The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-30
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THW Ia thu last day water consumers can
ave the ton per csnt discount on their water
tax. 54, ~ 3 Z " Il i5 Z q SO : ,1st
,AxpaEv Drtrz received bis first papers at
tho Clerks otilce OF the Circuit Court yes!er.
day. sl,lS5 RI 3 IA, + .sa75!g n s.
Nxxr Friday Is the "aio,lous Fourth.n
The usual number Of plcnics and tho like are
announced. l,IsS's K, .oil ,tisi}G,Is
SATURDAY afternoon a ditch caved Ia on
Water Itrsst com pletsly burying German
laboter. He was rescued without serious In.
Jury. l,lsf,5ltm .sl7t.l9i 9.lsfFli9.
q. W. RIxlr, the conlec.ionor, who keeps
Il littls st0re opposite ths Capitol, accident
nlly shot himself In the hand Saturday, with
a revolver which he was cleaning III
;. The third open-air concert at Capitol
equare Saturday night was largely attended,.
rntsa concerts art the present popular crnzs
and they bid fair 10 remain such. Everyone
enjoys them. ~ x i s... Is MA
Dunlsa tho month Of June there have been
shipped BY the Baltimore q Ohio railroad
from Barneiyille. 4 OLA bushels OF strawoar.
risa to Chicago, 02C bushels TO Columbus 7s5
bushels to Wheeling and 205 bushelsto other
points, making total Of o. 600 bushels. ia
The Central glass company has presented
the factory hoyn with beautiful set OF log
cabin glassware, which Is being rsills I'd of for
the beneti. OF Mike Riley, the boy who re.
Gently had bis leg broken while attempting
TO j1mp on q passenger train on the Hemp
fad division. 3l,,a ~ .alf. .}5ls a
Local Union No. 0 OF flint glas, work.
ers gave picnic at the Slate Fair grounds
Saturday, which was largely attended and
very successtu! In every way. !, The Globe
basa ball club, Of Bsllairs, defeated the Kegu.
lara OF this city, In a score OF 80 to 4, winning
o handsome medal. nittrTTtE l-isF
THE lawn iete given at Zsne'a orchard,
eouth Front street., BY the ladies Of 81. Luks's
church. Saturday night, was q very success
iul and enjoyable affair. A large crowd was
In attendance, and refreshments wero sold
freely. The grounds were beautifully illu.
minated by chinese lanterns and gas jeta In
ianoiful designs. It was the most notable
church festival OF tho season. gt ,rsF9s
MEMORIAL services were held at the Fourth
street NJ. E. Church yesterday morning. IN
memory OF the late Bishop Simpson The
preached the sermon, going Into the histe y
OF Bishop Simpsons life as q man, a. &
scholar, Is minister, as an educator and as q
bishop, and drawing moral from his par
} in the age In which he lived. @s'
As usual tile cyowdn at the Park yesterday
were eaormous. 1 The Elm Grove line had
more than 1t could conveniently handle and
the National road was alive with tlyiDe
teams. All were amply repaid for theil
trouble, however, on reaching the Park
where all Wa fresh and bright. The concerts
were OF high standard, the programme, be
Ing more than unually popular.
THE Wheeling Tribune. the paper establish
ed In the interests Of the colored race by Mr.
Ed Anderson, made Its first appearance Sat
urday, aud is very creditabls Rhest. 1t Is 9
fourpage. six-column pspsr. we'll printed
and full OF readable mattcr. It will compare
very f.vorayly with the average West Vir'
GINA weekly, aud Is a great improvement
on many OF them. Mr.. D. B. Buckner is tht
city editor. n Ii.H.st VAL
BEN FRANKLIN Council No. 2 U. A. M
elected tho following officers Saturday
night: J. H. Moore, O.; ChareI
Stephens, v. O; Geo. L. MUM, R. L.; Herman
Babcock, a. R. s.; ]. W: Jones. F. S.;J r
II Kline, treasurer; Charles Smith, 1ud.; Georgt
I Clark, Ex.: Thomas Lemon, I. P; John Fer
guson, 0. p (; Charles Allen, trustee; de!egste
10 State council, J. +. Kline, Thomas kelle!
aud W. H. Williams. t:,sI
DAVID NE'Btrr, Jg, boy OF fifteen VIII
left this city about two years ago with JET
Davis on one OF that worthy's tours, and ha
not since been heard OF by his parents. re
Gently sevarsly injured one OF bis limb
while bathing near 81. Louis. His fathel
yesterday received telegram from his land
lady saying hia leg would possibly have to b.
stipulated. Nesbitt ia au unlucky boy. Al
the time Of the oil tfnery FIRE in Eas
Wheeling, he was nearly killed, and after
ward he sevsrely injured himself in lifting
at Smyth's grocery. aT'7 ssss AZ