The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-28
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Interest. Q0EANH
Two deeds Of trast were admitted TO record
yesterday. -
Nor a notable from throughout the Stats
put imam appearance at the Capitol yes.er.
day. aIpp
REy. Mr.. PEARcE, Of the .lsnd, will preach
In the g. A. K. hall at Martins Ferry Sun
day at 2RM
SAN MoLpoHIls, Gbrakeman on the Pitts.
burgb, Wheeling & Kentucky road. had his
hand 20 badly mashed yesterday that Ampu.
tAtion wal necessary. Ahl
Rev. j. a.. tkScAsrER will preach In the
EHgliSh Evangelical Lutheran Church u.
morrow at l0:30 A. N andthe pastor, Rev.
4. IL. Dornblaser, lt146R. N.
THE rssidsnts on tbs Moundsyille camp
ground will hold their annual social this
evening. a number OF Wheelingites will
so down and return on tho midnight train.
Tar residents about the corner Of Alley 9
and Ninth street are Justly complaining over
the stencil In that n~eighbborhood. A large
dead cat leads the other smells. The Health
otticer has been appealed u but az yet moth.
lipglss been done.
Rush PE4sppS, the popularyouug mailer Of
Ben wood who Rhot himself Thursday after.
nooh, was able ,toget about yesterday none
the worss for hisipigdal attempt. There.
p0ftthatM Mrs. Peabody was In the house at
The time he shot himself Is denied.
hrN1cpGECou met yesterday morning at
$50 O'Clock, Judge LETTERS on the bench. In
the case OF Oh .rles z. 0derhaugh and wife
va. JphE Ann0derbaugh q al In chaleeiy,
4 decree was entered for ths sale OF real eS-
tate, and Court adjourned until today at $50
A. NJ. lfp
AGAME oltbae ball was played on the old
fair grounds yesterday by the Bandanas, OF
tire lslapd, and the Xmas, oftE suayilIe, re.
snitlht In a victory for the former by ascors
at- 10 to9 But six innings were played, the
92tnas "kicking'Gon tha! umpire Mr.. os-
borne, at the and Of the sixth, and refusing
TO ~play'longet, ( a "a
/ A LAReErnumber Of people attended the
Eopeulug st'J. a. Kinks art store, 1910 Main
sstreet yesterday. The rsmodeled room Is one
Of the finest fortaei display OF paintings aud
decorated .warsSin The city, and.a number OF
Itine oil paintings, ipasiels, PLAQUES, crGyons
and decorated china pieces were displayed.
The store was beautifully arranged, fllwers,
lengravlBgs and other attractive ar ieles being
disolayed In tasty array. The opening will
continue to-day. iUVJ 5fi1 Wv
TIE grand Publication to be held Of Sum-
mertisld. Noble county olio, on next
"Wednesday, on the occasion OF the opening
OF tho B, Y &C railroad to that point,
bids fair to alt'Acta large crowd. The Prince
will1eave the wharf at O A NJ, connecting
with the train which leaves Bsllaireat7, and
arrives at summerfeld about IL Returning,
The train viii reach Bellaire at I, and the
Prince will b. In waiting for Wheeling
messengers. A basket picnic, speeches and
lt-works comprise the programme. m
The following transfers OF real estate were
admitted TO record yesterday by Recorder
Hook: Deed made October 0, 1882, py l. +.
Jones, special commissioner. 10 Thomas
Hartley, In confederation OF IS s75.12 for a
parcel OF land situated on the waters Of Gas.
tleman's Run. in Liberty district containing
220N acres. Deed made July %, 1889, BY
Thomas Hartley.ani wife, OF Brooke county,
10 George A. YkieP, Of Ohio county, fos!a
tract of land situated on Csstleman's Run,
Liberty district. this county, containing 220H
acres; consideration $l0,9 800. ~,