The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-09
CRY u%ATTERs.
Brier Notes on Garrett Events OF Minor
Interest.
ANp Wheeling Is to have q $50"


AND Wheeling Is to have o 800"
NV tomatoes are plenty at 80 cents q
sfEuprSyrLtr had 'P and Ne" but Wheel:
ing, according TO Mr.. Kimberly, has her "B
and We"
TurGrant County Teachers Institute has
been postponed from Mayo 10 August q.
Prot. Jsmes W. johnson will couducti It
STATE suFERIsrRNDESr Ru1cBER has fixed
tho commencement OF the Glenville Normal
school for June 10, and OF that at Concord,
Mercer county, for July 4.
A rEIcHEEs' Institute for the benefit OF
the colOFed teachers ~ TO be held at Harpers
Ferry on June 4, and will be conducted by
Prof A. L. Wade, Of MorgAntown.
TIE last will and testament OF John Elliott
was Yesterday admitted to probate and Or
dered to be recorded. ]. LHZure Grow quail:
fed 10 executor, giving bond In the sum Of
81 600, with A. D. Mooney aud George NJ.
GROW as Sureties.
The suspension OF the new Standard sheet
IRON mill yesterday was caused by . strike
among the workmen. Investigation showed
that the trouble arose from a misuLderstand'
Ing, and the necessary explanation being
made, the men sgreed last evening 70 resume
work this morning.
POSTMASTER SrERLlSG has received q letter
fromS s. b. Hall, OF LaBelle. Lawrence county,
Ohio, in which he says: do you know a man
by the name OF Jonah Simons? and IL he 10
dead do you know any OF his descendants.
There Is q tract of200 acres OF laud lying
in this county and he is supposed to be the
man It belongs to. II you know any such
parties please let me know Us soon rs poss'
blt%
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to records
deed made May 8, 1888, by MAryA. Davis and
David a. Davis, her husband, TO Chrisuan
Vlewig, ST., in confederation Of 500, Tor Lot
l6 and The south half OF Lot II In Square Of
Joseph II ydlnger's addition TO South Wheel.
ing, Also a deed made February q, 1888, by
Peter, Margaret and Mary Coleman, toJoseph
'shoL.in consideration Of 5 $3.50, for the west
T1ptl02, on Eighteenth street.
,nshlafm OF fire at five o'clock last even
ing was another needless one. These alarms,
calling out the department to a distant part
OF the city for nothing, have been annoyingiy
frequent OF late. That OF last evening was
Occasioned by the burning OF a chicken coop
| on the premises of a family named Dukey, on
| the southwest part nj the Island. The chill
! dren set the COOP atire while playing In 1t,
and some one ran to the hose house and re-
ported that the houte was on fire.
TnE rnaual meeting Of the Grand Com
maudery Knight Templars Of hisstate con.
venes at Grafton to .dny. A number OF
Knights, including several OF the grand Off.
Gers, will 20 out from this city. The present
officers of the Grand Commandery are J. X.
purnell, Grand Commander; ". H. II. Flick,
Dep. Grand Commander; W. H. Rigs. Cap
tain General; X. D. Wake sr. Warden; J.
A. Lafoy, Jr. Warden; J, A. Miller, Tressur-
er; GEORGE +. Irvine, Recorder; ". F. Ian;
dsns, Standard Bearer; J. NJ Birch, Standard
Bearer; Al. Stone, Warder; Robert r. ARM
strong, Captain OF Guard. Following is the
list OF Past Grand Commanders: o: 4. Long,
Past Grand Commander; H. Sterling, Past
Grand Commander G. W. Patton. Past Grand
Commander; Frank Rex, Past Grand Com
mander; J. 5. H%aldeman, Past Grand Com