The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-28
LOCAL BRxyrlirs.



CITY,
Two MARRIAGE licenses were issued Sat
urIay,
PEoPLE's Theatre thisevaning-Eugene
Jepsen'a ",Iide OF Fortune" Company.
Tnp law library OF the late Daniel Peck
was sold at the Court House Saturday.
MARY BARdgR, a small Girl, fell OIL n
swing Ut the Park Saturday and severely
sprained one Of her arms.
REsgMDRR st. Luke's Church musical
entertainment and festival, in the Island
rink, tomorrow evening.
THERE were only two cases on the slate
at poliGa headquarters at midnight-one
drunk aud ono disorderly.
Wool has been selling freely in this Sec
ton al from n to 80 cents per pound, the
latter being the ruling figure.
ST. JoHN Is announced to return to
Wheeling and give free lecture at the
Capitol rink on ThuHday evening.
The wheat harvest will commence TO-
day in this vicinity the weather permits.
1t has been badly affected by the recent
heavy rains.
Tng twenty.inch crock sewer to be put
down on Fourteenth street from Chapline
east before the brick pavement ia put
down, has been distributed along the line.
Col. GEORGE b. CALDWELL il having his
residence on Sixteenth street handsomely
remOdeled. When finished the house
will be almost entirely changed inside
and out,
CLERK HOOK OH Saturday admitted TO
record deed made October "a, 1854, by
George X, Wheat and wife to Jane COwl
for lot No, 20, in GilChrisgs addition No.
.. Consideration, 800,
TIE magnificent floral decorations that
were such u delightful feature at the
Hobbs reception last Friday evening we're
mainly the work OF Superintendent krei'
ger, Of Wheeling Park, whose good taste in
such matters IL well known.
TmRpicnic OF the public schools ont at
the Park Saturday was great success in
every respect, Over eleven hundred
children were on the ground, besides
many OF their parents and teachers, and
there was not an occurrence to mar the
pleasure OF the day.
Ex.MAYoR A. j. SWEENEY has removed
his family, temporarily, across the street
to No. COZ Main street, while his resi-
denCe il being entirely remodeled and re-
built. He proposes to erect where the
old brick, in which he has lived for over
thirty years now stands, ono OF the hand
soonest residenCeBin the North End.
on Saturday, July 8, A, Israel, Louis
Knabo, Butcher kuahe, Ed. BashEr anu
William Laue will leave for TayIoTstown,
ten miles below Ztnesville, Tor a two
weeks fishing and hunting trip. They
are we'll fixed and expect under the cap
taipghip Of Edward Bashur to make big
inIoads on the dnny tribe.
A SON OF p. j. Sullivan, Of the Island,
while bathing in the Back river Saturday,
plunged head foremost into the water to
make u dive and his head struck rock.
The shock stunned him and large p0r-
ton Of his scalp WAS separated from the
skull. Dr. Hupp gave surgical attention
and tho little fellow is resting easy.
Ar an election by Crescent Lodge No. S,
A, A, Of |. 4 S. W., the following gentle
men we're elected for the ensuing term:
President, Raymond Bauels; Vice Preai-
dent, Peter Walt; K, g., Ohas O'Brlen;
Guide, Louis Tiers; Innor Guard, James
Philips; Outer Guard, A. j. Younkens;
Corresponding Representative, Harry
Hooking.
ALPHA LODGE No. 424, X. OF H., elected
the following officers Friday evening for
the ensuing term: Dictator, William Ora.
ham, it,; Past Dictator, Joseph A. Met.
calf; Vice Dictator, John A. YOen; AS
aistant Dictator, NJ. L. Wright; Reporter,
Joseph Hall; Financial Reporter, L, W.
Dunaway; Treasurer. S. M. Darrah; Chap
lain, George +. Irvine; Guardian, Fred.
O. DriehorBt; Sentinel, James Nagle
0rganBt, Lorlng Downs; Trustees, viii
liam NJ. Botslord, John Brown and John
Adams; Medical Examiner, John W.
Morris.