The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-16
LOCAL BRRy1r1Es.
ntattsr. 81 Minor Moment in aud About y

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City.
osE marriage license was Issued yestet-
TIE supreme courtof Appeals meets
again to-day.
REDWOOD has reappointed all her old
school teachers. s
sEauIs commencement OF the Opera
House this evening. W
YrsrKRDAY's rain was very welcome IN
the country, hut there was 100 Little OF "
ssTuspAy last was the ftwenty-see
anniversary of the organization OF west
Virginia.
HENRY BRooEs wasyesterday appointed
| n Constable for Centre district BY the
County Commissioners. u
The Postmaster at West Union, q Re
publican, Is reported to have escaped the
official axe by sending in his resignaf
ton.
The German workingmen's Beneficial
Society will picnic today at seibett's Gar;
den. The Opera House orchestra Will
furnish the music.
Gov. WILSON has refused to remit the
fine assessed against Henry Robrecnt. oil
Ais city, for the illegal sale OF liquor, I'M
posed by tho Circuit Court.
TnE Chapline street rink polo club ex;
presses itself as perfectly wiling aug
ready TO meet the Bellaire polo club again
whenever the latter may desire.
The Knights Of st. John rallied of .
fine picture OF the poet Schiller last
| NIGHT at Louis Schwalh's. Ticket No. ",
held by Andy Habig, drew the picture.
CONSIDERABLE complaint has been heard
OF the use OF hose on newly-paved streets
4 in such manner as to wash the sand and
tar out Of tile cracks. The Board OF Pub.
1 lic Works this morning warns users Of
such hose that this must be stopped.
i Arthe regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF Education to be held Thursday
n evening. the annual election Of census
enumerators will take place, and sue
cessor will also be elected to fill the va
cancy caused by the death Of Mr.. Aax !:
well. w
4 LErrRRs addressed 10 The following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
|. postoffice: Lizzie F. Smith, r. Schneider
Miss Lizzie Thomas, Fred Thompson, r.
b., Ridenour, Miss May Morgan, Gus
Movers, A. M, Adams, II. j., H4ti;;--SS;
Ebrels. w. J. Bryan, w. @. Barnes, Theo
Bush, Capt. John Bird, Samuel Bell.
ALI knights Templars who can attend
the funeral Of Sir knight Morrison, o.
Steubenyilie, formerly Of this city, who's
remains arc to be inferred at Greenwood
are requested to report at the Asylum q
r. N. sharp to-day instead Of 10 O'Clock
as statedin yesterdays advertised call
lKramer's band will furnishithe mdsio iol
the .cortege. III 81
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re
record deed made April 2, 1883, by the
Nail City Building Association to Mrs
Annie Fox for a lot Of ground in A. II
Britt's addition consideration $le5: Alst
deed made May!25, 1885, by William
Hearne, special commissioner for Fred
erick | obenstein, for the south hall oil lo
. I84. on the east side OF Chapline street, II
Chapline and EofTs addition; considera
ton 81, s25.
'"CHI1pnRS's DAY. was most delight
fol success at the Chaplipe street NJ. Z.
Church. It was inspiring, instructive ane
impressive. The children assembled fol
rehearsal at 0 in the morning. At 1880
the pastor, II. G. Sanford, preached q fine
sermon on 1.-THE Value Of Knowledge
After the sermon the public educational
collection was taken. At3 pm. the child
rem and people assembled again. Tho ex
ercises consisted Of singing, responsive
reading, an excellent address BY Hon; O
d. Hubbard and q collection. The ladiei
excelled in decorating the church; they
made II n naradise,