The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-01

Brief notes on Currenl Events Of Minor
Interest.

OYsrER RR-s.
THIS Is the last day Of the public school Va
cation. All the schools open on Monday.
Gas bills made ont To-day will read 81
per 1000 cubic feet. less 10 per cent discount
II paid before the 10th.
LAST month Clerk Hook admitted to record
40 deeds In tee, and AZ deeds Of trust, aud If
sued % marriage licensss.
4 LITTLE daughter OF George Bitner, Of
Eighteenth streei, aged 8 years, fell oil chair
yesterday and broke its arm.
A LTTLE son OF Henry Bowers, Of Leather
woOS, had his nose cut of Thursdoy by
knife thrown BIS plHy-tellow.
THE August term OF the Municipal Court
will close tc-lAy, IS the Circuit Courts aud
United States District Court open Monday.
THE ministers IRE nearly all back from
their summer vacations, and the churches
will shortly be on double turn for the season.
TmEvEs we're discovered in an East Wheel
ing residence yesterday morning, but were
frightened Off beiore they had secured any
plumber.
TIE Jefferson County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association waS chartered yesteT'
day. /. proposes TO establisha county fair at
Charleston.
AN unusually interesting service will be
held Ia the Fourth street NJ. b. Sunday
School tomorrow Afternoon. A concert
exercise will form part OF It,
A coLoEED man broke into little shanty
on the North Wheeling ferry float last night
and stole g belonging 10 John Woods.
officer Dunlap followed the fellow to Bridge
port, but failed to capture him.
MIS-. GEORGE PAUL., Of this city, met with
slight accident al Mountain Lake Park
Yesterday. While riding in dog cart she
was thrown out and received pretty severe
bruises. Mr.. PAUL. left last evening to bring
her home.
The Knights OF Pythiss give u picnic on
| the STATE Fair Grounds to-day, the arrange
nIents for which insure an enjoyable affair to
| all who participate. 1t will no doubt be one
| u the most successful and pleasant Affairs oil
the kind OF the season.
are TIvAL was given for the benefit Of the
Macedonian Baptist church at the Second
ward market half last night, ut which an elc'
CANT gold watch was contested for. E6es
Rolls woa II, having moro money han aby
OF his three competitors.
THE ordinance closing barber shops on
Sunday was pretty roughly handled III the
second Branch last night and finally laid on
the table. In the First Branch the ordi,
rsncs In relation 10 the speed OF the j. Il o.
trains aud gates at certain crossings wSs re.
ferrsd back @ the Committee on Railroads.
Some minor business was transacted 10 each
Branch.
LAST night GermnDia II Ill Was the scene oil
a very enjoyable dance given by Misses Ella
and Anna ColirS These young indies re-
ceiyed their guests in manner that made
thsm feel at once that they were welcome.
About sixty we're present. The details oil
managing The affair were given In charge Of
gentlemen OF the Cedar Leaf Social, who did
their part 10 pstfectinn. Mayors orchestra
played for Tho dancers.
| CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
A dee made August 80, by the Nail City
Building and Loan Association to Sarah =
| 81. Myers Ia consideration OF $3.50, for lot 2.
| In John McLure's addition to the First ward,
Also q deed made August !, by J. @. Chan
dlef, trustee, and Elizabeth A. Jefferson,
widow Of jeremiah Jefferson, deceased, 10
Robert Emblem, IN consideration Of $3.50, ioi
part OF lot 81, on E9tf and Eighteenth streets,
A CHARTER was granted yesterday to the
| Manchester Coal Company, OF this city, the
| incorporatoa OF which are ?. L. Kimberly,
Il. j. smytb. +. d. Park, James McAdams'
| Wilhelm ElllukuALui hs IL HeNAAeoNnu WV ~
G. Hannan. The company proposes to mine
cosl, manufacture coke, bore Tor oil or gas,
and do any other thiugs necessary or In
cIden tai to tho carrying on OF these branches
OF business. The right is reserved OF incrcaS'
ing the capital to 100000
The following gentlemen have been SUM.
| moned as grand Jurors at the term Of the Cir
cult Court which commences Monday:
Hugh Clark, TdadeIphia district, Thomas J.
Garden, sr.. Rohlsnd district; William g.
Hsudlan, Rttchia district: John V. Gavin
and Thomas McKernAn, OF Webster; Theo-
dore Klevis and Peter Bonenberger, Centre;
Casper He'll and J. r. Butts, UniOb; Q. T
Brnes and John Olator. Clay; 7. H. Logan
and G. II. Booth, Madison; Henry Michel
and Charles Hoffman, Washington.
G. HES &soHs have received n portion OF
their fall stock ut their palatisl merchant
tailoriug and gents furnishing goods stor'
on Market street, and their advertisement ap-
pears In another part OF this mornings
paper They show the most select and NEST
extensive stock Of desirable Euitlngs in tie
city, and their furnishing goods embrace all
the late Eastern styles. Their reputation for
reasonable prices and Equare dealing and
stylish and well fitting suits Is well earned.