The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-08
LOCAL BREv1rIRs.
matters of Minor Moment in and About The
CITY.

Matters OF MINOR aOuloub III tAiau AHVHs $50
City.
Council this evening.
Tux races begin to-day.
REm's foundry went to work in full yes-
terday.
CoIoRED carniyal at the Island rink this
evening.
"sArAv's DIARY" at the Opera House
this evening.
THE steamer Diurnal is the Parkersburg
packet, leaving at II AN.
The Andes is to-day's Cincinnati packet.
Capt. Charlie Muhleman is in command.
TuE depth in the channel OF the river
last evening was feet 10 inches and the
river was rising.
The Coal Miners Association will hold
a meeting ut knights OF Labor Hall on
Thursday evening.
THERE was no nail manufacturers meet
ing here yesterday rs several papers an
nounced there would be.
TIE Chapline street rink announces
popular prices and good music every even
ing as special feature for fair week.
TIE "Ever TO the Righ" literary soct-
ETY. will give an entertainment at the Eng
iish Lutheran church this evening, The
admission is free.
Mr., GEoRGg II. CARSAHAN has accepted
the position Of factory boss at the Top
mill, made vacant by the resignation oil
Mr.. J. g. Morrison.
Miss FILA DILLON, it is stated, has con.
sentgd 10 give an Evolutionary and mIsl.
cal entertainment under the auspices OF
Holiday Post, G. A. r., previous TO her
departure for Memphis.
TIE little child which was so seriously
hurt Sunday by falling of porch IN
North Wheeling, was Mr.. K: ID. Philips
child instead OF the Squire's. The little
one ia not 80 seriously hurt az was a. nrst
supposed.
| VIZ desire to call attention to the, adj
yertisemertof Mr.. Robert Luke nto-day 8
issue. He is Just receiving some elegant
new carriages, and in order to have every
thing first class his drivers will hereafter
appear in full liveried uniform.
EDWARD RlcHErs bad his head cut and
right thigh mashed in Porter's
coal bank at Edgington's Lane yester'
cay by IdIL VI hVdPStoLAU: AS
to his home in Fulton. His injuries are
eerious, but not necessarily dangerous.
Tue West Virginia Central Agricultural
/ and Mechanical Society will hold it's an
nual fair at CIarksburg septsmber =, %
"a and %. This fair il in West VIrslnla's
"Blue Grass Region" and is always inter
estinp and representative Of the industries
OF tho section.
LETTERS addressed to the following
named peysons remain unclaimed at the
postoflice: Chas. H. Peaton, W. &. r.
Pape, NJ. r. Orr, J. S. McConahy, Rudolph
| Hessier, George Hubbow, Archie W.
Houston, NJ. D., Hugh Calkan, Jr, j. b.
Byerly, Mrs. Hannah Black.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made September by J. D.
Ewing, trustee, to Thomas Hartley, In con-
sideration OF S475, for something over
eli wen acres OF ground in Ohio county.
Also deed made September by Vincent
B. Carson to Joseph Carson in consldera-
lion Of 81 500 for lot OF live stock.
A REPORT prevailed las t evening that the
sheet mills OF this vicinity were about to
sign the scale. There u reason to hope,
that the conference between the owners Of
| lie yEtua, Standard and Crescent mills
this week will result in an amiCab!e I'D
iustment Of the difficulty, and that the
mills will resume work in the near future
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