The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-03
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About thu
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CITY.
YEsrERDAY wss another lovely fall day.
"RoK1uxE's Fool" at the Opera House
this evening.
THERE will be music at the Chapline
street rink this evening.
- IL. POLICEMAN BARUM yesterday opened
his saloon 81 1916 Market street.
TuE hay market was well attended yea.
terdsy, and prices ranged from SIG 70 SIS
per ton.
Cry COLLECTOR CRAWFORD has an an
nouncement in the advertising columns
OF interest to city tax payers.
THE last will and testament Of Mary +,
Luker, deceased, was yesterday admitted
70 probate and ordered to be recorded. II
names Thomas H. Lewis as executor.
The special attraction at the Chapline
street rink this evening will be the great
three1nile straightaTay race between
Sheppard, Of this city, and Roack, Of East
Liverpool.
Mrs. J. W. HOLIDAY, OF Steubenville,
will this evening pay visit 10 the newly
Organized Women's Relief corps OF this
city, ut q. A. K. nall, aud she is DESTROYS
Of meeting every member OF that organi-
cation.
"OuR jonathan" continues to attract
large audiences to Charley Shay's. The
house at the matinee yesterday was a
tiattering one, being composed largely Of
ladies. The play will be repeated this
evening.
The ladies Of the Arion Society will
hold an entertainment at the club house
on the South Side this afternoon and
evening, that promises to be novel and
pleasant affair. A large attendance is
looked for.
Miss MINSIE MADDERX will appear at
the Opera House on Monday and Tues-
day evenings, December q and "a in
Steele MAckEye's new play, '.ln Spite o.!
All" written expressly for Miss MAddern
by the author OF "Hszel Kirke."
A BRAKEMAN named Lamasney, EN-
pfoyed on the Pwiky road, had one OF his
hands badly crushed yesterday while
coupling cans in the yard here. Hip
wounds were dressed by DR.. ]. Z. Belle.
vile, who amputsLed one Of the injured
fingers.
THE bung and box factory ct Hubbard's
old saw mill has received fat load OF
lumber from down the river, which con-
tains nienty seven thousand feet, and is as
Rae Giot OF lumber as was ever brought to
the city. The factory will be in operation
before long.
A MUCH needed Improvement has been
begun by the Board OF Public Works-the
laying OF broad brick crossing on the
east side OF Main street across Twelfth.
The Board should next put down SINH
lar crossing across Eleventh street on the
eGst side Of the Market House.
THE big orchestrion leased by the pro.
prietors Of the Capitol rink arrived in the
city yesterday. A gentleman also arrived
from Cleveland to set the huge music
box up. II plays iorty different airs and
will be very pleasing addition to this
popular rink. There will be grand
orchestrion opening concert and recep-
ton some time next week.
WE.GHMASrSE ROBINSON had country
man named bowman arrested yesterday
for giving in false weights OF a hay wagon.
This Is a step in tia right direction, as
quite Eu nber oil farmers are in the
habit OF chcstinR buyera to the extent OF
three and four hundred pounds in every
load OF hays The Gaze will come up this
morning in Police Court.
TIE Fuller electric light Is again to be
introduced into Wheeling. Mr.. ]. N.
Clark, who has for several years managed
the electric light system at Dayton, Ohio,
has leased the plant Of the old Wheeling
Electric Light Association, repaired the
wires, ADDED new appliances and lLtings,
and will this evening or tomorrow even
ing have the thing in operation.
IN yesterdays issue there were several
locals calling attention to the famous She.
boygan mineral water, ginger ale and
cocoa, fresh invoice OF which has Just
been received by the sole agents for this
vicinity, Mclaughlin d Mckinley. In
yesterdays issue It was stated that Nc.
CormiCk & MCKINLEY were the agents. OF
course every one knew that it was mis-
take. Mclaughlin &'MCGiniey have made
these excellent waters so popular that it
was generally known thatit was they who
had received the invoice referred to.
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