The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-01
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CRY HREvITIES.

~ July. ~
VACATION has commenced.
RACES on the Island this afternoon.
BELLs foundry shuts down to-day for a
week. 80
There was no quorum OF either branch OF
Council last night. They couldn't stand the
rain.
.& TIE regular meeting OF the W. Va, s. +.
y & E.tA. Board OF Directors, will be held this
4 afternoon ut the Court House.
FRANK Thomson, the colorcd boy arrested
: for theft, WINS discharged yesterday, the eyi.
T. dence not being strong enough to mold.
KY THE farm above Elm Grove, advertised in
this paper last Wednesday, Was sold by AL.
exander Bone, real estate agent, yesterday,
for $500. ~ =, n -. =
TIE South Wheeling Glass Works will shut
down for two weeks during the fore part OF
July. Tho Central will also shut down to-day
for two weeks =
AZ WM. u. NORTH, was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate OF John North
deceased, giving bond Of 1900, with VIM.
z North as surety. e.
WET .WnEEIISGs new post-oflice Is to be
called ."Poorman," after Col. c. L. Poorman,
Of Bellaire. Assistant Postmaster General
RI linton cnrlsteneu It.
3yl TIE little daughter OF Mike Brady. who
4 was so badly scalded Thursday ut her home
I: in East Wheeling, was very low last evening
and not expected to live.
w: A.. DASE yesterday arrived In the city
from San Antonio, Texas, with twenty.four
= ponies, which he purchased there and will
(! take out TO Waynesburs, Pa, to-day.
RicHARDsoS's nine composed oiyoungsters
OF this city, will play the Wellsburg Second
q nine match game OF base ball ut the First
Sunday school picnicat Mahan's
i Grove this afternoon.
Tine lsTELLrGEScEE is under obligations 10
Prol. Joe Cramer and his band for u farewell
sercnade last night. The band leaves on the
ST. Lawrence this afternoon for White
i Sulphur Springs where they plny again this
Z season. 5i ,:.5 - 49,, :. g...E =
The, First Presbyterian Church Sunday
s Schools picnic to-day at Mahan's. Trains
will leave on the T., W. Il Ky. at9 A. NJ. and
III P. ~. Mahan's Is delightful plnce aud
s; all who so, will lave good time.
THE usual services ut the Fourth Street
e Church tomorrow will be varied by tenn.
I; pcrance meeting tomorrow evening, All
i temperance societies OF Wheeling arc re.
quested 10 attend in q body. L. G. Cracraft,
+ u. W. Atkinson and others will address the
" Choir. t,l.4. ~ 81, gl.s'isg 80! - :
Rev. ALFRED HARRIS, pastor Of the Mes.
4 slab, Baptist Church OF Philadelphia, will
I! preach in the First Daptis. Church OF this
city tomorrow at 1880 o'clock A. NJ. In the
Z evening the pastor, Rev. ]. B. Milford, will
preach the closing sermon OF the course on
the sacred mountains; theme, "Mount Zion
the Heavenly" Sunday school meets ut r.
NJ, and the Young Peoples Meeting Monday
evening. ~ :; 80
s1 The execution Of Guiteau was the principal
subject OF conversation about the city yester.
day. Some person circulated report in the
I forenoon that he had been pardOnel or re-
spited, which, though 1t could be traced TO
no authoritative source, caused feeling of un-
il cnsiness, and when tho INrELLIG EScKg extras
z wore issued In the course OF the afternoon,
H with an account Of the execution, there was
!, On immense demand for them.
Y EsrERDAY the tow boat Afodoc, which has
: been helping the Government dredge boat at
Z the mouth of tho creek, Was tied up by
4 Deputy United States Marshal Kennedy OH
Il an attachment sworn out before Commits.
= sioner Forbes by NJ. NJ. Fowler, who brought
u suit for sum between $500 and $500, dam.
= ages alleged 10 have been sustained by the
4 complainant by the sinking of some barges
=, utlOuSlnR u MN ny u CulllSlOu Win Inc
y AfOdoc. The present owners Of the boat are
Il Irresponsible for this, although the accident
{ happened before tho Modoc came into their
possession. They In turn have recourse TO II
! suit against the former owners. gj
I yis nj TnE Camp Meeting Association met on
: the camp grounds on Tuesday and tran.act-
e ed q large amount OF business connected
with the Camp meeting, beginning August
Es17th. These grounds, under the superint Ten.
d dence Of MIR: Conner, are in the most splen.
81 did and ilourishing condition. Thoy are 10
n DO recommended to those who arc seeking II
iretreat from the city during the heated sea.
j son. Z They arc Of easy access to those living
In tho city, the air is braclug and inviE
II Grating, the water pure and cold, and shade
! all that could be wished for, with landscapes
OF unsurpassed beauty in the Ohio Valley.
( The Association Is now the owners OF these
* historic groundsand they will donate lot OF
n ground to proper persons Oh which 10 build II
L cottage without money and without price.
{ The Association has finally agreed 10 close
the gates TO the grounds against all persons
ON Sunday at $50 o'clock A. NJ, and they will
remain closed until o'clock r. N.whcn they
will DO opened the remainder of the day.
Also they have provided for the erection OF II
III platform at Gravellt Ht which tho trains
twill stop, which will shorten the distance 10
ID the grounds one.half Thereare several fam.
lilies on the grounds now aud many moro
4 will come soon. i.5s5if,'