The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-10
LOCAL RREVITIEs.
alAttSrs OF Minor Momspt in and About the
CITY,

alAtt1rp Of Minor Moment In and About the
CITY.
oEE marriage license was issued yester.
day.
TWELFTH STREET hill is being macsdam'
lied in a most substantial manner.
THR rain yesterday prevented the COM
mencement OF work on the Fourteenth
street improvement.
TuE German NJ. Z. Church % being
handsomely freScoed by John Stulen, Jrp
iresco artist OF Pittsburgh.
TuE Third Presbyterian Church Of
Wheeling has given unanimous call 70
Rev. W. NJ. Eaton, Of Washington, Pa, TO
becomsi its pastor.
A RACE has been made between Jacob
Humes, Of Martins Ferry, and Joseph
Dunning, Of Brilliant, for purse OF $50,
to be skRted on next Saturday evening at
the Alhambra rink,
CHARLES WoLLKNwGBRR, one Of Mar
shall county's leading fuit growers, lett At
this Office yesterday some magnificent
punches OF Black Tartar cherries. he
makes specially otthls luscious fruit,
The pipeline Of the Natural Gas Com
pany OF West Virginia runs along the
National road from Marshalls coal bank
east to the county line, a distance Of about
thirteen miles. The ditching gang Is now
employed at TriRdelphta,
The room OF the Board OF Education has
been furnished with large easy revolving
chairs, such as are used in the Council
chambers. With the new carpet that has
been placed on the floor, the Board room
now presents very swell appearance,
Tals evening there will be given q
strawberry festival and social at the resi-
denCe OF Prof. Anderson, No. IS North
Front street, All are cordially invited
The proceeds are for the benefit OF the
Sixth ward Missionary Sunday School,
The proceeds Of Ex-Governor st, Johns
lecture at the Opera House Tuesday night
fell short OF the expenses by $Sl. The
lecturer received $50 and his expenses
from Kansas. The shortage is being made
up by subscriptions by prohibition sym
pathzers.
THR Fourth OF July this year comes on
Sunday. Monday will be observed as the
Fourth by the National Government and
the banks will close on that day, Business
men generally, as far as they have been
heard to express themselves, favor Mon
day as the day on which TO celebrate, The
various city departments will probably
close on that day.
The Ladies' Working Society Of the
Chapline Street NJ. +. church will give
one Of their pleasant soCials at the church
this evening, in connection with which
Rev. 4. W. Ryan, OF Detroit, will deliver
lecture, the subject Of which Is "0bser-
yations in Europe" There will be a sup.
per previous to the lecture commencing
at 5 o'clock, and refreshments afterwards.
IT 10 expected that the Belaire 4 St..
Clairsville narrow gauge will he ready to
change the track to q standard gauge
about the Goth Of the month. There has
been a large amount OF grading done on
this road in strengthening the track, and
1t will be greatly improved thereby.
Alter the gauge 10 changed trains will
run between 81, ClairsVille and Wheeling,
making three trips per day.
CLRRX Hook yesterday admitted 10 rec.
ord a deed made June s by George Crum-
hacker and wife to Anton ReymanD, in
consideration Of $3.50, for ii acres Of
ground OF the tract knowl as the Carroll
farm. Also deed made May 10, by W.
W. irwin and wife, Of Martins Ferry, to
Isaac Irwin, in consideration OF 5000, for
the south half Of lot l0l, fronting SO feet
on Chapllne street in the Fifth ward.
TIE first installment OF illuminated 18th
ographic advertising paper for the Mil.
waukee sGngeriest has been received and
distributed about the city. 1t Is very
handsomely gotten up, and contains good
likenesses Of the principal singers, The
German singing societies Of this city who
propose attending are busily engaged re.
hearsing the music TO be sung at the Sen.
geriest, and arranging for their excursions.