, a
brother Of the deceased, and conveyed to him
the sad tidingz. The remains we're sent for.
The dead man was young widower, aud was
formerly employed as dragout ut the River.
side. He had been in the employ OF the c.
& o. but short time.