The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-28
orrY n~ArrERs.
ariefHotes oncniFent Events Of Minor
Interest.

interest,"
Two MARRIAGE licenses were Issued yester.
day.
A srIoBDoRtso exchange brsug thslntelli.
showed in W~hselipgliSt night"
YrsrEnpAr was pay day at the LaBelle
mill. The employees at the Pottery and Bel
mont mill will receive their lucre to-day.
SEVERAL couple Of young people danced
last evening at Beethoven Hall. They were
mostly from East Wheeling, and q merrier
crowd It would have been hard TO find. Kali
lenback's orchestra furnished the music.
CLEEk HOOK yesterday admitted to record o
deed bearing date April %, 1888, by which
Robert F. Stlpes and wife, In consideration OF
800, convey 10 Henry Long, Lot 8 In Square
% In the Buena Vista addition TO Wheeling.
Or EIsNAs went to Cincinnati on the last
trip Of the st. Lawrence, and from there to
Lexington, Kentucky, to buy some blooded
horses for Wheeling parties. He will return
with the steedS on the next trip Of the st.
Lawrence.
THE Washington C%ommandery, K. T., will
come down from Little Washington on
Ascension Day, 10 assist the Wheeling Com.
manderies celebrate the day. The indica-
tious are that there will be u big turnout for
the parade.
The passenger business on the B. 20. is
reported To be unusually large just at present
Besides the big trains Of etnigrants from
Baltimore TO the West, the regular passenger
trains are carrying an unusual number Of
people east aud west
FRAszur1x's Hall was occupied last even
ipg by that select set Of young ladies and
gentlemen that have during the past season
been known rs THE Glide.h They danced
10 the music OF the Opera House orchestra,
aud had, as they always do, acharmipg time.
LAST evening Justice Peterman sent Ern-
est Laue to jail in default OF 500 bond to
keep the peace for six months. Lane was
arrested by officer kadford. He lives on
the Island, and according to reports abuses
his wife and children. II was for this that
he was arrested.
"AEBoR Day" was not generally observed
In the city schools yesterday, but In several
localities OF the State It was a big day. The
Eighth ward scholars have been identifying
their school premises this spring, and have
set out several trees. and the Fourth ward
pupils haye planted about twenty treeS about
their house.
TIE Wortbington correspondent OF the
Fairmont Index Is in favor OF prohibition
that will prohibit Wholesale houses in Wheel.
ing from shipping their little brown Jugs Of
whisky into temperance towns" aud tells
how from this cause, Uncle Bob" a promi'
nent citizen, got q little south OF the eqninoc.
tial line on two jugs OF Rough on Rats"
His back teeth were aiioat, but he was as hap.
by as q 7 80 b~ondholdsr all the time.
TIE Ohio county annual Teachers Institute
will be held at Fulton this year, the week
commencing May %. Thomas g Miller,
Principal Of the public schools OF Fairmont,
will conductit. The Brooke County Institute
meets at Wellsburg June II, and will be con-
Quoted by the same instructor. The Pendle.
ton County Institute will be held the same
week as the Ohio county one, meeting at
franklin, the county seat, aud being conduct
ed by Prof. W. johnson.
PERsoss desiring to invest In musical In
strunents can end an opportunity Just now
In the sale by P. r. Dobbins, the assignee, Of
the stock Of G. Y. Lucas. The goods are
going of very chesply. Many good bargains
are being secured by purchasers, and numer-
Gus other desirable Instruments still remain
unsold. Mr.. Dobbins will continue the sale
to-day and next week, and persons contem.
plating purchasing anything In the musical
line will do we'll 70 call.
sHERIyY Beows has summoned the fol-
loving jurors for Part I OF the Circuit
Court, to serve for the week beginning Mon
day. April 3Oth John Brockbardt, Aaron
HUI, Chas. +. Meyers, Peter seybold. George
W. Eckhart, George Ankle, Joseph Kramer,
L v. Blond, John Adams, Geo'ge Stein, John
E. Curtis, James Deyine, H J. Felber, Ihcs.
Murry, J. A. II. Parsons, Herbert Flee, A, Q.
Eoff, james Commerford, John f. Rice, ]. M.
Ewing, VIM. NJ. Baird. G. 4 Dean, Isaac
Dayis, VIM: q. Blon. N. vanamman, VIM.
Dudley, Lorentz Baker, David Gundling,
Chas. e. Birch and Harry Kelley.